Post tagged: UNICEF

Mar
05

Act to shine light and bring hope to the shadows of human-trafficking

By James E. Copple Human-trafficking lives in the shadows of our global urban centers. “Shadows.” That’s her word, and she is a 15-year-old Eritrean girl sold by her parents and trafficked via container-truck to Nairobi, where she lives in a small shack. And hers isn’t an uncommon story in East Africa, where famine and drought […]

On Being a Tough Angel and the International Day of the Woman

Mar
08

Patricia Melnice of Tough Angels has spent the last three weeks with me in Kenya visiting sites related to the work of the Kenya Gender-Based Violence Partnership. This partnership consists of SAI/Servant Forge, UNICEF, the International Rescue Committee (IRC), Tough Angels, the Crossroads Church of the Nazarene in Arizona, and Nazarene Compassionate Ministries in Kenya. […]

On Being a Tough Angel and the International Day of the Woman

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James E. Copple is the Seeker. Copple was born in Kansas City, Missouri, raised in Seattle, Washington and graduated from College in Boston. He has a Masters of Divinity degree and doctoral work in the history of education and Christianity. He has published in the fields of substance abuse prevention, treatment, crime prevention, education and global HIV/AIDS. Read More

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