This evening Whitworth University will host a lecture and panel discussion on sex trafficking.
Speaker Smita Singh will discuss what happens once a girl is rescued from the sex trafficking industry and what care she needs physically and spiritually.
Singh leads a program that rehabilitates victims of sex trafficking in Mumbai, India and has used to work for International Justice Mission and now serves as a ministry partner of Partners International.
Following her lecture, she will join panelists in a discussion. Other panelists include David Hara, associate pastor of Northview Bible Church and Molly Hough, Whitworth student president and director of UNITE, a statewide student movement addressing sex trafficking and slavery.
The event begins at 7 p.m. at Robinson Teaching Theatre (Weyerhaeuser Hall, Whitworth University).
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