...the kingdom of heaven suffers violence, and

violent men take it by force.

SUPPLY-LINE is a new ministry started by Sean and Dayna Frandsen after seeing firsthand the victims of trafficking in Nepal and India. Supply-Line is a response to this inhuman trade. The International Justice Mission estimates there are one million new victims every year. 2470 victims every day. Trafficking affects every nation in the world, torturing it’s victims in the most depraved form of slavery. Supply-line and their partners, Grace Life Ministries and Project Rescue Nepal are seeking to rescue one day’s worth of the trafficked millions of women and children.

ONE DAY ONE DAY is a multi-media project aimed at raising awareness about an ever growing business of sex trafficking. Including drama, live music, video, animation, and traditional art forms, they plan to outline practical ways to get involved in this fight and generate a flow of resources from here in the western world to the front-lines of those who are fighting to effect the abolition of human trafficking. They also hope to generate empathy towards these little girls on an ever-growing scale until many join this fight with them.

This desperate mother traveled from her village in Nepal to Mumbai, India, hoping to find and rescue her teenage daughter who was trafficked into an Indian brothel. Nepalese girls are prized for their fair skin and are lured with promises of a "good" job and the chance to improve their lives. "I will stay in Mumbai," said the mother, "Until I find my daughter or die. I am not leaving here without her."

photo by "Kay Chernush for the U.S. State Department."

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