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Little girls do not grow up wanting to be prostitutes. And yet, that is what we call them. Please don’t use that label. Say they are trafficked or prostituted, but if you don’t know their story, don’t define them. In 17 years of working with prostituted women,...

RAHAB Ministries spreading messages of truth, love to stop exploitation. While some are shocked and scared by the recent news of 14 arrests in Jackson Township of men seeking to have sex with children, I am encouraged. I am encouraged because the issue, which has long...

When I served as an FBI Special Agent and since I became CEO of RAHAB, where we are dedicated to eliminating all forms of physical and spiritual slavery, parents have repeatedly asked me to tell them the places where their children are most vulnerable to sex...

To those who joined in the journey, when I issued the challenge below at our 2018 Scarlet Cord gala, and to those who’ve joined us since, thank you. Together, we’ve been Love and Truth in the flesh to people crying out to God for someone to see them. Together, we’ve...

She showed me her scars.  The physical ones you could see on the surface anyway.  Others became apparent as we talked.  I could see them, even if she couldn’t.

The evidence showed this was no made-up story she’d told me about a terrible accident, being patched back together and having to learn to walk again.

It wasn’t the first story I’d heard like that, and it wouldn’t be the last.

Her pain was her vulnerability.  Traffickers prey on vulnerabilities.

She’d been prescribed opioids to manage the pain, to help her heal. Her will and tenacity helped her stand again, and the drugs knocked her back down.

Instead of healing, too much of this medicine did harm.  Grave harm. Maybe even wrecked her life more than the accident.

She became addicted to the pain meds.  The street version was cheaper…