The Scarlet Cord can be described as street outreach—culture care to the most vulnerable in our communities. Visitors, struggling from child molestation, college date rape, or sex trafficking, verbalized their pain—maybe for the first time. Several actually laid their heads on my chest and sobbed. Thirteen women in West Michigan confided that they had been sex trafficked. A student said, “I’m so ashamed of my past. I don’t want anyone to know.” These hurting people needed someone to identify with their sorrow, to acknowledge their pain, to touch them.
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