Support Freedom: A Global Perspectives Collection
The Support Freedom: A Global Perspectives Collection was intentionally created to teach you, your family, your small group, and your community about the issue of human trafficking. The contents will open your eyes to the need of setting people free from the bonds of modern slavery. The included Bible study provides an in-depth scriptural overview of sex trafficking. You will also find descriptions of each artisan who create the Support Freedom items available from WorldCrafts. Do your part and learn more about human trafficking and what you can do to help prevent it.
Support Freedom: A Global Perspectives Collection includes:
- Articles about the needs and hopes of those involved in trafficking
- 10 ways to put your support into action
- Biographies of Support Freedom WorldCrafts artisans
- WorldCrafts Speak Up Necklace
- And more!
| Artisan | Eden Ministries |
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| Country | Asia |
| Product Number | H174103 |
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About this Artisan
Eden Ministries
Eden Ministries serves to restore freedom for the captives of Asia’s red-light districts through holistic programs—transforming body, mind, and spirit. Young women rescued from human trafficking and sexual exploitation are provided a new career, skill training, and counseling—empowering young women for a new life and future.
Eden’s jewelry is handcrafted by rescued young women like Yen. Yen was full of anticipation when her older cousin promised a well-paying job at a restaurant in the big city. However, when Yen arrived in the city, she was immediately drugged, locked in a brothel, and forced into sex slavery. At first she cried daily, but she soon learned to force down her tears, as the boss threatened to burn her with hot water if she cried again. After Yen met Eden’s street outreach, she was rescued and is now starting a new life at Eden.
Eden Ministries’ calling is to be a voice to the oppressed, a light to the darkness. Partners like WorldCrafts help enable Eden Ministries to live out this passion and employ more rescued young women.
