The LMPG Network goes beyond advocacy and empowers the church to pursue tangible justice and mercy in our neighborhoods.

In our neighborhood, our church began praying about the problem of illicit massage parlors. God opened up a door for us to share our concerns with the local precinct as well as other organizations. Two years later ALL of the illicit massage parlors are closed down in our neighborhood (more than a dozen locations) and numerous arrests have been made.

Nathan Creitz
City Life Church

Human trafficking is a wicked and predatory industry present not just around the world but throughout our own country. All too often, victims of human trafficking are invisible to us.

Every day, Let My People Go does heroic work protecting and rescuing vulnerable ones in the clutches of this industry.

As an organization, they recognize the local church is one of the most powerful tools in the fight against human trafficking. The church is called to stand against injustice and serve those in need, and as they do I am glad Let My People Go is there to partner with them.

Dr. Russell Moore
President, Ethics and Religious Liberties Commission

I’ve had the privilege of knowing Raleigh since Let My People Go was nothing but a dream in his heart. LMPG now exists to teach people about human trafficking risk factors that are present in their own communities, and provides amazing pathways for churches and Jesus-followers to engage holistically in their own neighborhood transformation.

Let My People Go offers no easy solutions, but does show how every person can make a difference!

Kevin Palau
President, Luis Palau Association