The Way Ranch, a JBM residential care facility, was born from a vision God gave Jaco Booyensand we’re building it with faith in the God who redeems. We believe in healing—because that’s the God we serve. 👉 Join us for North Texas Giving Day on September 18th.

Texas and California may have some of the strongest anti-trafficking laws on the books—yet where are the prosecutions? When Epstein walks free and Sarah from Paducah is forgotten, we must ask: who’s really being protected? Laws mean nothing without justice.

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🚨 Every child deserves safety, family, and a future. The Way Ranch is our response—a home where healing begins and hope is restored. 📅 On September 18th, we’re joining North Texas Giving Day to raise the funds needed to make this vision a reality.

76,000 children. That’s the number of minors being exploited in Texas alone—sold nightly on our streets while federal prosecutions remain under 150 in two years. This is not just a statistic. It’s a crisis. We will not stay silent. Join the fight at

Thousands are identified—most are still waiting for justice. Since 2015, an average of 17,770 potential victims are identified yearly, yet prosecutions remain tragically low. The system wasn’t built to handle the scope of human trafficking—and survivors pay the price. Justice

Today is World Day Against Trafficking In Persons, and we’re fighting for more than just awareness. We’ve been given a chance to make a serious change in the fight against human trafficking. Stand with us as we urge congress to institute a dedicated human trafficking court.

“Human trafficking cases are complex—and our justice system isn’t equipped to handle them.”. Advocacy groups are calling on Congress to establish the first-ever specialized human trafficking courts—and the need couldn’t be more urgent.

We’re talking about a $52 billion industry—buying and selling mostly women and children right here in America. In this interview, I expose the brutal reality of human trafficking in the U.S.—and the devastating failure of those entrusted to stop it. Watch now.

Traffickers don’t just use force — they imitate emotional safety. In a culture driven by feelings, predators say all the right things to make victims feel seen, heard, and valued. That’s how manipulation becomes mistaken for love, and a predator becomes a protector. We must

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⸻. 🚨 HISTORIC ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨.For the FIRST time in U.S. history, we at JBM @jacobooyensministries moving to establish Specialized Federal Human Trafficking Courts under Article III of the Constitution — and Congress is listening. 👊 Backed by strong bipartisan support and

Not every trafficker uses chains. Many victims are trapped not by force, but by fear, control, and psychological abuse, manipulated into silence, convinced they have no way out. But awareness breaks the silence. When we see the signs, speak up, and stand with survivors, we help

Did you know traffickers silence victims through manipulation, until compliance feels like their only choice? This is the devastating reality of exploitation: broken spirits, stolen voices, and hearts convinced they have no way out. We must break the lies, expose the darkness,

Tens of thousands trafficked. Only 184 federal cases are prosecuted a year. Survivors deserve more than broken systems. JBM is calling on Congress to create Specialized Human Trafficking Courts���because justice requires expertise. 🔗 #HTCourt

📊 23% of teens ages 13–17 have already viewed porn online. Porn is shaping how an entire generation views sex, relationships, and even consent — and the ones paying the highest price are our kids. These numbers should wake us up to the serious damage being done. It’s time to

⚠️ Porn doesn’t just damage the viewer — it desensitizes hearts and minds, making abuse and grooming seem “normal.” This is exactly how predators exploit children online and in our communities. Don’t look away — learn the red flags and stand in the gap. Visit