By Reverend Francis Ritchie, 2014
Slavery predates human records and was institutionalised in cultures around the world from the earliest days of humanity. Over time though, it has been recognised that slavery breaches, and is an abuse of basic human rights. Modern understandings of it stem specifically from the evolution and eventual abolition of the transatlantic slave trade.
This resource provides a quick overview of our work preventing vulnerable people from being trafficked, prosecuting trafficking offenders, and rehabilitating survivors of modern slavery.
The poverty cycle can best be defined as the set of factors or events by which poverty, once started, is likely to continue unless there is outside intervention. In these three studies, we examine the causes of global poverty, how to use our voices and advocate for the poor, and how to respond to poverty in a biblical way.
- Study 1: Experiencing Poverty.
- Study 2: Breaking the Cycle.
- Study 3: God's Plan – Our Response.
Our exciting new cookbook has recipes all 75 cents or less per helping. It’s packed full of creative dishes from top Kiwi chefs including Ray McVinnie, Annabel Langbein, Julie Le Clerc, Simon Gault, Nadia Lim, and Dr. Libby Weaver. This book makes a great cookbook any time of year for those who want to eat healthy and save money.
All profits from the sale of One Helping, goes to support Tearfund's work of rehabilitating and rescuing victims of human trafficking and modern slavery in Southeast Asia.
If you'd like to order One Helping, call one of our friendly team on 0800 800 777 or email enquiries@tearfund.org.nz