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Heroes of Hope: Intimate Conversations with Six Abolitionists and the Sex Trafficking Survivors They Serve

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Heroes of Hope: Intimate Conversations with Six Abolitionists and the Sex Trafficking Survivors They Serve

What happens when six ordinary women become aware of sex trafficking in their cities? Listen in on intimate conversations with six abolitionists to discover how their eyes were opened to whatâ€™s happening â€œin plain sight.â€ Learn how each one of them is bringing freedom to sex trafficking survivors through aftercare homes where stories of hope are emerging from the darkness.
These women are Heroes of Hope.
Jeanne Allert: The Samaritan Women - Baltimore, MD
Bobbie Mark: Redeemed Ministries - Houston, TX
Louise Allison: P.A.T.H. - Little Rock, AR
Jenny Williamson: Courage Worldwide - Sacramento, CA
Deena Graves: Traffick911 - Dallas, TX
Stacia Freeman: Hope for Justice - Nashville, TN
Including a special interview with Natalie Grant, co-founder of Hope for Justice.
Country USA
Brand Awaken Media
Manufacturer Awaken Media
Binding Paperback
PartNumber black & white illustrations
IsAdultProduct
Height 9
Length 6
Weight 0.69004688006
Width 0.52
NumberOfItems 1
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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