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Set the Sex Slaves Free: An Interview with Daniel Walker

November 02, 2011 by Deborah Arca

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You're currently touring the country and promoting your book on an "anti-trafficking tour." What are you hoping to accomplish with these events?

To promote my book God in a Brothel, so that people would see what I saw and be inspired, motivated and empowered to act and do something about it. That the church would be mobilized and engaged and would once again be on the front lines in the fight to set human beings free from slavery and injustice.

Are you still engaged in this work on a daily basis? What are you doing now? What's next for you?

I am currently working as a detective in the New Zealand Police. And I am waiting. I am waiting to see what God will do through the book. I would love Nvader to take off. Nvader is a team of people who are able to empower church communities to use the skills and abilities that are already present within their congregations, to combat slavery in their own communities all around the world. Due to the security issues and potential danger and trauma involved, it has to be done properly or not at all. And it is expensive. I guess I am therefore waiting to see if enough people and churches catch the vision and whether it is something God wants to do now in our generation. Or not.

Visit the Patheos Book Club to learn more about God in A Brothel and to find out what you can do to help end sex trafficking.

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About Deborah Arca

Deborah Arca is the former Director of Content at Patheos. Prior to joining Patheos, Deborah managed the Programs in Christian Spirituality at the San Francisco Theological Seminary, including the Program's renowned spiritual direction program and the nationally-renowned Lilly-funded Youth Ministry & Spirituality Project. Deborah has also been a youth minister, a director of music and theatre programs for children and teens, and a music minister. Deborah belongs to a progressive United Church of Christ church in Englewood, CO.

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