“Having spoken with Ms. Wendy Redroad about “How to forgive what you will never forget,” we would like to say how impressed we are with her dedication to helping others heal from traumas.

Ms. Redroad provided us a draft of the curriculum for her program which seems quite comprehensive, organized in its approach to the tenets of the Catholic Church as well as the psychological needs of these individuals.

Dr. Lieser observed several of the classes and was highly impressed by the professionalism and charity with which Ms. Redroad conducted them.

The participants were actively engaged and voiced the benefits of her leadership and the sharing of her experiences.In light of this, we both support and highly recommend the continued use of her talents and this program.”

“After reading through Wendy Redroad’s program proposal and meeting with her for an extensive conversation on the subject, I have determined that “How to Forgive What You’ll Never Forget” is a poignant and easy-to-follow program for facilitating the healing process.

Wendy’s program strikes me as particularly relevant and needed, as it helps individuals to reconsider the powerful passions felt in the wake of traumatic experiences as divinely- inspired opportunities.

To my knowledge, this program is unique in its structure and offerings, and is presented in a highly pastoral and relatable manner.”

—Fr. Zachary Burns, TOR

Good Shepherd Catholic Community, Colleyville, TX

“Wendy Redroad is a ray of graced sunlight in a deeply dark moment for our Church. She has learned how to allow Christ the divine physician to heal her own wounds, and she is answering the Lord’s call to share her healing plan with others.

Her program of “forgiving what you will never forget” is the fruit of many tears, much prayer, and the secure guidance of the Holy Spirit.

I firmly believe that the Lord has blessed her with a beautiful and important vocation, and I have no doubt that she will be an instrument of Christ’s love and mercy for all those who follow her path of healing.”

Wendy Redroad is our go-to girl on the topic of forgiveness. She shares a powerful journey intertwined with healing for women who’ve suffered all manner of abuse. She is relatable, compassionate, and professional in her approach as she takes women by the hand and gently walks them through their own journey’s to healing and restoration.”

valianthearts.org

“In nine years of prison ministry I’ve become acutely aware that the main issue the majority of inmates struggle with is forgiveness—for themselves and others. Wendy’s teaching unlocks the mystery of how to forgive what you will never forget with practical guidance. Her message opened their eyes to new ways of understanding and approaching forgiveness.”—Donna Criswell, Prison Ministry
Director, Chapel of Hope

Location: The Murray Unit, Gatesville, TX

“We’ve had the privilege of watching Wendy present her curriculum to our peer support group as well as our safe house residents.

Her program is presented in a way that the most broken and vulnerable person can relate. The “five desires that arise from abuse, exploitation, and betrayal” are a necessary starting point in helping these women let go of the deep shame they carry. Wendy teaches with a great deal of empathy and compassion.”

—Emily Chavez, valianthearts.org

“People affected by abuse need healing. God’s love and mercy is the great source of hope for such healing. Hopefully, people will find the retreat experience a welcome encounter with the healing love of Jesus Christ.

Wendy’s program provides a format where people can open their hearts to encounter the deep healing that can empower them to live once again as precious children of God in peace and in hope. I pray God uses Wendy Redroad to reach many hearts and lives.

—Fr. Gavin Vaverek, JCL, Co-founder of Maria Goretti Network: Recovery Through Forgiveness

"Insurance companies and hurting believers take note. There is more healing in How to Forgive What You'll Never Forget than what you will find in a hospital stay."

—Ron Hall, Same Kind of Different As Me