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" Blind Eyes Opened: The Truth About Sex Trafficking in America " begins with this scriptural passage from Isaiah: "to open eyes that are blind, to free captives from prison and to release from the dungeon those who sit in darkness. " Over the hour and a half that follows, viewers' eyes will indeed be opened, not only by the many disturbing facts related on-camera by law enforcement personnel, legislators and those dedicated to facilitating the healing of trafficking victims, but also through the haunting first-person accounts of six survivors of this modern-day form of slavery. In a Jan. 17 telephone interview with The Southern Cross, San Diego's diocesan newspaper, executive producer Geoffrey Rogers described the film as unabashedly "a Christian documentary. " "Certainly it exposes the darkness, it shows the truth about sex trafficking in America -- that's the goal of it -- but, when we produced it, we had a very clear objective and that was to show the hope in Jesus Christ to solve this problem, " he explained. During the film, viewers hear from survivors who share Jesus' role in their recovery. The film also shows Christian ministries reaching out to those in the commercial sex trade, and it concludes with a direct challenge to its Christian viewers to do more to combat this societal scourge. After the documentary's one-night-only theatrical release, churches can host their own one-night screenings of the film during a monthlon period, from Jan. 24 to Feb. 20. Several of those interviewed on camera in "Blind Eyes Opened" suggest that society's blindness to this widespread crime is the result of simply not wanting to believe that such things are happening, with increasing frequency, in our own neighborhoods. In the film, Cpl. Alan Wilkett of the Pasco County Sheriff's Office in Florida tells viewers, "It's happening right before our eyes, and yet we're not seeing it. " The film tackles such topics as the insidious ways in which children are lured by traffickers who often prey on vulnerabilities such as low self-esteem and an unstable family life; how law enforcement has shifted from viewing trafficked persons as criminals to recognizing them as crime victims; what additional steps that American society can take against trafficking; and what resources are currently available to those fortunate enough to escape from such a hellish life. Among the many heartbreaking stories recounted in the film is that of Edie B. Rhea, founder of Healing Root Ministry Inc., a nonprofit led by trafficking survivors. Her father died when she was 4. A few months later, a man named Bill moved in with her and her mother. He molested her when she was 10 and, two years later, began selling her for sex to strangers. A childhood photo of a smiling Edie is seen onscreen as the grown woman recounts her lost innocence and the multiple rapes she endured at the butcher shop that Bill and her mother owned. On one occasion, Bill prostituted her in exchange for a new meat grinder. Rhea says in the film that she believes that there were "lots of opportunities for people to see (what was happening), but they didn't see. " "The signs were there, " she added. "They just looked the other way. " Rogers described the survivors' testimonies as "so incredibly powerful. " He said meeting them left an indelible mark on him and his wife. "The messages that these survivors tell are unbelievably heart-wrenching and then incredibly inspiring, because you hear of their faith in Jesus and what He's done for them, " said Rogers, who stepped away from a 15-year career in the corporate world in 2011 after feeling that God was calling him to ministry. Today, he is the CEO and co-founder of the U. S. Institute Against Human Trafficking and the president of Ships of Tarshish Films, a nonprofit that produces television and film content for Christian audiences about important social issues. "Blind Eyes Opened" is the second project from Ships of Tarshish. In its unflinching look at sex trafficking, "Blind Eyes Opened" also takes aim at pornography and abortion. "We identify pornography as the number-one fueling factor that is driving the demand for sex trafficking in America, " Rogers said, explaining that porn addiction leads addicts to seek out increasingly deviant forms of pornography -- and sometimes even to pay for sex -- to achieve the same level of arousal. Abby Johnson, the former Planned Parenthood clinic director who became an outspoken pro-life activist and whose conversion story was dramatized in the 2019 film " Unplanned, " is interviewed in "Blind Eyes Opened" about the connection between trafficking and abortion. "Abortion is the best thing on the planet for an abuser because it covers up and hides the abuse, " she tells viewers. One of the six featured survivors is Brook Parker-Bello, now the founder, CEO and executive director of More Too Life Inc., a nonprofit that provides mentoring and education to trafficking survivors. She shares that her trafficker forced her to undergo multiple abortions. During her onscreen interview, she pauses, seemingly holding back tears. In a broken voice, she reveals that, as a lasting legacy of those abortions, she has experienced several miscarriages during her marriage and has been unable to carry a child to term. "Blind Eyes Opened" concludes with a powerful call for Christians to enlist in the battle against sex trafficking. "You've got to fight the fight, " Kevin P. Malone, co-founder and board president of the U. Institute Against Human Trafficking, tells viewers near the end of the film, "and I believe, when the Church accepts that responsibility and really engages, we can make a major difference. " - - - Editor's Note: For more information about the film, visit. Churches interested in learning how to host a screening can do so by visiting, clicking on "See the Current Film Line-Up, " and selecting "Blind Eyes Opened: The Truth About Sex Trafficking in America. " Grasska is assistant editor of The Southern Cross, newspaper of the Diocese of San Diego. Copyright © 2020 Catholic News Service, Inc. All rights reserved. Linking is encouraged, but republishing or redistributing, including by framing or similar means, without the publisher's prior written permission is prohibited. You Might Also Enjoy 01. 