"Thank you for this awesome opportunity to help save a life. It could've been me! The training we received at Love Fellowship Tabernacle where my pastor is Bishop Hezekiah Walker was very informative and fun at the same time. I am looking forward to continuing what I learned as one of the directors on Long Island."

"Not On My Watch! Is Safety Awareness For Empowerment Helping Aid Victims of Every Nation."

"The Safe Haven Network training raises the awareness level of the average citizen,- and defines the motivation of those citizens who are actively involved in Faith Based Leadership. I love it when those who are already trained and licensed as Pastors, Ministers, Chaplains, Elders or Deacons can become "students" again. (leave your ego's at the front door when you check-in). There should never be a "monopoly" on God's work because there is certainly enough work to go around! Old saying:" Notoriety may be reserved for some few, but a life of service exists for All."

"The training was terrific! I learned where I can direct people if they need services. The domestic violence portion of the program was really informative. She stressed the importance of listening to, and acknowledging what the victim may need at the time they contact you."

"I was very much informed about human trafficking. Now I am aware to look out for certain behaviors from teenagers around me and I am also honored to be part of such a great movement. The training was great and informing."

"The training gives me the opportunity to experience helping people who are hurting, and educate all who I come in contact with about how people are being exploited. I want to be a vehicle for Christ in any way I can to spread his Love for Humanity."

"Sarah's Daughters Ministries, Inc. is proud to be a part of the Safe Haven Network. We pray that other churches and ministries will join us in the fight against domestic violence and human trafficking. The training that Pastors and church leaders receive when they join the Safe Haven Network is outstanding. We encourage our colleagues in ministry to open up the dialogue in their churches. We need to create safe spaces in which to teach and comfort those who are in our spiritual care who have been victimized by these horrors."