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Our name, The Unseen 10:18, is based on Job 10:18 when he asks God why he was born if only to suffer. There are countless stories and encounters where people of all ages have questioned why they are here and feel as if they are completely invisible; our mission is to show them that not only are they seen, but they are known, and they are are loved.
We are a volunteer based organization who provides not just financial resources to our ministry partners but hold business classes, provide betrayal trauma information, facilitate art classes and teach boundaries for victims of trafficking. We also want to create a hand up for the children so they are invested in their future.
The Unseen 10:18 was started to meet a need. Kathy and Tom Schrad saw this need as they travelled with Jeff and Karin Trotter to Nepal, Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos and Thailand. The ministries in these countries work in the areas of human trafficking and prevention and rehabilitation, such as overseeing projects, traveling to remote areas, spreading awareness of trafficking operations, financing rescues, and providing education and a future to those who are at risk for trafficking.
Kathy and Tom began this 501c3 in order to support these ministries, as they work to not only stop slavery but also to support and continue the good work that the Holy Spirit is doing. We are a different type of 501c3 because we promote a hand up rather than a hand out. We send money, so local Gospel workers can buy what they need in their own country and promote a thriving economy. The central reason for this ministry is Christ, and we can be a part of the story of hope by getting involved.
"We wish the people would understand how we sacrifice out of nothing to reach out to the children, (the ones that no one sees.)"
From a soldier: "We took off a week from fighting, killing boys who had peach fuzz on their faces and hardened men who called themselves soldiers..."
"Wherever there is war or a natural disaster, traffickers show up to 'rescue' the kids to safety and most are never seen again."
"You know what one of the hardest parts of raising so many children is? Children who have suffered such horrid atrocities. Convincing them that it was not their fault. None of it."
"In the past 12 months, 40 families in CFC project areas have started attending church -- around 200 people. The church is growing, we have great Human Resources but lack financial resources. That is where the church in the west can step up. Can you support your brothers and sisters as they serve God in Cambodia?"
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