Slavery and skincare...WHAT???

In my last post, I said that I wanted to make sure everything I said and did in regards to my new side business with Rodan and Fields would bring God glory. Whether that meant being able to share God's with someone who had never heard, praying with people for needs in their life, or using the money He blesses me with to bless others.
That's where this post comes from-

During the month of July, the pastor of our church did a sermon series called Set the Captives Free.


A big portion of it was focused on the 27 MILLION men, women, and children that are enslaved. These people are held captive through human trafficking or sexual exploitation. 
It becomes so real and hits so close to home when I hear that Houston, TX is one of the largest hubs for modern day slavery in the United States. The fact that Hwy 59 runs  thru Marshall and goes straight to Houston means people are probably making pit stops right in this area and all along. I might be at a gas station and see someone who is being held captive and not even give them a second glance.

This. Breaks. My. Heart.
And it might break yours. But what good is it to get emotional about something and not do anything about it? 

Www.destinyrescue.org is a grassroots, internationally recognized, Christian based, non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing children from human trafficking and sexual exploitation. They help rescue the sexually exploited and enslaved, restore the abused, protect the vulnerable, empower the poor and are a voice for those that can’t speak up for themselves.

What does this post have to do with skincare?
From now until the end of the month- any purchase you make from Rodan and Fields; I will donate a portion of the earnings to destiny rescue to help an enslaved child to be rescued. 

Go to my website and check out the products. 
https://sbrewer1.myrandf.com/
Message me on Facebook or email me sherylrabrewer@gmail.com if you have questions regarding anything. 

Lets pray. Lets get involved. Lets get the word out there about the 27 million men, women, and children that are being held captive.