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Forgiveness
This post was originally posted as an article more than a year ago. It seemed like a timely moment to repost. Forgiveness by Clayton Butler February 2, 2009 After completing my schooling for Business Ethics and Biblical Theology I decided to pursue my dream of working on the mission field. I accepted an offer to [...]
READ FULL POSTRescue Through Resurrection
Sometimes when people imagine a rescue, their mind immediately conjures Hollywood-esque action sequences—first, an explosion, followed by SWAT commandos, bristling with every imaginable weapon, pouring in through windows and doors, their laser scopes slicing through the murk, and a small pile of girls huddled in the corner suddenly awash with relief that the nightmare is finally over. It would make for a great movie, just not one based on a true story.
READ FULL POSTBattle Front: South Africa (Update 2)
Exodus Cry Director of Philanthropy Blaire Pilkington interviews Hanalee Linda on location in South Africa. With a spike in unsupervised children traveling around the country on school break, there is a need for programs like Linda’s which reach out to thousands of at risk children.
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Sex Slaves Freed from the “Thunder God”
Tribal priest comes to Christ, frees sex slaves 8 April, 2010 Ghana (MNN) — Sex slavery is rampant among tribal religions in Ghana. In a system commonly referred to as Trokosi, girls are given to tribal priests as payment for sins. “Trokosi” means wives or slaves of the gods. Every Child Ministries is rescuing these [...]
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Babylon: The Resurgence of History’s Most Infamous City
A book by Peter Herder with Benji Nolot
The weakening of the US financial system is leading to calls for a global currency. National sovereignty is under attack. The force of globalization has untied the world like never before. Human trafficking is on the rise.
