“Christians Launch Anti-Slavery Efforts for Super Bowl XLV”

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A Jan. 25, 2011, blog post at Christianity Today‘s website detailed how a number of church-based anti-trafficking groups planned to combat the sex trade during the run-up to Super Bowl XLV in Dallas. The groups included Traffick911 and Love 146. And Christian Brothers Investment Services, an investment firm that works with 1,000 Catholic institutions, pressured Dallas hotels to help battle the sex trade.

Website http://www.christianitytoday.com/women/2011/january/christians-launch-anti-slavery-efforts-for-super-bowl-xlv.html
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