A safe refuge for women walking through betrayal.
423 Sisters is a gospel-centered, trauma-informed support community for women who have been wounded by a partner’s sexual sin, pornography use, infidelity, or hidden sexual behavior. You do not have to carry this alone.
Healing begins when your story is held with safety, truth, and compassion.
Betrayal often leaves women disoriented, isolated, and unsure what to do next. 423 Sisters creates a guided space where women can be seen, supported, and equipped with practical tools for healing.
Safe community
You will meet with women who understand the pain of betrayal and are learning to walk toward healing without pressure, shame, or isolation.
Trauma-informed care
Groups are led by trained facilitators who understand the emotional, spiritual, and bodily impact of betrayal trauma.
Christ-centered hope
Our curriculum and leadership are rooted in the hope of Jesus and the belief that God meets the brokenhearted with gentleness and truth.
A structured group journey for women seeking steadiness after betrayal.
This is not a place where you will be rushed into decisions, forced to share more than you are ready for, or pressured to “move on.” It is a place to slow down, breathe, learn what has happened inside of you, and take the next faithful step.
Groups are live, confidential, and relational by design. They are not recorded, because safety and trust are central to the healing process.
Summer groups are here.
Spring sessions are currently full. Apply today to be placed on the Summer Session groups Dates: June 2nd – July 21st Day & Time: Tuesdays, 6–8 PM CST Location: Zoom.
Next Step
Complete the application so our team can follow up with placement details as new openings become available.
An 8-part path toward safety, clarity, and gospel hope.
Each part gives women language, tools, group processing, and care-team clarity for walking through betrayal trauma with steadiness and support.
Betrayal Trauma & Storywork
Your story as it relates to betrayal trauma.
Emotional Impact
Write and process through the emotional grief and impact after discovery or disclosure.
Emotional Health Check-In
Group processing and self-care assessment.
Safety & Empowerment
Learn to identify safety and security in your life.
Recovery Language & Care-Team
Equipping and enhanced outcomes.
Boundaries?
Learn about healthy boundaries in your recovery journey.
What Is Healthy Disclosure?
Learn about the disclosure process and its implications in relationships.
Gospel Hope & A Future
Identity work and group encouragement.
You are not too much. You are not alone. You are not beyond care.
Many women enter betrayal recovery unsure whether their pain is valid, whether they are allowed to need help, or whether anyone will understand. 423 Sisters exists to offer a steady, Christ-honoring space where your story can be held with dignity.
For me, there's nothing quite like seeing individuals find their identity in Christ and experience true wholeness through Gospel-Centered restoration. It's why I'm so dedicated to the work we do here at 423 Communities. I believe that everyone deserves a place where they can belong, be heard, and be loved, regardless of what their story holds. As the Director of 423 Sisters, and Betrayal Trauma Coach, I'm committed to creating a safe and nurturing environment for women to process the effects of betrayal trauma. It's a privilege to be a part of this program and to witness the transformation that takes place when women come together ready to engage parts of our stories that some have never been invited into. I'm honored to be a part of this team, and I hope that anyone walking the road of betrayal alone wouldn’t have to anymore through our program and resources.
Common questions before joining.
These groups are intentionally structured to protect relational safety, consistency, and confidentiality.
If your preferred group time is full, you can select another available time or join the interest list to be notified when new groups open. Group size is limited to preserve safety and connection.
Because groups are relational and space is limited, we ask participants to commit to their selected time. Switching mid-session is rarely possible, but if a true conflict arises, we will do our best to support you.
Because each group moves through a guided weekly process, new members are not accepted after the second week. If registration is closed, we encourage you to sign up for the next group session.
The application fee reserves your spot and helps cover administrative costs. The group fee helps sustain trained facilitation, care, curriculum, and the quality of the ministry. Refunds are not available once the group has started.
Yes. 423 Sisters is a gospel-centered, Christ-honoring ministry. You do not need to have everything figured out spiritually, but the curriculum, discussion, and leadership are rooted in the hope of Jesus and the truth of Scripture.
You are not alone. Many women come into group nervous, guarded, or unsure what to expect. You will never be forced to share more than you are ready for.
Yes. Many women join 423 Sisters after participating in other support groups or programs. The group can serve both first-time and returning participants who want to go deeper or revisit key healing tools.
This group provides space for reflection, healing, and support, but it is not a place for advice-giving or pressure. We believe clarity often comes over time through safety, community, wise counsel, and the Lord’s leading.
423 Communities is not a counseling center, but we are happy to provide trusted referrals to trauma-informed Christian counselors and coaches. Groups can be a powerful supplement to individual care but are not a replacement for therapy.
No. To protect confidentiality and safety, virtual sessions are not recorded. Attendance is required live each week.
We understand life happens. If you need to miss a session, notify your facilitator in advance. More than two absences may affect your ability to remain in the group because consistency is important for safety and growth.
Yes. Group members and facilitators commit to confidentiality at the beginning of the group. What is shared in the group stays in the group.
Women are finding support, tools, and hope.
These words reflect the kind of care 423 Sisters seeks to cultivate: safe, honest, practical, and deeply human.
“It was so comforting to have other ladies to share with and heal together. Very empowering.”
“I appreciated the self-awareness and self-acceptance, all of the tools to work through the healing process.”
“It was very healing to learn about the brain and addiction and working through my traumas.”
“It was a safe place to recognize critical, vital ways to live healthy.”
“I experienced healing in this community.”
“The support of knowing others have been on the journey and are supporting us.”
There is room for your story here.
Apply today to be placed on the waitlist for an upcoming 423 Sisters virtual group. Our team will follow up as group openings become available.