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Designed to accompany the IN PLAIN SIGHT documentary on sex trafficking in the United States and IN PLAIN SIGHT music album, this 31 Day Devotional and Group Study Guide will help you understand and embrace God's heart for the vulnerable and broken in our world. Although the workbook can be used simply as a personal devotional, it is designed for a group to use as a five-week study. (Foreword by Natalie Grant) Starting with the viewing of the documentary at a public screening or as a group, each of the five group study guides are followed up with daily devotions. Five Small Group Study Sessions - Week 1 - The group watches the IN PLAIN SIGHT documentary and utilizes the discussion questions provided. - Weeks 2-5 - The group reads through Scriptures, answers study questions, shares their personal learnings from that week's devotional, and worships with the songs from the IN PLAIN SIGHT music album. Daily Devotions The daily devotional allows individuals to continue their learning in between meetings or by simply working through the material on their own without a small group. Each week has a different focus, and each daily devotional includes: - Key Point - 2-3 paragraphs that invite the reader to reflect on a topic that aligns with that week's focus. - Reflection Questions - The reader will be motivated to think about how the key point intersects with their own life. - Quote of the Day - Tying into the key point, the quote comes from an abolitionist or leader and is tweet-able. #inplainsightfilm - Instagram-able Image - A square image which includes the quote of the day can be photographed and posted on Instagram or any other social media platform. #inplainsightfilm Other Resources The back of the workbook includes: - Sex Trafficking 101 - Spotting the Signs - Why Don't They Leave? - 31 Ways to Take Action - Hymn Lyrics (from the IN PLAIN SIGHT music album) - Featured Organizations - Join the Movement

What happens when six ordinary women become aware of sex trafficking in their cities? Listen in on intimate conversations with six abolitionists to discover how their eyes were opened to what's happening "in plain sight." Learn how each one of them is bringing freedom to sex trafficking survivors through aftercare homes where stories of hope are emerging from the darkness. These women are Heroes of Hope. Jeanne Allert: The Samaritan Women - Baltimore, MD Bobbie Mark: Redeemed Ministries - Houston, TX Louise Allison: P.A.T.H. - Little Rock, AR Jenny Williamson: Courage Worldwide - Sacramento, CA Deena Graves: Traffick911 - Dallas, TX Stacia Freeman: Hope for Justice - Nashville, TN Including a special interview with Natalie Grant, co-founder of Hope for Justice.

You're aware of human trafficking. Now what? Whether you're passionate about ending forced labor or sex trafficking, you can start "something" - a project, event, campaign, or organization - to help end trafficking in our world. You have the ability to rally friends, family, or your entire community to accomplish something world-changing. Whether it's putting on a fundraiser, hosting an awareness event, launching a new initiative at your university, or starting a fair trade business, you have access to all the resources you need to get started. Do you believe that? I do. Designed for college students, 20-somethings, and anyone passionate to help end human trafficking: Introduction - Don't Get Stuck in Traffick Chapter 1 - Why Do You Want to Start Something Chapter 2 - What Are You Trying to Accomplish? Chapter 3 - How to Launch a PROJECT Chapter 4 - How to Host an EVENT Chapter 5 - How to Raise Money Through a CAMPAIGN Chapter 6 - How to Start an ORGANIZATION Chapter 7 - Recruit and Motivate Your Team Chapter 8 - Market Your Something Chapter 9 - Refine, Replicate, Rejuvenate Through an easy to follow process and inspiring real-life examples, you'll be equipped and motivated to get started right away.