Survivors Outreach Ministries

Survivors Outreach Ministries We believe healing begins with truth and justice. Have you found the strength to say “NO MORE” to abuse? Are you never looking back?

Our mission is to empower survivors, reform broken systems, and inspire faith-driven advocacy that leads to real, lasting change in America’s courts and communities. If so, know that you overcame... you won!!! We at Survivors Outreach Ministries stand ready to help ensure that survivors of abuse and intimate partner violence like you, restart their lives with the right mindset and proper support n

eeded to keep soaring! We are Survivors for Survivors! Survivors Outreach Ministries provides Peer Support Advocacy services that teach survivors to become their own advocates so they are empowered and better able to break away from the cycle of abuse to fully rehabilitate their lives. Our program, services and resources enable survivors to stay out of the cycle of abuse by building on their strengths and facilitating their independence. We are a Non-Crisis Peer Support Organization and only accept new clients by referral and appointments only. The objectives of Survivors Outreach Ministries are to: (1) improve Survivors overall well-being, (2) promote mental, emotional, spiritually, and financial healing. (3) define and encourage healthy relationships, (4) promote stability and improve social competency by helping survivors access local and community resources (5) bridge the gap between domestic violence services and substance abuse/mental health treatment, (6) provide legal education and court advocacy, and (7) promote social change and support justice initiatives with an Emphasis on Family Court Reform and Restorative Justice in the Court System. Edit profile
We partner with other community organizations, businesses and community leaders/advocates to provide support to all survivors of abuse and those involved in the criminal justice system, family courts, and juvenile dependency through court support and confronting injustices and corruption in our Judicial System.

🎙️ Join Us Sunday, June 14th at 8:30 PM EST on 95 South TV 🎙️Hosted by Ikon E & King Jacob📺 Streaming on Facebook Live •...
06/12/2026

🎙️ Join Us Sunday, June 14th at 8:30 PM EST on 95 South TV 🎙️

Hosted by Ikon E & King Jacob

📺 Streaming on Facebook Live • YouTube Studio • 810 Studio

🗣️ Topic: Crime Policies and Mental Illness

✨ Special Invited Guests ✨

National Victims Rights Advocate & Activist – Jessika Morgan

Jessika Morgan is a former domestic violence survivor turned advocate, activist, community leader, civil and criminal recovery consultant, social entrepreneur, and dedicated mother. With experience in criminal justice, mental health, substance abuse recovery, workforce development, and youth empowerment, Jessika has dedicated her life to helping others heal and rebuild.

Her mission is to empower survivors to move beyond survival and step into healing, growth, and purpose. Through advocacy and activism, she continues fighting for stronger support systems for survivors while pushing for Family Court Reform across the United States through education, awareness, and action.

Special Guest – Elizabeth Banty

Elizabeth Banty is a survivor and advocate from North Carolina whose life changed forever following a violent road rage incident in July 2024. The attack left her suffering multiple severe injuries, including 18 broken bones and 11 fractured ribs.

Following numerous surgeries and a long recovery journey, Elizabeth has become a passionate voice for survivors navigating trauma, recovery, and the challenges many face within the justice system after violent incidents occur.

By sharing her story, Elizabeth hopes to raise awareness around victim advocacy, accountability, resilience, and the realities survivors continue facing long after public attention fades.

This conversation goes beyond headlines. We’re discussing policies, systems, trauma, recovery, advocacy, and the work still needed to support survivors and communities.

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06/12/2026

North Carolina lawmakers are now requesting a criminal review into the handling of the Dominique Moody case after a state review identified serious concerns regarding Mecklenburg County DSS.

According to the review, multiple reports containing indicators of abuse and neglect involving Dominique Moody did not result in adequate intervention. The case has intensified scrutiny of Mecklenburg County DSS and raised broader concerns regarding systemic failures within the child welfare system, including allegations of inadequate investigations, missed warning signs, deficient safety assessments, and failures to properly respond to repeated reports involving vulnerable children.

When multiple reports are made and warning signs are documented, the public deserves answers. Families deserve accountability. Most importantly, children deserve protection.

The questions remain: What went wrong, who knew, and what reforms are necessary to ensure this never happens again?

Justice for Dominique Moody means more than identifying failures. It means fixing the system that allowed those failures to occur.

