In Plain Sight: Stories of Hope and Freedom

Several years ago, I had an idea to write stories focusing on a largely misunderstood and underestimated problem in our nation: Sex trafficking. In my idea, the heroes were those who would rescue girls from the streets, and the heroines were the girls who struggled for freedom. I saw the stories as a spin on the Underground Railroad. And this past year, I have heard of “Operation Underground Railroad,” a group that goes into foreign lands to rescue girls from the sex slave trade,  In Plain Sight, a documentary on the sex slave trade in the United States which featured several homes that I would say are the likeness of my story ideas.

For me, this is both confirmation that this issue is on the heart of God and that it is an underestimated problem in our nation. One day, I may get to write a series of stories. One day, maybe I can serve them in more physical ways. For now, however, I can invite you to get hold of the film “In Plain Sight” narrated by Natalie Grant, and share it with your friends, churches, schools, and whomever else you can find who will listen. Our neighborhoods are screaming for attention and compassion. Let’s unstop our ears and open our hearts to their cries.

Executive Produced and Narrated by Natalie Grant

IN PLAIN SIGHT

STORIES OF HOPE AND FREEDOM

RELEASING TO VIDEO January 13th 2015

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**Note: This video documentary was sent to me for review by Edify Media. My comments and opinions are my own.

Weaving words for the heart and soul,

Karlene A. Jacobsen
Freelance Writer
southpawscribbler@gmail.com