IRVING, Texas - TelAve -- Enduring Faith Press is announcing a Domestic Violence Awareness Month campaign centered on When She Chose Life: A Memoir of Survival and Healing by Amara L. Stone. Throughout October, the independent publisher will use the memoir, a companion short film, and digital outreach to encourage meaningful conversations about hidden abuse, survival, faith, healing, and reclaiming one's life after violence.

Published June 23, 2026, When She Chose Life explores the emotional realities of abuse that can remain unseen by family, friends, and communities. Through a survivor-centered narrative, the memoir examines fear, isolation, difficult choices, faith, and the gradual journey toward safety and healing.

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The campaign also features When She Prayed in the Dark, God Made a Way — A When She Chose Life Short Film. Inspired by a pivotal portion of the memoir, the film follows Natalie through a moment of fear and uncertainty as she reaches out for help, prays during a crisis, and begins moving toward safety and a different future.

"Domestic Violence Awareness Month should be more than a calendar observance," said Antone Smith, Managing Member and authorized spokesperson for Enduring Faith Press. "We want this campaign to create space for survivors to feel seen, for families and communities to recognize that abuse is not always visible, and for people to understand that seeking safety and support can be the beginning of a new chapter."

Amara L. Stone writes under a pen name and maintains her privacy because of the sensitive nature of the subject matter. Media interviews are available with Smith, who can discuss the book's message, the companion film, the publishing mission behind the project, and the importance of survivor-centered storytelling.

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Throughout October, Enduring Faith Press plans to share short-film content, excerpts, reader responses, and awareness-focused messages across its digital platforms. The campaign is intended to encourage compassionate conversation while respecting the important role of trained advocates and community organizations that provide direct assistance to people affected by domestic violence.

Readers, media representatives, ministries, and community organizations can learn more about When She Chose Life and Enduring Faith Press at:

https://www.enduringfaithpress.com

About Enduring Faith Press

Enduring Faith Press is an independent publisher creating faith-centered books and related media focused on resilience, healing, hope, and reclaiming life after difficult experiences.