So much hope to celebrate.
This Christmas, we’re celebrating the hope of God’s love—and the ways you’ve helped share it with women and children around the world.
Through your generosity and prayers, you’ve helped make safe homes, compassionate care, education, and opportunities for a fresh start possible. Behind each of these is a person with dreams, gifts, and a future worth celebrating. Thank you for walking alongside survivors as they rebuild their lives.
Keep a little hope close
Let this magnet be a little reminder of the hope you’re helping make possible.
Keep it somewhere you’ll see it throughout the coming year, and tap it again to discover new stories, exciting announcements, and updates from Project Rescue. There’s more to celebrate ahead, and we can’t wait to share it with you!
Your kindness is part of her story
Anna believed they were building a future together. Her boyfriend talked about marriage and buying a home. First, he told her, he needed help paying off his debts.
What he promised would be “once or twice” in the red-light district became months of exploitation. When Anna tried to leave, he responded with violence and threats.
During regular outreach visits, a local Project Rescue partner team began connecting with Anna over coffee and tea. When she mentioned wanting to improve her English, they invited her to lessons. But she was watched constantly and couldn’t leave freely.
Then, Anna told a team member she was ready to escape.
She arrived at a safe house with only the clothes she was wearing. The team provided food, clothing, and a place to rest. Then they helped her obtain emergency travel documents and connected her with a ministry in her home country.
When her plane landed, someone was there to welcome her and help reunite her with her family.
Anna’s homecoming marked the beginning of her restoration journey. With counseling and a caring community around her, she began taking steps toward healing.
This Christmas, we celebrate the love of God expressed through faithful care—and the hope that becomes possible when a woman like Anna has somewhere safe to turn.
