VISION AND MISSION

Our vision is to raise up a global prayer revolution to confront the powers of injustice that are enslaving our women, and children. Our desire is to bring that which has been done in secret into the light of God’s presence as we beseech Him day and night for the release of speedy justice for the oppressed slaves of the earth.
Mission:

Our Mission is to see the deliverance, salvation, and restoration of every person in slavery across the globe. We are committed to seeing the end of Human Trafficking and the outlawing of Prostitution worldwide.

CORE VALUES

Our Core Values are founded on the teaching of Jesus Christ in the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus not only advocated for addressing issues of injustice in society, but He also established the God-ordained method of doing so. Here are our three foundational values:

Identification

Jesus taught that we should identify with the suffering of others. He said, “Blessed are those who mourn for they shall be comforted.” In Luke chapter 10 He taught that the second greatest commandment to love our neighbor is expressed through “compassion.” It is our biblical conviction that we must open our hearts to the sad and tragic plight of the oppressed.

Supplication

Jesus taught that our efforts to bring forth social justice should be wrought out of a dependency on God. He said, “Blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” To be poor in spirit simply means that we acknowledge our great need for God, which Jesus taught is expressed through a lifestyle of fasting and prayer. We believe that we can only truly invoke change when we are connected to the One who has the greatest capacity to bring forth that change.

Reconciliation

Jesus taught that when we go out into this world our primary focus should be to reconcile others to God. This includes not only reaching out to the oppressed, but also loving our enemies and telling them the truth about His Son who came to die for them. Our social justice methodology is fueled with a desire to see the salvation of both the oppressed and the oppressors.