“Thank you for speaking up. This happened to me, too, but I’ve never told anyone.” Our guest, Cheri Crider, hears this often. After breaking free from exploitation and now working for Amirah, she advocates for others to find their voices. Amirah is an organization for survivors of sex trafficking, providing residential, outreach, and education services, helping them to find refuge, community and lasting healing. However, Cheri is blunt in her protectiveness of these survivors -- she doesn’t share “survivor stories” or “survivor porn” so others can feel better about themselves. Cheri shares that God was present even amidst her darkness and encourages others to see how He is there as well. How can we help survivors who have experienced this? She also answers the question, “What can I do? I’m only one person” in a powerful way. Cheri’s starfish analogy is impactful and is going to resonate with our listeners.