Liberty Task Force is a Christ-centered mentorship program for at-risk male youth in order to reduce the demand for sex trafficking. It is important to us that we address the roots of sex trafficking by mentoring at risk-boys and offering purity classes for men in the church. The Liberty Task Force is a non-profit, tax-exempt, grassroots organization.
In a 2008 sample study by the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, of those who were sexually exploited in New York, 50% of victims were found to be boys from the United States, being trafficked domestically. Until now anti-trafficking organizations have been focused on female victims but that tide is now starting to turn. A 2013 study by the organization ECPAT discovered males are more likely to be arrested for shoplifting or other petty crimes even though they are being trafficked sexually.
In a 2008 sample study by the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, of those who were sexually exploited in New York, 50% of victims were found to be boys from the United States, being trafficked domestically. Until now anti-trafficking organizations have been focused on female victims but that tide is now starting to turn. A 2013 study by the organization ECPAT discovered males are more likely to be arrested for shoplifting or other petty crimes even though they are being trafficked sexually.
What differentiates us from most other anti-human trafficking ministries, is that God has called us to reach the boys who are at high-risk for exploiting woman and children and the men who contribute to trafficking in our community through sexual addiction. We will always have trafficking victims if we don’t address the root of the problem! We advocate for men's accountability groups using the Conquer Series. To learn more about this group please click here.
We want to abolish slavery with spiritual and physical warfare. According to a national survey among churches, 50% of pastors and 68% of Christian men confessed they visit pornography online weekly. Pornography is a direct link to sex trafficking. If the church is contributing to sex trafficking, then we must be urgent in starting there! Not only does it desensitize the viewers to see people as sex slaves, but 50% of sex trafficked woman who were interviewed, said that they were forced to create pornography while enslaved.
The annual, worldwide, $100 billion dollar pornography industry is fueling the demand for sex trafficking. Focusing on creating a local law enforcement task force to investigate the production of child pornography, is one of our main future goals.
We want to abolish slavery with spiritual and physical warfare. According to a national survey among churches, 50% of pastors and 68% of Christian men confessed they visit pornography online weekly. Pornography is a direct link to sex trafficking. If the church is contributing to sex trafficking, then we must be urgent in starting there! Not only does it desensitize the viewers to see people as sex slaves, but 50% of sex trafficked woman who were interviewed, said that they were forced to create pornography while enslaved.
The annual, worldwide, $100 billion dollar pornography industry is fueling the demand for sex trafficking. Focusing on creating a local law enforcement task force to investigate the production of child pornography, is one of our main future goals.