13. 20 01. 07. 20 12. 12. 19 06. 01. 11. Here We Go Prince Of Wakanda Has Arrived. Released January 23, 2020 1 hr 55 min Concert/Special Events Tell us where you are Looking for movie tickets? 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S.  The film exposes the darkness that fuels demand, highlights survivors' transformations through Christ, engages lawmakers, law enforcement, organizations, ministries and experts across the country committed to ending the atrocities, all while showing Christ as the hope for all involved.  Founded by Rev. Brook Parker-Bello, Ph. D., More Too Life is committed to ending human-trafficking by mentoring and educating those affected by it in order for them to discover their authentic identity while motivating others to take charge in changing systems and ideologies that fuel its root causes. More Too Life offers programs and resources that educate and empower survivors to become champions while contributing to the reduction of the demand for human trafficking with innovative prevention methods.  Get your tickets: Blind Eyes Opened - Fathom Events Website: Facebook   Instagram   YouTube. A lot of people wonder about this.  If God is omniscient, meaning He knows everything from the beginning of time to the end of time, he must also know our needs!  In fact, Jesus told us that God knows our needs in Matthew 6:8.  He knows them before we even ask.  So why do we need to ask?  Why doesn’t God just supply things to us as we go along and make life a whole lot easier! One reason is that God wants to make sure we know what we need!  You have to remember that the heart is deceitful above all things (Jeremiah 17:9).  Our heart is very good at making sure we concentrate on our wants instead of our needs.  But God is not interested in our wants as much as He is in fulfilling our needs.  We often pray for things that we want just to fill our lust for riches, power, fame or some other thing.  James tells us that one of the reasons our prayers are not answered is because we ask amiss (James 4:3).  God wants us to have a desire for His things (Psalm 37:4) and He will place that desire in our hearts when we delight in Him. I love the story of blind Bartimaeus in Mark 10:46-52.  Bartimaeus sat ion the streets every day begging for alms because he was blind and needed help to survive.  He took whatever he could get from passersby.  One day it was rumored that Jesus was coming to town and a crowd started to gather.  Indeed, Jesus was coming, and people thronged the streets to see Him and be touched by Him.  They had all heard of the miraculous healings that took place wherever He went and they wanted to see for themselves. Amidst the crowd, Bartimaeus heard of His coming as well.  he had heard of the miraculous opening of blind eyes that took place.  he had heard of the ears being opened for the deaf.  he had heard of many sick that were healed.  He wanted a meeting with Jesus as well.  But he could not see the crowd that had gathered around him and crowded him back to the buildings, where he sat wondering how he would get Jesus attention..  Then he just started crying out with a loud voice “Jesus, thou Son of David, have mercy on me! ” The crowd around him tried to quiet him down, but the more they tried to quiet him, the louder he got. “Jesus, thous Son of David, have mercy on me. ”  Over and over again he said it as Jesus came closer and closer.  He did not give up.  he was determined to meet with Jesus and he had a need as great, if not greater, than anyone else in the crowd.  He had to make Jesus hear him from the back of the crowd, so he got even louder “Jesus, thou Son of David, have mercy on me. ” Suddenly, Jesus stopped.  Right in the middle of the crowd everything came to a halt.  Jesus had heard that cry from the back and He told the people to bring that man to Him.  In amazement, the people around Bartimaeus told him to get up.,  When Bartimaeus asked why, they said Jesus wanted to see him.  I can only imagine the smile that grew on his face as Bartimaeus worked his way through the crowd.  Pats on the back and  “Atta boy’s” had to be ringing through the people, knowing this man had waited a long time for this meeting,  They were ready to see a miracle! Bartimaeus walked up to Jesus weeping.  Then he asked an astonishing question.  He asked Bartimaeus what he would like to have.  Was’t it obvious he was blind?  What else could Bartimaeus possibly want but his sight?  Why did Jesus ask this question?  I am convinced that Bartimaeus could have asked for anything he wanted at this point and he would have received it.  I think this is only one off two times in the bible where God asks someone an open question like that.  The other is when Solomon asked for wisdom. Bartimaeus opened his eyes and faced Jesus.  He simply said:That I might see”.  God granted that request immediately.  His eyes were opened and for the first time in his life he saw.  He must have been jubilantly dancing, and the people were shouting praises.  Bartimaeus would never be the same again after meeting Jesus.  His eyes were open to the light. Here is the classic example of having to ask even though God knows.  God wants to make sure we know what the top priority is for our lives.  He wants us to desire it with all our heart and soul.  He wants us to put it above all other things and believe God can do it.  He wants us to ask because the words of our mouth are powerful and they solidify our faith around what we are asking for. That’s just one reason.  For more wonderful insight into the amazing world of prayer, pick up “The ASK Principle” today from Amazon or Barnes and Noble.  Your prayer life will thank you for it! Those eyes literally made me jump. Are those edited? I really cant tell lol. Macos usenet blind eyes opened lyrics Macos usenet blind eyes opened now. U are a magic to this world. You are so bright and so especial. You sing like god. Wow. Keep it up.😌😌😌😌. Macos usenet Blind Eyes openedition. Macos usenet blind eyes opened youtube. Macos usenet blind eyes opened free. 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