What is Bridges4Justice?
Biblical justice originates in the heart of God. See Psalm 89:14; Micah 6:8, and Zachariah 7:9. God’s people care about the oppressed and those who are trafficked, but often lack awareness and opportunity to get involved. Bridges4Justice bridges that gap by providing practical opportunities to encourage, equip, empower and engage in God’s work of justice in our broken world.
Our Story.
The vision for Bridges4Justice began with a group of 16 followers of Christ who traveled together to Asia in 2012 to learn more about trafficking . They came back committed to do more together to engage in the work of anti-trafficking and Biblical justice and to provide practical opportunities for others to also be involved. You can read more about our Mission & Core Values here.
Get Involved
Despite how overwhelming the problem is, we must remember that God is bigger. The first thing to do is begin by praying that God would give you a growing heart/passion for bringing His justice to a broken world. You don't know their names and you may not recognize their faces, but you can begin praying right now the vulnerable people right here in our city, county, & state. Your prayers matter because each of them matter and God cares! As God begins to stir up your heart, there are actually lots of specific and practical ways that YOU can get involved!
If you would like to get in touch with one of our team members, or have questions of any kind, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.
Can I do something Right Now?
YES! You can join in on STEP 4 JUSTICE, our kick off happening on Saturday, Oct. 14th right here at our Janesville Campus. This is an exciting event where we will be joining people from around the U.S. to help raise funds and awareness for biblical justice! You can click on the card below to read more details and to register online today. You can just show up, however, pre-registering is recommended so that you receive your T-shirt. A limited number of "Breaking Chains" T-shirts will be available to purchase on the 14th.