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HUMAN TRAFFICKING

PREVENTION

GOD HAS CALLED US TO TAKE ACTION

Raising Awareness.

Equipping the Church.

HOPE61, a ministry of One Mission Society (OMS), mobilizes the church around the world to prevent all forms of human trafficking with collaborative training that equips churches to use their talents, abilities, and resources to address the vulnerabilities that lead to trafficking. The ministry emphasizes reaching out to all who are vulnerable to becoming involved in trafficking: victims, traffickers, and buyers.

The Growing
Problem

Human trafficking forcefully converts a human being to a commodity. One person profits by stripping rights and dignity from another person. There is no element of consent for the trafficked person. It is the second-largest illegal business in the world, surpassed only by the illegal arms trade. Each year, millions of people are trafficked. HOPE61 believes the best long-term solution—and the only one that influences all people vulnerable to becoming traffickers and buyers as well as victims—is for churches to address specific vulnerabilities within their communities. At its core, HOPE61 is an evangelism and discipleship catalyst aimed directly at those who are vulnerable to becoming involved in human trafficking.


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A one-day workshop that equips churches to prevent human trafficking in their communities.
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HOPE61 offers three types of training

ENGAGE

A one-day workshop that equips churches to prevent human trafficking in their communities.

MULTIPLY

A multi-day workshop that teaches the content of ENGAGE and equips new HOPE61 trainers to lead ENGAGE training workshops.
Learn more about our training opportunities

ENGAGE

A one-day workshop that equips churches to prevent human trafficking in their communities. Through the ENGAGE training, participants learn WHAT human trafficking is, WHY the church can and should be involved, and HOW the church can prevent human trafficking in their communities.
TRESOR YENYI
Democratic Republic of Congo
About
Tresor was born in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo. He grew up through wars and instability. In 2004, Tresor moved to the United States earned a master's degree in organizational leadership at Evangel University. Tresor is the founder and president of Mwangaza International, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping the vulnerable people of the DRC. Tresor became a HOPE61 trainer in 2015. He has written two books, “Journey to the Heart of Darkness: Remembering Congo’s Forgotten” and “A Handful of Rice.” He lives in Kinshasa, DRC.
TRESOR YENYI
Democratic Republic of Congo
About
Tresor was born in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo. He grew up through wars and instability. In 2004, Tresor moved to the United States earned a master's degree in organizational leadership at Evangel University. Tresor is the founder and president of Mwangaza International, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping the vulnerable people of the DRC. Tresor became a HOPE61 trainer in 2015. He has written two books, “Journey to the Heart of Darkness: Remembering Congo’s Forgotten” and “A Handful of Rice.” He lives in Kinshasa, DRC.
TRESOR YENYI
Democratic Republic of Congo
About
Tresor was born in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo. He grew up through wars and instability. In 2004, Tresor moved to the United States earned a master's degree in organizational leadership at Evangel University. Tresor is the founder and president of Mwangaza International, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping the vulnerable people of the DRC. Tresor became a HOPE61 trainer in 2015. He has written two books, “Journey to the Heart of Darkness: Remembering Congo’s Forgotten” and “A Handful of Rice.” He lives in Kinshasa, DRC.
TRESOR YENYI
Democratic Republic of Congo
About
Tresor was born in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo. He grew up through wars and instability. In 2004, Tresor moved to the United States earned a master's degree in organizational leadership at Evangel University. Tresor is the founder and president of Mwangaza International, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping the vulnerable people of the DRC. Tresor became a HOPE61 trainer in 2015. He has written two books, “Journey to the Heart of Darkness: Remembering Congo’s Forgotten” and “A Handful of Rice.” He lives in Kinshasa, DRC.
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