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One door breached. 30+ kids identified in one single community…all abused by the same pedophile.

That’s what’s at stake. Our kids. In our backyards.

Tell Congress to pass the Renewed Hope Act and clear the way to knock down more doors.

One door breached. 30+ kids identified in one single community…all abused by the same pedophile.

That’s what’s at stake. Our kids. In our backyards.

Tell Congress to pass the Renewed Hope Act and clear the way to knock down more doors.

Look at the map. 338,000+ red dots.
Unique IP addresses trading, distributing, and sharing child sexual abuse material… children under 12.

Do you notice the blue dots? Probably not. Those are the actual investigations.

Law enforcement needs more resources, more support… a bigger rescue team.

This is a fight of good vs. evil, and we are losing.

Tell Congress to pass the Renewed Hope Act and fight child exploitation.

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“I’ve never seen a more realistic portrayal of trafficking” - Alina D., a survivor of human trafficking on the film Room 21

Most of us are aware something is wrong…
We’ve seen the statistics…
Read the headlines…

January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month, and over the next few weeks I’m challenging myself and inviting you—to take one next step.

This issue isn’t only about what traffickers do.
It’s also about what the rest of us tolerate, excuse, or avoid.
Because awareness that stays abstract rarely changes us.
But awareness that becomes personal changes everything.

"The moment that made this portrayal hit hardest for me was the knock on the door. Every survivor knows that feeling. Whether we sat anxiously on the bed waiting, or paced the room back and forth, we all waited for the knock. And we all dreaded it, I dreaded it. I’ve never seen a more realistic portrayal of trafficking."

- Alina D., a survivor of human trafficking on the film Room 21

Human trafficking happens right here in our communities. Room 21 pulls back the curtain on a hidden crisis that thrives in silence.

This short film is based on the testimonies of real survivors, exposing the reality of human trafficking in America. It’s a wake-up call to recognize the signs and stand against this injustice.

Watch today ➡️ See "Room 21" link in bio.

"The moment that made this portrayal hit hardest for me was the knock on the door. Every survivor knows that feeling. Whether we sat anxiously on the bed waiting, or paced the room back and forth, we all waited for the knock. And we all dreaded it, I dreaded it. I’ve never seen a more realistic portrayal of trafficking."

- Alina D., a survivor of human trafficking on the film Room 21

Human trafficking happens right here in our communities. Room 21 pulls back the curtain on a hidden crisis that thrives in silence.

This short film is based on the testimonies of real survivors, exposing the reality of human trafficking in America. It’s a wake-up call to recognize the signs and stand against this injustice.

Watch today ➡️ See "Room 21" link in bio.

"The moment that made this portrayal hit hardest for me was the knock on the door. Every survivor knows that feeling. Whether we sat anxiously on the bed waiting, or paced the room back and forth, we all waited for the knock. And we all dreaded it, I dreaded it. I’ve never seen a more realistic portrayal of trafficking."

- Alina D., a survivor of human trafficking on the film Room 21

Human trafficking happens right here in our communities. Room 21 pulls back the curtain on a hidden crisis that thrives in silence.

This short film is based on the testimonies of real survivors, exposing the reality of human trafficking in America. It’s a wake-up call to recognize the signs and stand against this injustice.

Watch today ➡️ See "Room 21" link in bio.

Inside the walls of our homes at the TTF Protection Center, these survivors of human trafficking and child exploitation are safe, seen, and treasured. But just beyond the barbed wire outside the campus…they were tortured.

It’s a thin line.
Between horror and hope.
Between being silenced and being restored.
Between tortured and treasured.

When you say "yes" to stepping into this fight, you are part of that thin line with us, law enforcement, and others who are standing in the gap so that these boys and girls know that they are treasured.

Would you help us bring love to those who are being tortured, so they could know they are loved, valued, and worthy?

Today, we pause to remember the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Their sacrifice echoes the greatest act of love we've ever known; when Jesus laid down His life so that we might be set free.

These brave souls didn't just protect our nation; they embodied a truth found in John 15:13: "Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends."

We are forever indebted to those who chose valor over comfort, service over self, and sacrifice over safety. Their legacy isn't just written in history books; it's written in the freedoms we experience every single day.

As we honor their memory this Memorial Day, let's commit to living lives worthy of their sacrifice. Let's protect the vulnerable, fight for those who can't fight for themselves, and use our freedom to bring hope to others.

Because freedom isn't free. It was bought at a price.

And the best way we can honor those who gave everything is by making sure their sacrifice leads to a world where every person is valued, protected, and loved.

May we never forget. May we always be grateful. And may we live with purpose that honors their legacy.

#memorialday #freedom

Today, we pause to remember the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Their sacrifice echoes the greatest act of love we've ever known; when Jesus laid down His life so that we might be set free.

These brave souls didn't just protect our nation; they embodied a truth found in John 15:13: "Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends."

We are forever indebted to those who chose valor over comfort, service over self, and sacrifice over safety. Their legacy isn't just written in history books; it's written in the freedoms we experience every single day.

As we honor their memory this Memorial Day, let's commit to living lives worthy of their sacrifice. Let's protect the vulnerable, fight for those who can't fight for themselves, and use our freedom to bring hope to others.

Because freedom isn't free. It was bought at a price.

And the best way we can honor those who gave everything is by making sure their sacrifice leads to a world where every person is valued, protected, and loved.

May we never forget. May we always be grateful. And may we live with purpose that honors their legacy.

