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Recent arrests in Wetumpka a critical reminder “the threat of human trafficking is very real. We are grateful for the Wetumpka Police Department’s partnership and commitment to protecting the children of Alabama.” —Covenant Rescue Group
Many romance scammers who prey on the vulnerable are using online platforms like Facebook to convince users to share money or financial information.
Sissy Goff, executive director of Daystar Counseling Ministries in Nashville and co-host of the Raising Boys and Girls podcast, offers advice for parents and others to help children navigate grief following the Texas flooding disaster.
Founded in 2002, ZOE International’s mission is to reach every person with God’s love and rescue every child from human trafficking through prevention, rescue and restoration programs in the US, Thailand, Mexico, Japan and Australia.
PASCO — which stands for Physical And Spiritual Christian Outreach — serves as long-term support for people coming out of rehab or prison to help them get a strong foundation for re-entering normal life.
Learn about the various faces of childhood sexual abuse and how you can join other Christians in its prevention at “Safeguarding the Next Generation,” a discussion Monday, June 9, at 2 p.m. at the 2025 SBC Annual Meeting.
Publishing or distributing sexually explicit material of a person without their consent is now a federal crime, and social media platforms and other websites must remove such images within 48 hours of notification.
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