Florida Faith Alliance Endorses Colorado’s Effort to Protect Children

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Florida Faith Alliance proudly endorses Colorado Faith Alliance in a united, faith-based fight against child trafficking. This powerful partnership represents a growing national movement to protect children, raise awareness, and bring lasting change to families and communities affected by this global crisis.

“I’m honored to support Colorado Faith Alliance as they launch their 501(c)(3) nonprofit to combat the fastest-growing crime in the world—child trafficking.

My sister, Abby Corrigan, and I have served together in ministry since 1980. After moving to Florida in 1989, I founded Visionary Church and later the Visionary School of Arts to help children thrive through creativity and faith.

In 2015, a trip to Singapore changed everything. There, I met a brave young girl who had been trafficked by her parents since the age of eight. Her story broke our hearts—and sparked a lifelong commitment within our family to fight trafficking wherever it exists.

Now, through Colorado Faith Alliance, we are linking arms across state lines to educate, prevent, and heal. By partnering with churches, schools, and communities, we aim to protect every child from the horrors of exploitation.

Why Faith-Based Action Matters
Child trafficking is a spiritual battle as much as a legal one. That’s why faith-based solutions are critical—they bring hope, healing, and justice to the most vulnerable.

Together, Florida and Colorado Faith Alliances are committed to:

  • Raising awareness in faith communities
  • Providing education and prevention tools
  • Supporting survivors on their path to healing

Let’s Do This!  Together!

Lynne Barletta

Lynne Barletta
CEO, Florida Faith Alliance

 

Join the Movement

We invite you to join this faith-based fight against child trafficking. Whether through prayer, giving, volunteering, or inviting us to speak at your church or event—you can make a difference.

➡️ Book a CFA Awareness Presentation
➡️ Donate to Protect Children