06/11/2026

THEY ARE NOT THE SAME
Karmelo Anthony was 17 years old. Whether people agree with the verdict or not, he was still a teenager with a developing brain who claimed he acted out of fear during a confrontation that escalated in seconds. A jury convicted him, and he received a 35-year prison sentence.
Decarlos Brown was a grown man with an established criminal history who had previously been found competent to stand trial in other criminal proceedings. He was accused of an unprovoked killing and, according to testimony and reports presented in court, made statements afterward that prosecutors argued reflected his state of mind following the homicide.
What many people struggle to understand is how a teenager can receive a decades-long prison sentence while an adult with a lengthy criminal history is later deemed incompetent to proceed in court after having previously been found competent in other cases.
These are different legal cases governed by different legal standards. Competency is a legal determination based on a defendant's present ability to understand the proceedings and assist counsel. It is not necessarily a permanent finding. However, the public is still entitled to ask questions about consistency and accountability within the justice system.
Justice should be fair. Justice should be consistent. Justice should not depend on who the defendant is.
A 17-year-old was sentenced to spend much of his adult life in prison.
An adult career offender accused of taking an innocent life raises questions about competency after previously navigating the criminal justice system.
Whether one agrees or disagrees with either outcome, the public has a right to examine the facts, ask hard questions, and expect accountability from the courts.
Victims deserve justice. Defendants deserve due process. The public deserves consistency.
KarmeloAnthony



Our loyalty is not to race. Our loyalty is not to politics. Our loyalty is not to cultural pressure.Our loyalty is to Ch...
06/11/2026

Our loyalty is not to race. Our loyalty is not to politics. Our loyalty is not to cultural pressure.
Our loyalty is to Christ above all else.
Every human being is created in the image of God and deserves to be treated with dignity, value, and respect. As Christians, we cannot celebrate evil, excuse wrongdoing, or promote hatred based on the color of someone's skin.
Isaiah 5:20 warns us:
"Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness."
Biblical justice requires consistency. Truth does not change based on race, popularity, political affiliation, or public opinion. We are called to stand for righteousness, justice, mercy, and love of neighbor, even when doing so is unpopular.
The Church must reject racial hatred, selective outrage, and tribalism. Our identity is found in Jesus Christ alone.
Truth. Justice. Love.
That is our calling.

HEAVEN WEEPS AS HUMANITY CHOOSES HATRED OVER LOVE, VIOLENCE OVER PEACE, AND PRIDE OVER REPENTANCE.""THE LORD IS PATIENT,...
06/11/2026

HEAVEN WEEPS AS HUMANITY CHOOSES HATRED OVER LOVE, VIOLENCE OVER PEACE, AND PRIDE OVER REPENTANCE."
"THE LORD IS PATIENT, BUT JUSTICE IS COMING."
"RIGHTEOUSNESS EXALTS A NATION, BUT SIN IS A REPROACH TO ANY PEOPLE." — Proverbs 14:34
"EVERY LIFE HAS VALUE. EVERY SOUL MATTERS. EVERY DEED WILL BE JUDGED."
"THERE IS ONE HUMAN RACE. WE ARE ALL ACCOUNTABLE TO THE SAME GOD."
"HEAVEN IS NOT DIVIDED BY RACE. WHY IS EARTH?"
"WHEN JUSTICE IS MOCKED, INNOCENT BLOOD CRIES OUT."
"THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH, BUT THE GIFT OF GOD IS ETERNAL LIFE."
"THE KING IS COMING. CHOOSE RIGHTEOUSNESS."
"YOU WILL NOT STAND BEFORE GOD AS BLACK, WHITE, BROWN, OR RED. YOU WILL STAND BEFORE HIM AS A SOUL."



Not going to side with any of you. Not doing this race narrative BS either. Taking a life requires consequences. In this...
06/10/2026

Not going to side with any of you. Not doing this race narrative BS either. Taking a life requires consequences. In this case murder and 35 years is not right at all and unjust. This was manslaughter.

The verdict has been rendered, but the conversation is far from over.
Many believe the facts presented at trial were more consistent with manslaughter under Texas Penal Code § 19.04 than with an intentional murder conviction. Manslaughter occurs when a person recklessly causes the death of another, while murder requires proof of intentional conduct.
This case involved a sudden confrontation, fear, and a split-second decision. The law recognizes that fear can be relevant, but that fear must be objectively reasonable under the circumstances.
Questions also remain about whether the defense received effective legal representation and whether all available defenses and legal strategies were fully presented to the jury.
Supporting victims' rights and seeking accountability are not mutually exclusive with asking difficult questions about due process, effective counsel, and whether justice was properly served.
Justice requires that we follow the facts, not emotions, politics, or public pressure.
Do you believe the evidence supported murder, or was this a case that more closely fit the legal definition of manslaughter?

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