Just because something is free does not mean there isn't a cost.

In this episode, Helen Taylor drops by the MercyCast. She is the Vice President of Impact at Exodus Cry, a nonprofit organization committed to abolishing sex trafficking and breaking the cycle of commercial sexual exploitation. Helen shares her journey of passion, perseverance, and faith in the face of adversity.

Due to visa restrictions, she had to serve on a volunteer visa for the first three years and raise her support from England since she couldn't be paid in the US. Despite the hurdles and the constant uncertainty, Helen felt a deep calling to serve those vulnerable and exploited in the sex industry.

Highlights from the conversation:

• Visa: An Origin Story
• Disappointments and entitlement
• Cultivating Faith in God's Goodness
• Burnout and the Need for Resiliency
• The Work of Exodus Cry
• The Danger of Pornography
• An Encouragement to Those Trapped in Shame

If you enjoyed this conversation, you can follow Helen on Instagram and Exodus Cry while you're at it. Learn more about the work of Exodus Cry and the resources available here.

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For more conversations like this one, check out my book, Vulnerable: Rethinking Human Trafficking.

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