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Help your church lead the fight to end human trafficking
The Church has always been there to bring HOPE
Human trafficking and child exploitation thrive in isolation, vulnerability, and silence. The Church is uniquely positioned to respond—not only through awareness, but through consistent presence, prevention, compassion, and collaboration.
Nine-time GRAMMY® nominee and five-time GMA Dove Awards Female Vocalist of the Year, Natalie Grant, is an icon in Christian & Gospel music.
“I commit my life to Proverbs 31:8 which says ‘Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves. Ensure justice for those being crushed.’ I have seen those who are crushed, and I say that together, we must do whatever it takes to give them justice.”
Natalie Grant, Co-Founder and Global Ambassador,
Hope for Justice
The HOPE Model
Your church can make a difference
The HOPE Model gives churches a simple and scalable strategy to engage their communities in meaningful ways without overwhelming leaders or congregations.
Rather than asking churches to become anti-trafficking experts overnight, this framework helps churches build sustainable rhythms that seamlessly integrate into the existing ministries of the church.
Honor
Honor and pray for the local individuals and organizations already fighting trafficking in your community.
Organize
Organize and host training opportunities that equip local leaders, authorities, and parents to recognize and respond to exploitation.
Prevent
Prevent exploitation by protecting the vulnerable children and teens in your community.
Engage
Become a bridge between local engagement and global freedom—bringing hope to vulnerable people while supporting the work of Hope for Justice around the world.
Ready to make a difference?
Get access to free resources and support to start incorporating HOPE within your church.
What does the Bible say about modern slavery?
The Bible speaks of a God who sets the oppressed free. He is a refuge for the oppressed (Psalm 9:9), He proclaims freedom for the prisoners (Luke 4:18), He is close to the broken-hearted (Psalm 34:18), He is a voice for the voiceless (Proverbs 31:8), He makes right decisions for the downtrodden (Isaiah 11:4), He restores people (1 Peter 5:10).
Deuteronomy 13:5 describes the Lord who brought the Israelites out of the land of Egypt and “redeemed them from the house of slavery.” We believe in a God who saves, sets free, binds up, helps, heals, delivers, restores. Hope for Justice’s work is centred around a model that has these Christian values at its core. Our approach aims to change lives that have been affected by modern slavery and ultimately, to prevent this evil from happening in the first place.
Hope for Justice: Fighting human trafficking and child exploitation
Start your HOPE journey
Our team will be in touch to discuss how HOPE can be tailored to support the needs of your congregation and your community.
Other ways to get involved
Hope for Justice is fighting human trafficking and helping victims and survivors all around the world. This is only
possible because of a growing global movement of ordinary people who support this life-changing work in many
different ways. Be part of it.
