All Christians Are Invited to Pray for Abused Children on April 24, 2022
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and to remember the millions of children who are victims of abuse/neglect, Blue Sunday Child Abuse Prevention is asking all churches and Christian to pray on Sunday, April 24, 2022.
Here are some facts regarding the abuse of children:
- One in four girls and one in six boys will be sexually abused before their 18th birthday.
- Most child abuse incidents are drug and alcohol related.
- Within one year of aging out of the foster care system, 66% of victims will be homeless, in jail or dead.
- There are over 100,000 children waiting for adoption in the United States.
How to pray for abused children on Blue Sunday:
- Pray they will be rescued
- Pray they are placed with caring people
- Pray their minds and bodies can heal
- Pray they find hope
- Pray for those who rescue them
Let's pray, educate ourselves, and volunteer until black and blue are just colors in a child's crayon box.
Blue Sunday Child Abuse Prevention Initiative is dedicated to helping communities reach out to abused children and to support those who rescue them. We are a faith based 501c3 nonprofit organization.
To register and for free church bulletins, videos, and Happy Family handouts, visit www.bluesunday.org.
For more information contact Blue Sunday 9562990564, www.bluesunday.org
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