NCU Students Raise Money for Cambodia Cause at Choir Concert

At this season's NCU Community Choir concert, Candlelight Carols, students raised over $600 dollars to fight sex trafficking in S.E. Asia. NCU students volunteered to help sell fair trade items handcrafted by young girls rescued from the sex trade. Each of the items, whether a silk pillow case or a necklace was individually created by a young girl who has been through a restoration home, received training and now is beginning a micro-business. Each May NCU sends a mission team to Cambodia that works along side non-profits, NGOs and churches to end the sex trade in and around Phnom Penh. A team of students, staff and faculty is already preparing to travel to Cambodia this May to serve the people, churches and justice focused organizations in the spirit of Christ. If you are interested in purchasing any of these items you can contact Pastor Troy Dean or visit www.aim4asia.org/silkworks.