Posts Tagged ‘In it to End It’
Red X for Freedom
Posted in Justice, Passion, tagged #EnditMovement, 268 Generation, 27 million, Atlanta, Brothels, End It, End it Movement, End Slavery, February 27, Freedom, Hand, Houston, human trafficking, IJM, In it to End It, International Justice Mission, Justice, modern-day slavery, Passion, Passion 2013, Passion 2014, Red X, Shine a Light on Slavery, Slavery, Students on January 21, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Shine a Light on Slavery
Posted in Justice, Passion, tagged #EnditMovement, 268 Generation, 27 million, April 9, Arizona State University, Atlanta, awareness, awareness is doing the work, Chris Tomlin, coalition partners, End It, End it Movement, End It Movement Road Team, End It Road Team, END IT Sunday, Francis Chan, Georgia Dome, God, Headed to the Dome, human trafficking, In it to End It, Indifference is not an option, Jesus Christ, Justice, Lecrae, Matt Hasselbeck, Mission Community Church, Mission Young Adults, modern-day slavery, MYA, Nick Cannon, Passion, Passion 2013, rescue, Sex Trafficking, Shine a Light, Shine a Light on Slavery, Slavery, Times Square, x on hand on April 9, 2013| 2 Comments »
WE ARE ALL IN IT TO END IT!
Today is Shine a Light on Slavery Day. This is the target day for End it Movement to reach the masses about the 27 million people being held in modern-day slavery and sex trafficking. This movement started in January at Passion 2013 and has made a lot of noise since. Everywhere college students and young adults are finding creative ways to talk about this issue. Many celebrities have jumped on board to use their star status to raise awareness. Awareness is doing the work and End It exists to help educate us about this injustice. We are the generation that can be a voice for those without one and put an end to slavery. Indifference is not an option. Draw a red X on your hand and talk to people about this. Go to EnditMovement.com and sign the pledge that says you are in it to END IT!
END IT Sunday!
Times Square IS IN IT TO END IT!
The campus of Arizona State University is IN IT TO END IT!
End it Movement Road Team
Posted in Justice, Passion, PhoenixONE, tagged #EnditMovement, 268 Generation, 27 million, awareness, Cornerstone Young Professionals, corporate worship, End It, End it Movement, End It Movement Road Team, God of healing, In it to End It, Jason & Jessica Williams, Jeff Gokee, jehovah rapha, Justice, modern-day slavery, North Phoenix Baptist church, pain, Passion 2013, PhoenixONE, Psalms 147:2, Session Nine, Shine a Light on Slavery, Slavery, Travis Timmons, unity, Worship on February 19, 2013| Leave a Comment »
End it Movement contacted me earlier this week to let me know that their road team would be swinging by Phoenix. End it Movement is a movement that was launched after Passion 2013 that is raising awareness for the 27 million being held in modern-day slavery. The road team is traveling state to state hitting churches and universities to challenge young adults and students to be a part of the movement. Tonight they set up shop at PhoenixONE – a worship gathering of young adults from all over the valley to promote unity of the church. I met up with Kyle and David – the guys driving the red and black End It vehicle all over the U.S. Seriously – great guys with a huge passion for this. I felt like I have known them forever with how welcoming they were. I helped run their table and tell the people of PhoenixONE what End it Movement was all about. It was awesome to see all the people who pledged to be a part of a generation that is in it to End It. We also had a ton of accessories and gear that we gave out to help promote this cause.
It was a special night for me as well as Jason and Jessica Williams of Session Nine photography led worship. They are long time friends of mine and I loved being here to hear them lead worship. Jeff Gokee gave an awesome message on Jehovah Rapha – one of the wonderful names of God that means the God of healing and restoring. His message was centered on how we as Christians rarely go to God first when we go through pain and trials. Tonight was a blessing and I’m thankful God used me to be a voice here in my own backyard for justice.
God heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds
Psalms 147:2
Photo by Anna Dufek
In it to End It
Posted in Justice, Passion, tagged 200 students, 44 blocks, awareness, College Students, creativity, End It, End it Movement, End It Road Team, In it to End It, Justice, modern-day slavery, Passion 2013, Rave to Save, Slavery, Students, University of Florida, youtube on February 11, 2013| Leave a Comment »
I’m loving seeing all the creativity going on with End it Movement with the college kids. 200 students from the University of Florida painted 44 blocks of fence with the End It logo. There was a Rave to Save party along with tons of creative youtube videos as well. These are the voices of this generation stepping up to Shine a Light on Slavery.
Passion 2013 Finale
Posted in Justice, Passion, tagged #EnditMovement, 268 Generation, Atlanta, Chris Tomlin, End It, End it Movement, Freedom, Georgia Dome, God's Great Dance Floor, Headed to the Dome, human trafficking, In it to End It, Justice, masks, modern-day slavery, Passion 2013, Passion 2013 Glimpse Video, Passion Band, Sex Trafficking, Shine a Light on Slavery, Shout, Slavery, Students, Whom Shall I Fear [God Of Angel Armies], Worship on January 4, 2013| Leave a Comment »
For the finale, each of us were handed a sign with a picture of someone on it who was rescued from slavery. We were asked to hold these signs up as the Passion band played Whom Shall I Fear [God of Angel Armies]. Real life stories were printed on the back for us to read so we could be encouraged by how they were rescued from this injustice. It was an amazing but touching moment to sing praises for these people and to sing out for those that are still in slavery today. We then sang the anthem Shout followed by God’s Great Dance Floor to close out Passion 2013. What an amazing four days to start the year off!
God’s Great Dance Floor
Shine a Light on Slavery
Living a life that Matters 