Tag Archives: Nigeria
Child Trafficking in America Often Begins at Home
Most Americans think child trafficking is done by strangers in vans or overseas labor rings. The horrifying reality in our own country is that it often begins at home. Family members facilitate 44% to 60% of identified child sex trafficking cases in the U.S., with addiction frequently driving the abuse. We have to shatter the false stereotypes if we are ever going to protect the most vulnerable.
Posted in Child Exploitation, Federal
Tagged America, Bureau of Justice Statistics, child sex trafficking, child trafficking, church, Counter-Trafficking Data Collaborative, familial trafficking, Haiti, human trafficking, India, National Human Trafficking Hotline, Nigeria, restavèk children
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Our King is Coming
In a world filled with chaos and uncertainty, that truth changes everything. Christ will return—just as He promised—and His kingdom will reign forever. Live ready. Stand firm. Hope boldly.
Posted in Faith
Tagged Christianity, Islamist Fulani, martyrdom, Nigeria
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Suffering for Jesus Christ – Nigeria
Christians in Nigeria are being slaughtered by the thousands — the deadliest persecution hotspot in the world. As the violence escalates, will we stand with our persecuted brothers and sisters in prayer and action?
Posted in Faith, Islam & Sharia; Terrorism, Religious Liberty
Tagged Bola Tinubu, Christianity, Fulani, International Religious Freedom Act of 1998, jihad, Muslim, Nigeria, persecution, Sa'adiyyah Adebisi Hassan, Ted Cruz
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