What We Do

The human trafficking industry is a complex system that needs to be replaced by another more powerful system. A united, holistic approach to the problem is necessary if we want to see true lasting change.

When we speak and act as one, the church has the potential to be an incredible force for good on earth. We can have a powerful impact on the culture and in the lives of countless individuals.

Collectively, our voices and actions can transform our cities.
1. Justice Discipleship
We provide educational resources that help believers understand trafficking and respond with wisdom and action.
The Fight For Freedom
Once people learn about the problem of human trafficking the number one question they ask is, “What can I do about it?”.

We created an anti-trafficking toolkit called the The Fight for Freedom as a response to that very important question. The Fight for Freedom book gives church leaders the ability to give an action-oriented, discipleship-focused response.

You can go through the book yourself, but we’ve also made it easy to experience with a group using our Leader’s Guide.
2. Unified Collaboration
In Houston and around the world, we bring churches and anti-trafficking organizations together to take meaningful action to support survivors.
Digital Outreach
Our Alliance churches unite in direct survivor outreach through a secure digital platform. Through this software - trained volunteers send compassionate text messages to potential victims offering hope, prayer, and connections to vital resources.
GoBags
The GoBag Project is a Houston-based initiative that Alliance members around the world can replicate in their own communities. Volunteers help by providing and packing respite care items into GoBags, then quality-checking each bag before they are distributed through local anti-trafficking organizations and law enforcement.
The Alliance
The Alliance collaborates with many churches, anti-trafficking organizations, and ministries around the world. Through the Alliance, churches are given a direct connection to the immediate needs of trafficking victims and are given a voice among influential places with government and on various task forces and coalitions working to move the needle of justice forward. Every congregation in the Alliance has a staff member or lay leader that acts as a liaison between their church and the Alliance. The Church Council meets quarterly to engage with one another, stay updated on the front lines of trafficking, and better understand the work of the various partners of the Alliance.
3. Strategic Giving & Engagement
We distribute funds from Alliance members to vetted frontline partners and initiatives, ensuring every dollar drives real, lasting impact.
Strategic Donations
Alliance Churches give annually to support trusted anti-trafficking partners where help is most needed. Funds are distributed based on transparency, stewardship, and impact. We stay in close communication with partners to ensure effective use and share updates openly with our network.
Survivor Advocacy
We meet urgent and practical needs for survivors. These funds are used for things like emergency support, safe housing, transportation, counseling, legal aid, and other resources that help survivors stabilize and take steps toward long-term healing.

This isn't about us and our initiatives.

It's about taking action against human trafficking:

one church,
one community,
one city at a time.
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