Porn Kills Love : Freedom Is Possible

Imagine if nearly every person living in the state of Alabama today were there against their will, forced into sexual acts for profit, and 99% of them were women and 21% of them were children. If you have a mother, a spouse, a sister or a child, it is impossible to ignore the shocking link between human trafficking and sex slavery whenever the subject of pornography comes up. According to government sources, sex trafficking is a $3 billion a year industry and it sits just behind the drugs and weapons criminal business. Approximately 4.5 million men, women and children are enslaved, abused and exploited for pornography. On one side of the screen, behind erotic enticements, are the destroyed lives of people who are sex slaves, lying to their viewers they're choosing to be there - out of fear for their disposable lives, dreaming of being home with their families again; away form unimaginable abuse. On the other side, are broken and many times addicted people, looking to satisfy their thirst with a quick sexual high, many watching their lives crumble one click at a time. This Sunday pr. Emy will lovingly address without condemnation both sides of the screen, while pointing us all to the same man who quenched the thirst of the Samaritan woman, as He is looking to quench our thirst today.