Jean Harris Quote on Bachelors

I crashed last night while watching TV. I awoke from a dream influenced by a ministry from Jentezen Franklin about Stella’s House. Stella is a orphan from Moldova. Moldova is the reality of the movie Taken. It has been described as "the engine of the sex industry." Human trafficking is rampant. As stated on the site www.philip-cameron.org:
 
"These children are sent away from the orphanages with a few dollars and a bus ticket to whatever town appears on their birth certificate. That's when the sex-traffickers make their move, and pounce on the girls. Corrupt orphanage officials have even tipped off the traffickers as to the availability of "suitable girls." These vile men show up at the bus station with fancy cars and lure girls away with promises of good jobs, plenty of money and nice apartments. But once the girl enters the car, she is enslaved, tortured, raped and beaten until she complies with the wishes of her new masters. Finally she will arrive in some far off country, where she is placed into the hands of eager customers as often as thirty times a day."

Philip Cameron was on a mission and visited Stella's orphanage. She inspired him with her leadership and kindness to her fellow orphans. While he was back in America, she became a victim of the sex trade. From this tragedy he created Stella’s House. Stella’s House gives the girls that turn 16 a home to go to instead of the streets and predators.  They are now working on a third house and have been given Stella's old orphanage to run from the goverment.

If you want to read more or help the cause please visit Philip Cameron's site