THE CAMPAIGN TO END SLAVERY IN OUR LIFETIME

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How do I get involved locally?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by ROWCHEETOS Mar. 25, 2008.

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At 4:15pm on March 29, 2009, Colleen Rouse said…: so i guess that would make you the big kahuna pastor right? What church are you associated with in Dalton?

I am organizing a board to launch a non profit this year. This cause has gripped me like no other. We will keep you posted.

At 8:49pm on December 17, 2007, Ashley Clayton said…: thanks for the encourgement... God has really been working on my heart--it's such a beautiful experience.
i hope that you are learning something new this week. as Christmas approaches lets pray for the world to receive the most amazing gift... the perfect gift--JESUS. Love motivates giving, that's why He came to this broken world... out of love... Let's help spread the gift this season...
Blessings...

At 11:48am on December 12, 2007, Lindsey said…: Hi Stephen,

Thanks for the welcome...I'm glad to be here. Hope you're having a wonderful day!

Lindsey

At 3:42pm on December 7, 2007, Anjelica said…: thank you for being humble and friendly...
where do you go to school are you a college student whats it like on the East coast?? never been their always wanted to go....

At 7:33pm on December 6, 2007, Scott said…: Stephen, Thanks for the welcome, in response to your question about the name of my blog the Jericho Road is from the story of the good Samaritan and is a metaphor for walking out life as a Christian in the rough places. being a neighbor to all, especially those others ignore. Fighting slavery is part of walking that road.

At 2:42pm on December 6, 2007, Jenn said…: My painting about human slavery is almost done. I'm hoping to finish it tomorrow morning. I will try to get some pictures of my art work up while I visit my parents for Christmas.

At 11:36pm on November 27, 2007, Karin Fisher said…: "the least of these" gods time is not our time but his family will be rewarded unfortunately there are those who have to endure and GOD willing people like you will be there for them

At 5:37am on November 23, 2007, Angela said…: Thanks!!

At 2:02pm on November 19, 2007, Nathan said…: stephen, thanks for the welcome message. how are you involved in destroying slavery?

At 10:12am on November 18, 2007, Sonya Svoboda said…: thanks for the comment on my page. I've been working for 2 years as a grant writer both with a philanthropic consultancy and with a non-profit agency. I've done many grants in anti-human trafficking, gender equality and community development.

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North Georgia / Chattanooga, TN

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Teen Sherpa, Adventure Coach, Cultural Architect, Search and Rescue

CHECK THE BOXES THAT DESCRIBE YOU:

Teacher, Artist, Designer, Activist

How did you learn about or get involved in fighting slavery?

First, through talking with Zach Hunter. Then my wife and I attended a Shared Hope meeting in Atlanta that talked about Not For Sale.

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http://xanga.com/wolftrax

what are YOU doing today? tomorrow?

IDEAS...
lead to DREAMS...
lead to ACTION...
lead to CHANGE...

what are YOU thinking?

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Each member of our family designed their own t-shirt to take a stand ... against slavery, sex trafficking, homelessness, ... They really thought about it and came up with some great ideas. We took our ideas to a t-shirt company, where the designs were made into iron on transfers. They did a great job!

Elizabeth wrote a little about it on her page and posted a picture of her shirt.

Here are the other designs:

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Posted on October 22, 2007 at 4:31pm — 3 Comments