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Meet Jafit: Fight for her

Meet Jafit: Fight for her

Deep in the heart of India lives a tribe called the Banchara … a community defined by the 500-year-old practice of child prostitution. Jafit began her work in the sex trade when she was just 12 years old. In order to keep her identity safe, we’ve changed her...
You can be part of an Easter miracle

You can be part of an Easter miracle

As soon He stepped into the synagogue in Nazareth, soft murmurings began to fill the room. This is just an ordinary man, they whispered. We watched Him grow up from the time He was a child … and now they say He is a worker of miracles? The crowd grew silent as He took...
You’ll want to watch this today … of all days.

You’ll want to watch this today … of all days.

Today is National Freedom Day — when our nation comes together to promote goodwill, equality, and to celebrate the abolishment of slavery in America. The fight for freedom has taken on many forms throughout history, but the heart of every battle on behalf of the...
From the Field in Thailand: Why I choose the darkness

From the Field in Thailand: Why I choose the darkness

I returned to Thailand this week hoping I would be prepared. I’ve witnessed the heartbreaking realities several times before, and I thought maybe this time I would be ready to stomach it. I was wrong. The gut-wrenching reality of the sex industry never gets any easier...

Urgent Need: Thailand

“ When are you going to open? I want out!” This desperate plea came from a girl living in Pattaya, Thailand, looking for a way out of the sex industry. She is waiting . . . literally waiting . . . for our new initiative to open its doors. It is her only hope....
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