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This morning we had the opportunity to hear from these powerful women who are all fighting human trafficking around the world and in the United States! Together we can defeat Human Trafficking! • Sioni Rodriguez- Author/Survivor • Beth Grant - Co-Founder of @projrescue • @hilldejarnett - Salvation Army • Rev. Dr. Que English - Founder of @notonmywatchnyc #humantrafficking #projectrescue #notonmywatch #salvationarmy #enditmovement #endit #womenofgod #hope #hopestartshere #restoration

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Join us today in praying for the women and children affected by human trafficking. Pray that they will know God’s love in a very real way and that they are HIS children. Together we can make a difference. #projectrescue #prayer #humantrafficking #enditmovement #endit #love #bethechange

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“God has opened doors for me to walk with wonderful women of God in different cultures – women called of God who deserve all the encouragement and equipping that we could give them.” —Beth Grant, co-founder, Project Rescue #hopestartshere #projectrescue #enditmovement #notforsale #humantrafficking #awareness #educate #encourage #love #rescue

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Over 20 million people are affected by human trafficking. Three dollars a day can help rescue a woman or child from human trafficking. Learn how you can be involved by visiting our website (link in bio) #projectrescue #humantrafficking #enditmovement #endit #notforsale #love #itstartswithyou

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Everyday children around the world are affected by human trafficking. We must protect and rescue children! Learn more about what Project Rescue is doing by visiting our website (link in bio) #knowthefacts #humantrafficking #enditmovement #endit #projectrescue #rescue #notforsale

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This week Project Rescue had the honor of hosting these pastors who traveled to our affiliate home in Spain. We are grateful for their partnership with us and their hearts for women and children who have been bound by sexual slavery. #projectrescue #enditmovement #endit #humantrafficking #bethechange #thankful

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Last year Project Rescue ministered to over 37,000 women and children impacted by sexual slavery. Thank you for supporting project rescue and fighting #humantrafficking around the world! #bethechange #projectrescue #enditmovement #praisethelord #thankful #endit #freedom

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Together we can make a difference and end human trafficking for good! Find out how you can support #projectrescue by visiting our website (link in bio) #enditmovement #endit #humantrafficking #bethechange

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Thank you so much to Timber Creek Church family and staff for hosting #rescueday and raising over $50K for Project Rescue! We are so thankful for your sacrificial giving to rescue women and children from human trafficking. (If your church is interested in hosting a Rescue Day, send us a direct message for more info) #humantrafficking #projectrescue #enditmovement❌ #enditmovement

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In the next 30 seconds, somewhere in the world, a child will be trafficked. #knowthefacts #bethechange #hopestartshere

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New Campaign Empowers Churches, Individuals to “Rescue” Survivors of Sex Trafficking

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — In 1998, four young girls were rescued and brought into a Project Rescue safe home in India. Now these girls, who are college graduates and close friends, represent thousands of others who have been reached and restored through the ministry of Project Rescue.

“For the ministry of Project Rescue, every day is rescue day,” says Project Rescue Foundation director Jon Barratt, “Every day we see women and children, survivors like these girls, enter our affiliate homes. That is where they begin the journey to full healing restoration in Jesus Christ.”

According to Barratt, in response to the countless women and children needing rescue from sexual slavery, the number one question he is asked by churches and individuals is, “How can we join the fight, and rescue those in need?”

Answering that plea is the heart of a new strategic Project Rescue annual giving campaign, which invites churches, organizations, and individuals the power to change destinies for women and children throughout the world who are victims of sexual slavery—to be a part of these survivors’ “Rescue Day.” The cost of this rescue is $3 per woman or child per day.

“We are asking friends to designate a day to join hands with Project Rescue and fight for the spiritual and physical freedom of women and children who are sexually exploited—helping as many of them as possible,” Barratt says.

The toolkit, available at projectrescue.com, gives pastors or coordinators all the resources they need to conduct their Rescue Day on whatever day they want to do it, giving it more flexibility than a sanctioned one-day national event.

As well as the Rescue Day video, which shares the incredible testimony of the four girls, resources include books, t-shirts, handmade products from Project Rescue vocational centers, a jump drive of video, information, and slideshow materials that are designed to use in Church digital and print presentation materials.

A few Rescue Days, which have taken place across the country, were met with great success. “People are excited to be able to get involved in the fight against human trafficking on a personal as well as corporate level,” Barratt says.

Over 100 Rescue Days have already been registered to take place across the country this year.

For more information on how you or your church can host a Rescue Day, go to projectrescue.com or email info@projectrescue.com. 

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Project Rescue Announces Pastor Rod Loy as Director of Strategic Initiatives

Project Rescue began in Bombay, India 20 years ago with a unique partnership between long-time ministry friends David and Beth Grant and K.K. Devaraj, Director of Bombay Teen Challenge. The compelling goal was a shared mission to help sexually enslaved women and children find Jesus and freedom. The “glue” for the partnership was a trusting long-term relationship between a national pioneer friend and AGWM colleagues.

Now as Project Rescue begins the next 20 years of taking Jesus to trafficked women and children in Eurasia and Europe, the Grants are very excited to announce a new partnership for the sake of accomplishing God’s mission. Pastor Rod Loy, First AG North Little Rock, Arkansas has been named as the Director of US Strategic Initiatives.

Pastor Rod has tracked with Project Rescue since its birth. First AG North Little Rock contributed the first large gift to help purchase land outside Bombay for the first Homes of Hope. Over the years, Pastor Rod and 1stNLR have shared generously with Project Rescue on multiple fronts.

Now, as the Director of Strategic Initiatives, Pastor Rod will do officially what he has already been doing unofficially because of his passion: 1. communicate the freedom stories of what God is doing through Project Rescue to mobilize pastors to give, pray, and engage, 2. serve as a consultant to the ministry in creative communications, networking relationships and creative partnerships in the US.

David and Beth Grant, co-founders and directors of Project Rescue, expressed their excitement about this new partnership. “Pastor Rod Loy has refused to accept any financial remuneration from Project Rescue for what God has put in his heart to do. He has declined any help with expenses incurred. His passion is Project Rescue’s mission. We believe God is going to use this creative partnership with Pastor Rod to exponentially multiply the ministry of Project Rescue in the months and years ahead!”

Pictured: First NLR Pastor Rod and Cindy Loy

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Thank you for praying today for complete restoration for every woman and child in our Project Rescue affiliate homes. #hopestartshere

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The girls’ "chuples" at the entrance of the Home of Hope in India. #beautifulthings #hopestartshere

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What you need to know about sex trafficking and Super Bowl Sunday. #tackledemand #stopthetraffic #beavoice 

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8 Days until National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Will you join us on January 11th by gathering with others in your community to take a stand against human trafficking ? For more information email awareness@projectrescue.com You can also view parcipating locations here: https://goo.gl/UzHjXr #projectrescue #nationalhumantraffickingawarenessday2018 #ProjectrescueDinnerOut

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9 Days until National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Will you join us on January 11th by gathering with others in your community to take a stand against human trafficking ? For more information email awareness@projectrescue.com You can also view parcipating locations here: https://goo.gl/UzHjXr #projectrescue#nationalhumantraffickingawarenessday2018 #ProjectrescueDinnerOut