Rachel Starr is Director of Studies for the Centre for Ministerial Formation at the Queen’s Foundation for Ecumenical Theological Education, Birmingham, UK. She teaches biblical studies, gender and theology. Her book, The SCM Studyguide to Biblical Hermeneutics (2006), co-written with David Holgate, is used in the Methodist Church’s new course for Local Preachers and Worship Leaders. Rachel completed her doctorate at Instituto Superior Evangélico de Estudios Teológicos (Protestant Institute for Advanced Theological Studies) in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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• 1 Introduction  2 Domestic violence and the churches in Argentina and England  3 The ‘goods of marriage’ and their impact on domestic violence  4 Covenantal models of marriage and their impact on domestic violence  5 Sacramental models of marriage and their impact on domestic violence  6 Reimagining the saving power of marriage in contexts of domestic violence  7 When salvation is survival

Rachel Starr is Director of Studies for the Centre for Ministerial Formation at the Queen’s Foundation for Ecumenical Theological Education, Birmingham, UK. She teaches biblical studies, gender and theology. Her book, The SCM Studyguide to Biblical Hermeneutics (2006), co-written with David Holgate, is used in the Methodist Church’s new course for Local Preachers and Worship Leaders. Rachel completed her doctorate at Instituto Superior Evangélico de Estudios Teológicos (Protestant Institute for Advanced Theological Studies) in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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• 1 Introduction  2 Domestic violence and the churches in Argentina and England  3 The ‘goods of marriage’ and their impact on domestic violence  4 Covenantal models of marriage and their impact on domestic violence  5 Sacramental models of marriage and their impact on domestic violence  6 Reimagining the saving power of marriage in contexts of domestic violence  7 When salvation is survival

Rachel Starr is Director of Studies for the Centre for Ministerial Formation at the Queen’s Foundation for Ecumenical Theological Education, Birmingham, UK. She teaches biblical studies, gender and theology. Her book, The SCM Studyguide to Biblical Hermeneutics (2006), co-written with David Holgate, is used in the Methodist Church’s new course for Local Preachers and Worship Leaders. Rachel completed her doctorate at Instituto Superior Evangélico de Estudios Teológicos (Protestant Institute for Advanced Theological Studies) in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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• 1 Introduction  2 Domestic violence and the churches in Argentina and England  3 The ‘goods of marriage’ and their impact on domestic violence  4 Covenantal models of marriage and their impact on domestic violence  5 Sacramental models of marriage and their impact on domestic violence  6 Reimagining the saving power of marriage in contexts of domestic violence  7 When salvation is survival