There are 27 million reasons why you should give a frack about Human Trafficking. I want to invite you to join us for a special film screening of Call + Response. And if you’ve seen it, see it again and bring someone along. If you’ve already seen the film, can you share some of your reflections so that others might be encouraged to watch this film or screen it on their own?
We’re not here to bait and switch, ask for your money, or get you to come to our church or buy more cups of coffee. We simply want to partner together to love mercy and seek justice.
Join Quest Church and Q Cafe for a screening of the landmark film on human trafficking in our world. Following the film screening, join us next door at Q Cafe for an advocacy fair with local and global partners in the fight against human trafficking to learn how you can be involved. All profits go to World Concern and Break the Chains/International Justice Mission to support their work against human trafficking.
Human trafficking is considered the third largest industry in the world and despite our advances as a human society, there are more slaves today than any point in human history. That – folks – is the essence of human depravity. Tickets are only $5 and all proceeds go to benefit the fight and cause. Seats are limited so purchase your tix now. Help us spread the word by sharing this post or share the Facebook Event.
Two articles I want to share with you. The first is a recent article from the NY Times/blogpost
Anyone who thinks it is hyperbole to describe sex trafficking as slavery should look at the maimed face of a teenage girl, Long Pross. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: justice, seattle, call + response, human trafficking, international justice mission, slavery, world concern
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