UNVEILED
"The people walking in darkness have seen a great light;
on those living in the land of darkness a light has dawned.”
MISSION:
To shine God’s light and love on our community by standing against the darkness of human trafficking.
VISION:
To shine God’s light and love on our community by standing against the darkness of human trafficking.
How to Get Involved
EDUCATION
The greatest—and easiest—way you can help put an end to human trafficking is by hosting an educational event to raise community awareness about it. Maybe your coworkers, life group, or a neighborhood group or club would be interested. You don’t have to do any speaking; a trained educator from Unveiled will take care of that!
The greatest—and easiest—way you can help put an end to human trafficking is by hosting an educational event to raise community awareness about it. Maybe your coworkers, life group, or a neighborhood group or club would be interested. You don’t have to do any speaking; a trained educator from Unveiled will take care of that!
• In April U.S. law enforcement agencies seized the website Backpage.com, which had been used by people participating in human trafficking. The website’s chief executive, Carl Ferrer, pled guilty to charges of conspiracy and money laundering, according to “The Colorado Anti-Trafficking Insider.”
• Governor Hickenlooper signed a bill into law April 12 that requires people seeking a Class A commercial driver’s license to be trained in recognizing, preventing, and reporting human trafficking. This is important because truck stops are a hot spot for trafficked individuals.
• On April 23 the Governor signed into law a bill that makes sex-trafficking minors a class 2 felony with a fine of $3,000.
• Governor Hickenlooper signed a bill into law April 12 that requires people seeking a Class A commercial driver’s license to be trained in recognizing, preventing, and reporting human trafficking. This is important because truck stops are a hot spot for trafficked individuals.
• On April 23 the Governor signed into law a bill that makes sex-trafficking minors a class 2 felony with a fine of $3,000.
DONATIONS
Please consider contributing financially to the Unveiled ministry. To do this you can write a check to CWCCS, but make sure you specify that it is for Unveiled in the comment section on the lower left side of your check.
Please consider contributing financially to the Unveiled ministry. To do this you can write a check to CWCCS, but make sure you specify that it is for Unveiled in the comment section on the lower left side of your check.
"For He will deliver the needy when he cries, the poor also, and him who has no helper. He will spare the poor and needy. He will redeem their life from oppression and violence; and precious shall be their blood in His sight."
Psalm 72:12-14
PRAYER REQUESTS
That His love will compel believers to enter the fight against darkness and injustice. (Eph. 2:8-10, 3:16-21)
His love will bring healing spiritually, emotionally and physically for victims/survivors; the Holy Spirit will penetrate their hearts and guide them into Truth and Love. (Is 53:4-5, Mt 6:14, Rom 12:2)
Comfort for victims as they grieve their many losses, for example the loss of innocence, normal childhood/life, family, and trust. (Ps 94:19, Rom 15:13)
For all those involved in rescue and aftercare (e.g. law enforcement, safe home staff, counselors, legislators)
Protection over their hearts and minds as well as physical safety. (Rom 15:5, Gal 6:5, Ps 5:11)
For the vulnerable, especially the youth: that they would recognize vulnerability in themselves and their peers, they would call out and report concerns, and that there would be a great army to stand for righteousness and justice. (Ps 10:12, Ps 9:9)
Safe/smooth transition from trafficking to shelter
His love will bring healing spiritually, emotionally and physically for victims/survivors; the Holy Spirit will penetrate their hearts and guide them into Truth and Love. (Is 53:4-5, Mt 6:14, Rom 12:2)
Comfort for victims as they grieve their many losses, for example the loss of innocence, normal childhood/life, family, and trust. (Ps 94:19, Rom 15:13)
For all those involved in rescue and aftercare (e.g. law enforcement, safe home staff, counselors, legislators)
Protection over their hearts and minds as well as physical safety. (Rom 15:5, Gal 6:5, Ps 5:11)
For the vulnerable, especially the youth: that they would recognize vulnerability in themselves and their peers, they would call out and report concerns, and that there would be a great army to stand for righteousness and justice. (Ps 10:12, Ps 9:9)
Safe/smooth transition from trafficking to shelter
Peace in the safe home, make them a haven of healing
Financial resources
Wisdom (1 Cor 1:25, James 1:5, 1 Cor 2:5)
Education, career training, jobs for survivors
Laws that are just
For pimps, traffickers and “johns": prosecution and transformation (Rom 6:23, Rom 5:6, Prov. 14:12, Ez. 33:11, 1 Tim 2:1-7)
Break the bonds of pornography (Prov. 28:13, 1 Jn. 1:9, 1 Pet 2:11, Heb. 12:1)
More successes in prevention efforts
Set the captives free (Ps 72:12)
Wisdom and unity among all organizations and ministries involved in prevention, rescue and aftercare; no envy or self-ambition (1 Cor. 1:10)
Financial resources
Wisdom (1 Cor 1:25, James 1:5, 1 Cor 2:5)
Education, career training, jobs for survivors
Laws that are just
For pimps, traffickers and “johns": prosecution and transformation (Rom 6:23, Rom 5:6, Prov. 14:12, Ez. 33:11, 1 Tim 2:1-7)
Break the bonds of pornography (Prov. 28:13, 1 Jn. 1:9, 1 Pet 2:11, Heb. 12:1)
More successes in prevention efforts
Set the captives free (Ps 72:12)
Wisdom and unity among all organizations and ministries involved in prevention, rescue and aftercare; no envy or self-ambition (1 Cor. 1:10)