Recognizing International Day of Prayer for Survivors of Human Trafficking
Today is The Salvation Army’s International Day of Prayer for Survivors of Human Trafficking. This year, the theme is “Open Our Eyes” as we recognize survivors of human trafficking. We invite you to open your eyes, hearts and minds with us as we ask the Lord to hear our prayers to protect the vulnerable.
Every year, millions of individuals are trafficked around the world. This issue is close to home, as Missouri and St. Louis consistently rank among the top 20 by state and city for human trafficking nationally.
Last April, we opened an Anti-Human Trafficking Drop-In Center right here in St. Louis. The goal of this location is to provide direct services to survivors in our community — a critical step to breaking the cycle of sex and labor trafficking. As we come together today, we walk alongside survivors to give them a voice through the prayers we offer.
We invite you to pray with us today, alongside Social Services Project Manager Sara White, who leads our anti-human trafficking initiative.
For more information on our efforts against human trafficking or to make a gift, visit salarmy.us/ahti. You can also submit prayer requests online at salarmy.us/prayer-request.
