Corianne Kinstler leads the Last Ministry whose mission is to provide safe, sober, affordable housing for women desiring to stop the addiction of drugs, alcohol, food, and other coping devices that steal the freedom available to every person.  The Ministry offers practical tools for real and permanent change. To encourage and assist women to become and remain financially self-sufficient through heart change, gainful employment and life skills necessary for independent living.

Missy McCall (on the left) is a co-founder of Blue Heart International, an organization which provides transitional housing, awareness and prevention, and street outreach to those who are victims of the sex trafficking industry.  Also speaking was Brittany (on the right), who Blue Heart helped to gradually escape the world of drug addiction and prostitution.

Missy described how only approximately 10% of sex trafficking involves girls or women snatched off the streets and then sold to the highest bidder. Sex traffickers (aka pimps) lure their prey in through a gradual process of gift-giving, expressing support and friendship, and a depiction of how the additional money could change their life.  Since the victim often does not have a strong presence from their parents or spouse, the expression of support is compelling to many.   Brittany also noted, surprisingly, that women constitute about 40% of all pimps.