Praying for Freedom from Modern Slavery
Welcome to this page dedicated to praying for freedom from modern slavery. Through prayer, we seek God's justice and reconciliation in a world where exploitation continues to affect individuals, families and communities.
These resources are designed to help leaders facilitate meaningful and transformative prayer around the issue of modern slavery. They are suitable for:
- gathered worship
- small groups
- adaptable for prayer spaces
Resources
- Praying for Freedom from Modern Slavery Resource: a collection of prayers written by people with insight and experience in this area centred on three themes – praying for the UK, praying for courage and praying for togetherness.
- Leader's Guide: download the leader's guide for more information on what modern slavery is, explore considerations for leading prayers on this topic and find guidance on praying alongside somebody who has experienced exploitation.
Justice and Reconciliation is a key mission priority for The Salvation Army and an important part of UKI Prayer Rhythm, with every Wednesday dedicated to this area of prayer. These resources enable us to unite in prayer for the freedom from modern slavery and for a world where every person can flourish in dignity and freedom.
Explore Further
A card resource designed to help youth workers facilitate preventative and meaningful conversations with young people aged 12–17 about exploitation, county lines, and personal safety.
Resources to lead prayers for an end to homelessness – suitable for gathered worship, small groups and adaptable for prayer spaces.
Territorial Director of Anti-Trafficking and Modern Slavery Major Kathy Betteridge tells Salvationist about the realities of modern slavery in the UK.