When I was a child, I attended a prayer meeting at a church member’s home. As usual, after the adults finished praying and fellowshipping, the children gathered outside to run and play together. Everything seemed normal. Then, in a split second, one child ran into the street and was hit by a car. I still remember the image vividly. The child lay motionless in the middle of the road while headlights shined down on him. Adults began screaming, praying, and rushing around trying

April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM). 💜 Today, we stand in honor of survivors, in remembrance of those whose voices were silenced, and in commitment to protecting the vulnerable within our communities. Sexual assault and human trafficking are not distant issues—they exist in our neighborhoods, our schools, and even within spaces that appear safe. Awareness is not optional; it is our responsibility. Let us be intentional about: • Educating ourselves

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Do not be afraid to ask for help and/or advocate on behalf of someone who needs help.

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