Thank you, all, who tuned in last Friday for my first adventure into live television! The staff, producers, hosts, make-up artists, and so many more at CBN were such a joy to spend the morning with. The team behind the show is outstanding and truly has a passion to see great stories reach many. What a gift and honor it was to be a guest. Thank you!
If you missed the show, here are the two interviews. The first one starts from 11:40-20:20, and the second starts from 0:00-7:09.
This Friday, I have been invited to the 700 Club television show, with the Christian Broadcasting Network, to speak about The Unseen. Join me and tune in! It airs live from 10 a.m. Eastern, to 11 a.m. on Freeform cable network. It will then re-air Friday evening at 11 p.m. Additionally, I will participate in a second interview for 700 Club Interactive that will air on Monday at 9:30 a.m. on Freeform cable channel, Facebook, and other social media avenues.
Imagine driving past middle and high schools, and they start to disappear. Taking every student inside with them. Young friends and family members just gone with no explanation, no trace of existence. The common thread is not race, religion, or gender, but rather it is their age. The average American middle school has 600 students, ages 10-13. The average American high school has 700 students, ages 14-18. Together, they make up 40% of the United States student population, and many are susceptible to being trafficked.