Human trafficking is not just a big-city problem, and it is not waiting for churches to notice. Dan Stevenson, author of Noonday Light explains why the real front line is the local church, and why prevention may be the most powerful anti-trafficking strategy most people are overlooking. After 42 years as a trial lawyer, Dan Stevenson walked away from major litigation and into a very different kind of fight. In this episode, he shares how God used his legal career, his first encounter with a trafficking survivor, and the example of William Wilberforce to reshape his calling around modern slavery, church training, and protecting vulnerable children before exploitation begins. You’ll discover:
What human trafficking actually is, and why Dan calls it modern slavery
Why most trafficking is sex trafficking, and why children are so often the target
How traffickers use social media and the internet to recruit victims in plain sight
Why foster care, homelessness, and vulnerable families are such critical pressure points
What a “church as a refuge” really looks like in practice
The global work of ZimZamGlobal and their vision for a church for every child.
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