Dawn E. Worswick

Free at Last: Human Trafficking & Sexual Abuse Abolition Series Dawn E. Worswick

Human trafficking and sexual abuse abolitionists go head to head with Pimps and traffickers to rescue prostituted children and women in this one of a kind series focusing on the Christian response to such horror through prayer, worship and faithful service through our Lord Jesus Christ. A group of Christian friends from San Jose, California miraculously come together to fight against sexual abuse and human trafficking in the San Francisco Bay Area. The Christian response to an all too real evil that lurks in every city on the planet is through prayer and faithful service. Can prayer and faithful service really help fight this seemingly endless prolific and hopeless problem? Can a beautiful blond haired girl really be rescued through faithful prayer and service? Can obedience in following Christ's lead really bring Justice to those who are lost without a trace of hope? Find out and see what these new age human trafficking abolitionists are doing in response to the all too real evil that plagues our cities day in and day out. Free at last, offers hope to the hopeless, and encouragement for those in the fight for human flesh. Won't you join us today and learn how you too can become a prayer warrior and a human trafficking and sexual abuse abolitionist! As a staunch supporter of real life human trafficking abolitionists and organizations, a portion of the proceeds from this book will go to honor the SAGE Project of San Francisco in honor of Norma Hotaling who survived being prostituted herself as a child and tirelessly worked and gave her life to bring Justice, hope and peace to those who were thought to be lost forever! Norma Hotaling is no longer with us but her legacy remains; She was a human trafficking and sexual abuse abolitionist and I hope this book honors her memory and her work in its fullest capacity in what she accomplished and hoped to accomplish in this life and the next. For more information please go to www.sagesf.org