I want to be a hero
I’ve been putting off writing this one. It’s easier to write about other things than it is to write about myself. But if Beyond Salvation is going to mean anything,
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No Middle Ground: Why Beyond Salvation Is Black and White
There is no grey in slavery. A person is either free or they are not. They are either safe or they are being sold. There
The Enemy We Refuse to March Against
More than 100 000 people took to the streets of Durban on 30 June, March and March. Banners. Chanting. Traditional weapons raised in the sun.
Human Trafficking: Everyday choices That Fuels Modern Slavery.
This is not a post written to shame you. It’s written to wake us all up, including myself. We pray against human trafficking. We share
Recognising Modern Slavery Hiding in Plain Sight
Modern slavery and human trafficking is happening in our neighbourhoods. It’s happening right now. Recently, I came across a disturbing list of over 30 “companies”
How churches can respond to human trafficking: prayer, prevention and practical support.
Human trafficking is one of the greatest injustices of our time, affecting millions of sons and daughters of God for freedom, dignity, and purpose. The
10 Essential Books Shedding Light on Human Trafficking
If you’re serious about fighting human trafficking, reading this blog isn’t enough. I know that sounds harsh, but it’s true. Blog posts can raise awareness
Types of human trafficking, how trafficking happens
Let me destroy the most dangerous myth about human trafficking: the idea that you’ll recognize a trafficker when you see one. You won’t. Because the
Signs You’re Being Trafficked (And What to Do)
If you’re reading this post because something doesn’t feel right about your situation, I need you to know this: you’re not crazy. That uneasy feeling
Human Trafficking Statistics 2025: Modern Slavery Facts You Can’t Ignore
Every 30 seconds, another person becomes a victim of human trafficking. Let that sink in. While you read this sentence, someone somewhere just lost their