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Resources from Disciples Women General Website

Disciples Women General Programs are available as a free download. You will find new programs covering Installation, Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Stewardship.


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Human Trafficking Awareness Resources

Women’s Council Faith in Action Mission Cluster leader Hope Attenhoffer has created an excellent web site for CCNC-N women for events and information on human trafficking and other justice issues.

Do you think that human trafficking (modern day slavery) is in another place and another time? Think again.

  • Meet Theresa from Detroit, Michigan. Do you think "There is nothing I can do"? Think again.
  • Learn about the S.O.A.P. project. 
  • Make a difference.
  • On February 1 and 2 in Indianapolis, an ecumenical group is working on a project to help human trafficking victims break free. You are invited to join them.
  • Report a tip: 1-888-3737-888. Save this number in your phone.
  • Tell a friend. Please forward this message to your email list.

Getting involved for Trafficked & Exploited Children

Research shows that one in five girls and one in ten boys will be sexually victimized before they reach adulthood, many as the result of trafficking. However, less than 35 percent of these crimes will be reported to law enforcement. 

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) is the nation’s leading resource on the issues of missing and exploited children. To help provide communities with the tools to combat the issues of child sexual exploitation, NCMEC launched the Campaign Against Sexual Exploitation (CASE). 

Church Women United and NCMEC have partnered to bring CASE to your local communities. YOU can join this national movement by implementing CASE in your local area and by becoming an advocate in the fight against the sexual exploitation of children and youth in your local community.

NCMEC is hosting a FREE Webinar (accessed through the internet and phone) exclusively for CWU members. In this webinar, you will:
  • Increase awareness about the issues surrounding the exploitation and trafficking of minors in the US
  • Learn about the resources available for your churches and communities through CASE
  • Discuss the challenges and its impact on our society.