One TassaTag at a Time by Ann Padden-Rubin

In 1996 one of the members of Presbyterian Women from the Presbytery of Santa Barbara returned from a Global Exchange program that took her to Southeast Asia. During her educational journey, she learned about the plight of thousands of women and children being exploited through human trafficking. Upon her return to Santa Barbara, she reached out to Presbyterian Women all across the Synod of Southern California and Hawaii, telling them about the appalling situation and how the church is helping.

Learn what PW in the Synod of Southern California and Hawaii are buying and doing to raise awareness around human trafficking. To find out, read the full text of th is article in the March/April 2010 issue of Horizons.

Call 866/802-3635 or subscribe to Horizons or order the March/April 2010 issue (HZN-10-210; $4 plus shipping).

Ann Padden-Rubin is a member of the Sarah Circle at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Santa Barbara, California.

Photo courtesy of tassatag.org.

Other Articles Online This Issue

Let My People Go . . .
Human Trafficking 101
I Dream of Immokalee
Joining the Battle Against Sexual Exploitation of Children: ECPAT USA
Going in Circles (On the Road Again)
What One PW Is Doing (One TassaTag at a Time)
Discernment (Who Is Leading?)
Mosaic
Faithful Parenting (Whose Child Is This?)


Learn what PW in the Synod of Southern California and Hawaii are buying and doing to raise awareness around human trafficking. To find out, read the full text of th is article in the March/April 2010 issue of Horizons. Call 866/802-3635 or subscribe to Horizons or order the March/April 2010 issue (HZN-10-210; $4 plus shipping).	One TassaTag at a Time by Ann Padden-Rubin In 1996 one of the members of Presbyterian Women from the Presbytery of Santa Barbara returned from a Global Exchange program that took her to Southeast Asia. During her educational journey, she learned about the plight of thousands of women and children being exploited through human trafficking. Upon her return to Santa Barbara, she reached out to Presbyterian Women all across the Synod of Southern California and Hawaii, telling them about the appalling situation and how the church is helping. Learn what PW in the Synod of Southern California and Hawaii are buying and doing to raise awareness around human trafficking. To find out, read the full text of th is article in the March/April 2010 issue of Horizons. Call 866/802-3635 or subscribe to Horizons or order the March/April 2010 issue (HZN-10-210; $4 plus shipping). Ann Padden-Rubin is a member of the Sarah Circle at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Santa Barbara, California. Photo courtesy of tassatag.org. Other Articles Online This Issue Let My People Go . . . Human Trafficking 101 I Dream of Immokalee Joining the Battle Against Sexual Exploitation of Children: ECPAT USA Going in Circles (On the Road Again) What One PW Is Doing (One TassaTag at a Time) Discernment (Who Is Leading?) Mosaic Faithful Parenting (Whose Child Is This?)	Current Issue MAR/APR 2010 About This Issue Contents FREE Resource How to Use In Our Next Issue to Horizons or call (866) 802-3635 the March/April 2010 issue, HZN-10-210 ($4 plus shipping/handling)

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