A Look at Our Priorities
January 26, 2015//
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Proverbs 31:8-9 (NLT) Speak up for those who cannot speak
for themselves; ensure justice for those being crushed. Yes, speak up for the poor ad helpless, and
see that they get justice.
for themselves; ensure justice for those being crushed. Yes, speak up for the poor ad helpless, and
see that they get justice.
Re-entry has been tough. My third world experience is impacting my
tolerance for our perceived first world problems.
tolerance for our perceived first world problems.
I’m over the jetlag, but the
socio-emotional adjustment continues.
While I was inspired by God’s work through some amazing people, the
overall status of women in Cambodia is discouraging and, in some cases, horrifying.
socio-emotional adjustment continues.
While I was inspired by God’s work through some amazing people, the
overall status of women in Cambodia is discouraging and, in some cases, horrifying.
So it’s frankly disheartening to
return to a full week of Deflategate chatter.
It leads every local news broadcast – both radio and television. It’s a prominent conversation topic on social
media, in my home and around town. Is it
worthwhile to focus so much energy on a game?
What news stories did we miss while fixated on Tom Brady and Bill
Belechik?
return to a full week of Deflategate chatter.
It leads every local news broadcast – both radio and television. It’s a prominent conversation topic on social
media, in my home and around town. Is it
worthwhile to focus so much energy on a game?
What news stories did we miss while fixated on Tom Brady and Bill
Belechik?
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The Super Bowl is the largest weekend
for prostitution in the US, according to ABC
News, which means sex trafficking. A
lot of men, money and alcohol lead to an increased demand for commercial
sex. It’s big business. Why aren’t we hearing about this? January is human trafficking awareness month,
yet the news media doesn’t highlight the ugly and unpleasant truth.
for prostitution in the US, according to ABC
News, which means sex trafficking. A
lot of men, money and alcohol lead to an increased demand for commercial
sex. It’s big business. Why aren’t we hearing about this? January is human trafficking awareness month,
yet the news media doesn’t highlight the ugly and unpleasant truth.
Are you aware of your local
statistics regarding trafficking? Updated
stats for your state are available from the National Human
Trafficking Resource Center.
statistics regarding trafficking? Updated
stats for your state are available from the National Human
Trafficking Resource Center.
#seedsofscripture
#Cambodia #sextrafficking #SuperBowl #Deflategate #newsworthy
#Cambodia #sextrafficking #SuperBowl #Deflategate #newsworthy
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Blastoff to Cambodia – The Never Ending New Year
God is in Control – How I Almost Missed My Flight
Don’t Do It Alone – How a Guide Can Help
Sister Visit – Visting The Woman I Sponsor
They’re Not Just Stories – A Prison Visit
The Goal – A Toilet in Every Hut, You Can Help
A Day With Survivors of Trafficking and Rape
Renewing the Spirit – The Missionaries Worship
Encouraging the Missionaries and Each Other
A Success Story – One Girl at a Time
Sowing Seeds of Kindness – Devotions with Survivors
Living Intentionally – Defining Yourself
Who Are They? – A Report About the Men Who Buy Sex
Who Are They? – The Missionaries
Part of the Problem – A Corrupt and Unjust System
Rebuilding After Loss – Recovering from Flood Damage
Fighting Evil One Life at a Time
Blastoff to Cambodia – The Never Ending New Year
God is in Control – How I Almost Missed My Flight
Don’t Do It Alone – How a Guide Can Help
Sister Visit – Visting The Woman I Sponsor
They’re Not Just Stories – A Prison Visit
The Goal – A Toilet in Every Hut, You Can Help
A Day With Survivors of Trafficking and Rape
Renewing the Spirit – The Missionaries Worship
Encouraging the Missionaries and Each Other
A Success Story – One Girl at a Time
Sowing Seeds of Kindness – Devotions with Survivors
Living Intentionally – Defining Yourself
Who Are They? – A Report About the Men Who Buy Sex
Who Are They? – The Missionaries
Part of the Problem – A Corrupt and Unjust System
Rebuilding After Loss – Recovering from Flood Damage
Fighting Evil One Life at a Time
I am SO with you on this! It has made me crazy but can only imagine how it affects you having just returned from Cambodia (and being in the Patriots' "front yard"). How can we participate in exposing the abusers and prosecuting the perpetrators in the Super Bowl sex trafficking? Any thoughts?