Lauren Bethall

Finding Our Way Through the Traffick

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“From a Christian perspective, the editors and authors of these chapters address the essential needs for combatting sexual exploitation and trafficking: prevention, outreach, and aftercare for victims, and education, organization, and self-care for advocates. Professor Donna Hughes, Eleanor M. and Oscar M. Carlson Endowed Chair of the Women’s Studies Program at the University of Rhode Island, a leading international researcher on human trafficking http://web.uri.edu/gws/donna-m-hughes-ph-d We all have questions. This book has answers. Almost three dozen fellow sojourners offer to accompany us through the traffick, sharing with wisdom and courage from their experience, and offering help – but also stimulating our thinking and challenging our practice. If you hope to serve people and God’s freedom purposes well, look no further. Purchase this book immediately. Jennifer Roemhildt Tunehag, Director, European Freedom Network www.europeanfreedomnetwork.org Finding Our Way Through the Traffick is a resource more needed than ever. From new ethical questions to a robust call for church engagement--long overdue--this resource is packed with information required for fresh conversations, among leaders and laity alike. For the renewed vision and ideas, we are all better quipped to help the exploited. Professor Andrew Schmutzer, Professor of Biblical Studies, Moody Bible Institute, Chicago IL, USA. www.moody.edu Written by the pioneers and practitioners who have partnered with and participated in the lives of victims of human trafficking and prostitution, this book provides the most comprehensive and practical overview of issues that exists. It’s an amazing source of wisdom and resource, both for those who have been ‘in the trenches’ for years – as well as those who are feeling Called to begin to Do Something. If you’re reading this and don’t yet own the book, buy it now. It’s an essential tool.”