RAHAB Ministries Blog
The Wonder of the Christmas Story
When I think about the Christmas story, I find myself wondering what it must have been like for the shepherds outside of Bethlehem who received the news from a host of angels. It would be overwhelming to get a message from just one angel—let alone thousands—but what...
Men’s Role in Combatting Trafficking
Did you know men can play an active role in combatting trafficking? There is often an assumption that human trafficking is a woman’s issue. Because women and girls make up the majority of victims, we see why that is a generally held belief. How Men Can Step In We...
Grounding Tools and Exercises
Grounding tools and exercises are invaluable skills to have in your back pocket. At RAHAB, we use them both with the women and children we serve and with ourselves. Below are different tools separated by the amount of effort and what the tool primarily focuses on (the...
Why RAHAB Won’t Say ‘Somebody’s Daughter’
“How could they do that to her, she’s somebody’s daughter!” Popularized in recent media, “somebody’s daughter” has become a phrase commonly used when referring to victims and survivors of violent crimes. We hear it a lot when we talk about trafficking survivors....
The Savior in the Darkness
The darkness. It’s drowning. It’s heavy. This weight is paralyzing. Isolating. No one gets it. No one can possibly understand the pain and confusion and separation I am under. The easiest escape is often to let it consume me. Because the pain is familiar, at least. I...