Faith in Action

Empowering Against Exploitation: Faith-Based Initiatives in Action

Faith-based initiatives actively combat exploitation by offering support and resources rooted in compassion and justice. While faith might not resonate with everyone, these organizations serve as crucial sources of information and aid, providing a safe space and essential services for victims/survivors. Their actions, irrespective of personal beliefs, play a vital role in raising awareness, bridging knowledge gaps, and fostering community responsibility to protect vulnerable individuals from exploitation.

Let’s talk about Sex and Porn in the Church

Same Root, Different Leaves: An enlightening and transformative webinar where Amanda, a survivor of human trafficking, and John, a former sex buyer, delve into a faith-based conversation about the core beliefs that drive victims and perpetrators alike.

TBN highlighted Human Trafficking Prevention Month by featuring a broadcast on "Advocate: Defending Hope for the Hopeless" and Kevin Malone's new book, "Scouting The Enemy." The program, hosted by Francis Chan, is a Bible Study and educational series addressing modern-day human trafficking in the United States. Produced by the U.S. Institute Against Human Trafficking and Kids Not For Sale, the series aims to educate and mobilize the Church to combat human trafficking. Kevin Malone and Francis Chan discuss their calling to advocate for the hopeless and combat human trafficking, particularly in the United States.

Faith in Action

Empowering Against Exploitation: Faith-Based Initiatives in Action

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