Posted in compassion, justice, tagged shirley rayburn, trafficking on January 31, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Shirley Love Rayburn introduces us to Human Trafficking, the horror of modern-day slavery. “The key statistic that compelled me to action was that 80 percent of people trafficked are women; 50 percent are children. Those numbers woke me up and I was hungry to learn more.”
Posted in body soul spirit, tagged christma, shirley rayburn on December 24, 2007 | No Comments »
“A wise friend once told me to look at life, its responsibilities and activities as what I ‘get’ to do, not what I’ve ‘got’ to do. Changing that one vowel between those consonants transformed my perspective,“ says Shirley Love Rayburn.
Posted in globalgirl stories, justice, tagged abolitionist, adventure, freedom, shirley rayburn, trafficking on October 24, 2007 | 2 Comments »
She used to dream of living in a hut in the wilds of Indonesia, but her great call to Adventure came, ironically, while settling down in the suburbs of LA. Now Shirley Love Rayburn finds herself staying home and taking on a task even bigger than her wildest dream: the plight of enslaved women and children around the world.
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