“God has not turned a blind eye to the personal safety and spiritual liberation of women + children.” – Keturah Teasley

Keturah Teasley holds a Masters Degree in Education and is a Doctoral Student.

Keturah began working as an Advocate with female victims of domestic violence (and their children) over 20 years ago in a residential center. She also spent over a decade teaching academically in K-12 and adult education settings. Many of her former students lovingly refer to her as “Ms. Ford” (her former married name). 

Keturah currently enjoys intersecting Christian-faith intervention and the mental health of women and children at risk for abusive relationships. 

Additionally, Keturah provided trauma-informed parenting support and supervised visitation to court-ordered individuals (who have safety plans in place with their children) through her independently owned/operated service (Family Emerge) for four years. She has also been an active communicator (speaker/ordained preacher/facilitator/writer) in the areas of women’s issues, Christian discipleship, resilience, female rights/equality, youth development, and interpersonal violence prevention for over 15 years. 

Keturah has also written children’s books and has served as a featured Read Across America author at Livingston Elementary School in New Brunswick, NJ. 

Her overall message serves as “empowerment of women and families.” Her firm foundation is “faith in Jesus Christ.”

Keturah believes that the Lord is truly the God of “another chance” and she is a living witness of this in more ways than one.