Project Moses

Project Moses is a mission founded by parishioners to highlight the truths of human trafficking and share the Light of Christ with its survivors. Read below for information on both efforts in fighting human trafficking and also associated ministry opportunities and events.

3 MISSIONAL AREAS

To support the mission, 3 areas of concentration have been established: formation/education, advocacy, and outreach.

Partnering with New Friends New Life, a local organization providing services for trafficking victims, we provide meals for trafficking survivors and additional resources.

PROJECT MOSES PARTNERSHIPS

New Friends New Life

Resource Center
A new project, the Youth Resource Center will be a place of healing, restoration, services, new friends, and new life for youth in our community who have been victimized. Financial donations are needed to provide items for this new facility. Contact Terry or Mark Demler to donate.

Cooking & Serving Meals
Monthly, we serve dinner to 50 survivors at New Friends New Life monthly during 2019. The evening before serving the meal, we will gather at Saint Michael to cook. Future serving dates are January 22, February 19, March 18, April 22, May 20, June 17, July 15, August, 19, September 2, October 21, and November 18.

REGISTER TO COOK OR SERVE

Child Care (background check required)
Assist on an as-needed basis for New Friends New Life events throughout the year. Contact Nancy Somodevilla, Sissy Massad, or Sheryl Wylie.

WE NEED YOU!

Interested? Come to a meeting! All meetings are 6-7 p.m. in the Coke Activities Room:

• Wednesday, February 12
• Wednesday, March 11
• Wednesday, April 8
• Wednesday, May 13

For questions and more information, contact:
Mark Demler [email protected]
Terry Demler [email protected]

Fighting For Freedom Symposium

Last October 20, Project Moses presented a free community event, sponsored by Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, that brought together national, regional, and local experts in the field of human trafficking to provide information on research, law enforcement, and legislative fronts. A panel of human trafficking survivors was provided, offering a unique perspective into this horrific crime and the individual and community trauma caused by its existence.

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