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Working to end trafficking is not just storming brothels and making documentaries. It's hard, hard work that taxes the body and the soul. Shoshon Tama-Sweet, executive director of the Oregon Center for Christian Voices, lives in the tension of being compelled by his belief in God's mission and overwhelmed by the enormity of the task before him.
Sex Trafficking: Beyond Storming Brothels
For Shoshon Tama-Sweet, working for the flourishing of his city comes at a great cost.
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Rethinking the $3,000 Missions Trip
When I learned that kids in my city couldn't swim, I started to rethink how much I'd invested in overseas missions.
Furniture Fit for the Kingdom
For Harrison Higgins, building beautiful furniture is not simply a steady job but a sacrament unto God.
Faith in a Fallen Empire
Detroit's list of maladies is long. But some Christians' commitment to its renewal is longer.
'Daddy, Why Do People Steal from Us?'
How I answered the question would prove crucial to addressing racial divides in our D.C. neighborhood.
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