• The Crisis of Human Trafficking - with Rachel Timothy and Denise Walsh

  • May 16 2024
  • Length: 27 mins
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The Crisis of Human Trafficking - with Rachel Timothy and Denise Walsh

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  • In this crucial episode of Family Vision, Amy Rienow leads a much needed discussion on the often overlooked crisis of human trafficking within our communities.

    Special guests Rachel Timothy and Denise Walsh share their expertise and personal experiences to shed light on this pervasive issue.

    Rachel, a survivor and author of "Open Blind Eyes," recounts her harrowing journey through child trafficking.

    Denise, co-founder of Stop Suffering In Silence, discusses their joint efforts in raising awareness and providing support for trauma survivors.

    Rachel and Denise share the hope and healing that Christ can give for those who have experienced trauma as well as practical ways that Christian parents, families, and churches can protect children.

    Featured Resources:

    Read Rachel Timothy's book "Open Blind Eyes" to delve deeper into her personal story and the broader issue of human trafficking. Available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/166414367X

    Listen to their podcast "Stop Suffering In Silence" on trauma and trafficking recovery: https://stopsuffering.org/stop-sis-podcast/

    Explore resources and support through Stop Suffering In Silence at https://stopsuffering.org
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