We Need Your Partnership

 We believe that the Church is critical in the work to end human trafficking in our region. The mission of Churches Against Trafficking is to equip San Diego churches so that each congregation can find their unique place in this effort. We know that looks different for each church, and we are here to help congregations find their places.

For the past few years we have been gathering every other month at Mission Church of the Nazarene. At these meetings we share our efforts, make new contacts and hear from experts so that together we can grow in our understanding of how trafficking impacts our region, and learn what we need to do to stop it! This effort has been led by the Center for Justice & Reconciliation (CJR) at Point Loma Nazarene University, under the leadership of Dr. Jamie Gates and Michelle Shoemaker.

We are in a season of discerning at the CJR how to best move forward with Churches Against Trafficking. We remain committed to all of our anti-trafficking efforts, and we want to be a resource to churches across our region. Both Michelle and Jamie have stepped away from leading C.A.T. We are grateful for their faithful leadership of C.A.T. and we are hopeful that this season will bring us new leaders to join with the CJR to lead Churches Against Trafficking.

If you or your church leadership are interested in getting more involved with C.A.T. I would love to hear from you! We have some ideas about how to move forward, but we'd love to be in conversation with you. Please reach out so that we can talk.
Together in hope,
Kim Berry Jones
Director, Center for Justice & Reconciliation at PLNU
kimberryjones@pointloma.edu
(619) 849-3224

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