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Meet Marilyn
Learn Marilyn’s heart, testimony, and calling—and why restoration is possible even after deep betrayal.
Read the Journey
Books written to bring clarity, protection, and hope—helping survivors and leaders recognize patterns and walk forward.
Free Tools
Articles, teachings, and guides to help you take practical next steps—one day at a time, with Scripture and wisdom.
About Marilyn Trent
A life shaped by suffering—and transformed by God’s restoring love.
The Father’s process of restoration
Marilyn Trent is an author, speaker, and minister who shares the message that betrayal does not define destiny—God does. Her story points readers toward a sacred pathway where the Father rebuilds what years of pain tried to destroy.
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Embracing Restoration Ministries
Equipping God’s people for wise soul care—through truth, compassion, and practical steps.
Restoration for the wounded
To bring Christ-centered hope to those carrying the wounds of trauma, abuse, betrayal, and spiritual confusion.
Truth + tenderness
We address suffering honestly while anchoring every step in Scripture, prayer, and wise, compassionate guidance.
Identity recovered
We help people rebuild trust, reclaim their God-given identity, and move toward peace, boundaries, and freedom.
The Restoration Pathway
Forgiveness → Healing → Restoration → Victory
This journey is not instant. It is sacred, steady, and deeply personal—guided by God’s love.
Individuals • Families • Churches
Survivors of abuse and betrayal, leaders supporting hurting people, and churches seeking a stronger care culture.
Books by Marilyn
Each book is a doorway: to truth, clarity, healing, and a restored future.
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Betrayal of Innocence
God’s process of healing through pain—turning wounds into testimony and purpose.
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My Heart Cried Enough
A journey toward deep inner healing—where God meets the brokenhearted with truth and comfort.
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Toxic Enchantment: Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
Exposing deception, spiritual manipulation, and hidden patterns that harm—so truth can set people free.
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A practical, Scripture-centered framework for rebuilding trust without ignoring patterns that harm.
A teaching to anchor the heart when pain feels endless—and to reconnect suffering with Christ’s comfort.
Clarifies what forgiveness is—and what it is not—so survivors can move forward with wisdom and peace.
A guided study plan that helps rebuild identity after trauma and spiritual confusion.
Stay in Touch
Weekly encouragement + new resources. (Connect this form to your email platform later.)
Speaking & Ministry
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Restoration after betrayal
Helping people name the wound, see the pattern, and walk a Christ-centered path toward freedom.
Equipping leaders
Tools for pastors and ministry teams: safe support, discernment, boundaries, and wise soul care.
Healing + boundaries
Practical teaching to help survivors and families rebuild with truth, compassion, and clarity.
Stories of impact
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FAQ
Clear answers for common questions—designed to protect survivors and keep expectations healthy.
Contact
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