Five Characteristics of Child Sexual Offenders in Faith Communities
If child molesters are so “good” at what they do, what steps can the faith community take to insure that they don’t succeed? Learning how offenders think and act is the first step in developing protective antennas, which can keep our community safe from those who pose a risk to our little ones. This post will examine five basic behavioral characteristics of child sexual offenders that must be understood if we are committed to making the faith community a safe community.
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