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As a resource for those compelled by the love of Jesus to live justly and love mercy, the LOVE JUSTICE podcast is a collection of conversations about fighting the world's greatest injustices, like preventing human trafficking and empowering the most vulnerable among us.
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Episode 45 of The LOVE JUSTICE PODCAST: "Do No Harm: Why Good Intentions Aren’t Enough" | hosted by Hannah Munn | LoveJustice.NGO (opens the original)
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Good intentions are where most justice work begins—but they’re not enough to ensure we’re actually helping. In this episode of the Love Justice Podcast, Hannah Munn sits down with John Molineux, Founder and CEO of Love Justice International, and Scott Sabin, former CEO of Plant With Purpose, for a candid conversation about the tension between compassion and effectiveness. Drawing from decades of experience in international development, they reflect on the uncomfortable but necessary reality that
Episode 44 of The LOVE JUSTICE PODCAST: "The Role of Data in Fighting Slavery" | hosted by Hannah Munn | LoveJustice.NGO (opens the original)
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What does data have to do with preventing human trafficking? And how can careful measurement actually sharpen the fight against injustice? In this episode of the Love Justice Podcast, Hannah Munn sits down with John Molineux, Founder and CEO of Love Justice International, to explore how data has become a critical tool in preventing modern slavery. Drawing from decades of frontline work, John shares how the organization came to recognize that careful data collection and analysis could radically i
Episode 43 of The LOVE JUSTICE PODCAST: "Prayer and Fasting: Breakthroughs on the Front Lines of Human Trafficking" | hosted by Hannah Munn | LoveJustice.NGO (opens the original)
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What role does prayer actually play in the fight against injustice? And can spiritual practices like prayer and fasting really shape outcomes on the front lines of human trafficking prevention? In this episode of the Love Justice Podcast, Hannah Munn is joined by John Molineux, Founder and CEO of Love Justice International, and Nikki, Love Justice’s Spiritual Director, for a conversation about the spiritual rhythms that have quietly driven the organization’s work for decades. Drawing from storie
Episode 42 of The LOVE JUSTICE PODCAST: "Entrust the Faithful: Why Sustainable Justice Depends on the Right Local Leaders" | hosted by Hannah Munn | LoveJustice.NGO (opens the original)
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Love Justice International works in more than 20 countries to prevent human trafficking before slavery occurs. Sustainable justice doesn’t come from importing solutions—it comes from identifying and empowering the right local leaders. In this episode of the Love Justice Podcast, Hannah Munn is joined by John Molineux, founder and CEO of Love Justice International, and Sean Mullens, Love Justice’s Director of Champion Recruitment, to explore why the long-term success of anti-trafficking work depe
Episode 41 of The LOVE JUSTICE PODCAST: "Injustice and God’s Sovereignty: Faithful in the Tension" | hosted by Hannah Munn | LoveJustice.NGO (opens the original)
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How can God be good when the world is full of suffering? And how do we keep fighting injustice without collapsing under despair—or slipping into a savior complex? In this episode of the Love Justice Podcast, Hannah Munn sits down with John Molineux, Founder and CEO of Love Justice International, for an honest conversation about the tension between injustice and God’s sovereignty. Drawing from decades of confronting human trafficking up close, John reflects on why Scripture offers no neat explana
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