#memorialday #freedom

Fritz has been hoping for a miracle of healing, but the path to getting quality treatment for clubfoot was long and extremely expensive. That is why when they heard about the chance to get world-class orthopedic treatment at @tebowcure, they thought it was worth all means of transportation–a bus, boat, and airplane ride, to get to a different island to receive healing. While cared for by TTF’s Ministry Partner @cureintl, it is encouraging to see how Fritz set an example of what it is like to persevere in trials and count it all with joy! He has become an inspiration to all of us, and without a doubt his story will serve as God’s testament to His love for all image-bearers!

❤️ Romeo trafficking is one of the most common forms of youth sex trafficking in the United States.

Traffickers target vulnerabilities like loneliness, insecurity, or past trauma. They groom their victims by offering attention and what feels like love — until that affection shifts to control and exploitation.

Tanya Gould, a Human Trafficking Survivor Expert, shares a real story about how Romeo traffickers use love as bait.

Traffickers use tactics like this to prey on vulnerable children. But together, we can push back this evil. We can defend the vulnerable and disrupt human trafficking. Join us in the fight today. See link in bio.

❤️ Romeo trafficking is one of the most common forms of youth sex trafficking in the United States.

Traffickers target vulnerabilities like loneliness, insecurity, or past trauma. They groom their victims by offering attention and what feels like love — until that affection shifts to control and exploitation.

Tanya Gould, a Human Trafficking Survivor Expert, shares a real story about how Romeo traffickers use love as bait.

Traffickers use tactics like this to prey on vulnerable children. But together, we can push back this evil. We can defend the vulnerable and disrupt human trafficking. Join us in the fight today. See link in bio.

❤️ Romeo trafficking is one of the most common forms of youth sex trafficking in the United States.

Traffickers target vulnerabilities like loneliness, insecurity, or past trauma. They groom their victims by offering attention and what feels like love — until that affection shifts to control and exploitation.

Tanya Gould, a Human Trafficking Survivor Expert, shares a real story about how Romeo traffickers use love as bait.

Traffickers use tactics like this to prey on vulnerable children. But together, we can push back this evil. We can defend the vulnerable and disrupt human trafficking. Join us in the fight today. See link in bio.

❤️ Romeo trafficking is one of the most common forms of youth sex trafficking in the United States.

Traffickers target vulnerabilities like loneliness, insecurity, or past trauma. They groom their victims by offering attention and what feels like love — until that affection shifts to control and exploitation.

Tanya Gould, a Human Trafficking Survivor Expert, shares a real story about how Romeo traffickers use love as bait.

Traffickers use tactics like this to prey on vulnerable children. But together, we can push back this evil. We can defend the vulnerable and disrupt human trafficking. Join us in the fight today. See link in bio.

❤️ Romeo trafficking is one of the most common forms of youth sex trafficking in the United States.

Traffickers target vulnerabilities like loneliness, insecurity, or past trauma. They groom their victims by offering attention and what feels like love — until that affection shifts to control and exploitation.

Tanya Gould, a Human Trafficking Survivor Expert, shares a real story about how Romeo traffickers use love as bait.

Traffickers use tactics like this to prey on vulnerable children. But together, we can push back this evil. We can defend the vulnerable and disrupt human trafficking. Join us in the fight today. See link in bio.

❤️ Romeo trafficking is one of the most common forms of youth sex trafficking in the United States.

Traffickers target vulnerabilities like loneliness, insecurity, or past trauma. They groom their victims by offering attention and what feels like love — until that affection shifts to control and exploitation.

Tanya Gould, a Human Trafficking Survivor Expert, shares a real story about how Romeo traffickers use love as bait.

Traffickers use tactics like this to prey on vulnerable children. But together, we can push back this evil. We can defend the vulnerable and disrupt human trafficking. Join us in the fight today. See link in bio.

❤️ Romeo trafficking is one of the most common forms of youth sex trafficking in the United States.

Traffickers target vulnerabilities like loneliness, insecurity, or past trauma. They groom their victims by offering attention and what feels like love — until that affection shifts to control and exploitation.

Tanya Gould, a Human Trafficking Survivor Expert, shares a real story about how Romeo traffickers use love as bait.

Traffickers use tactics like this to prey on vulnerable children. But together, we can push back this evil. We can defend the vulnerable and disrupt human trafficking. Join us in the fight today. See link in bio.

"This should be shown to every middle and high schooler."

See the film now at Room21.com

My language to RESCUE trafficked kids just passed out of committee this morning. Great to partner with @timtebow

Onto the Senate floor

My language to RESCUE trafficked kids just passed out of committee this morning. Great to partner with @timtebow

Onto the Senate floor

"What kind of boy is this? What kind of child is this?"

When she heard people ask about her son’s condition, Rachel’s heart would sink as she knew they were mocking her family. For his first six months, Rachel watched Prince Elijah grow but noticed he was unable to sit or crawl like other children. She expected her son to reach developmental milestones, like sitting and feeding himself, but he was not reaching these typical markers...

See how Prince Elijah and his mom, Rachel, encountered love and support through TTF’s ministry partner, @ekisa_ministries. Today, Elijah, who was once seen as a burden, became cherished as a blessing to his family.

"The moment that made this portrayal hit hardest for me was the knock on the door. Every survivor knows that feeling. Whether we sat anxiously on the bed waiting, or paced the room back and forth, we all waited for the knock. And we all dreaded it, I dreaded it. I’ve never seen a more realistic portrayal of trafficking."

- Alina D., a survivor of human trafficking on the film Room 21

Human trafficking happens right here in our communities. Room 21 pulls back the curtain on a hidden crisis that thrives in silence.

This short film is based on the testimonies of real survivors, exposing the reality of human trafficking in America. It’s a wake-up call to recognize the signs and stand against this injustice.

Watch today ➡️ Link in Bio