I spent some time this afternoon consulting for an anti-trafficking non-profit called EPIK. EPIK is unique in that it aims to address the demand side of sexual exploitation. Essentially, sex trafficking is created by men who feel entitled to purchase sex and don’t have the innate protective Godly love for young girls that men should. […]
When I was in Cambodia, I was able to meet a young girl who represented everything good in this world (her picture is below.) Joy, hope, happiness, purity and life. Even though she has suffered much and is an orphan, she has a spark that is unmistakable. In Phnom Penh, the capital city, I witnessed
Chris Stollar, who was Dean of Faculty at Kilns College until recently moving to Ohio, sent me this article on trafficking he just had published by Relevant Magazine. Chris is a journalist who has a tremendous heart for justice and non-profit organizations. Click here or on the picture below to read Chris’ article (and make
I met a new friend this week named Dave Rogers. Dave spends all of his time travelling to India and surrounding areas helping people and villages start micro businesses so that they can be self sufficient. His primary calling, however, is helping to buy women out of sex slavery and establish them in communities where
