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Paralysis and Prayer
“Some men came, bringing to him a paralytic carried by four of them. Since they could not get him to Jesus because of the crowd, they made an opening in the roof above Jesus and, after digging through...
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Where are you God?
From the first day of stepping foot on the streets at Kamathipura and New Bombay, there was perhaps no greater emotion than rage that had engulfed my heart and mind. If it were up to me, I would be...
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Joseph’s Prayer
This isn’t the way I planned it, God. Not at all. My child being born in a stable? This isn’t the way I thought it would be. A cave with sheep and donkeys, hay and straw? My wife giving birth with only...
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Praying for the Rescued
Often we hear about the physical rescue of a woman or child from the horrors of the red light districts, and we rejoice, and we should; however, that physical rescue is the first of many other...
View ArticleThe Hope of Christmas at BTC
During Christmas we celebrate one of the most profound and mysterious events in all of creation: God himself, the Alpha and the Omega, the omniscient, the omnipotent, the omnipresent, the one who spoke...
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We Mourn with Those Who Mourn
We mourn the death of this precious life and grieve with her family. May India hear the cries of her daughters, including those who are tormented daily in the cages of the Red Light District. We fight...
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“The Least of These”
I have been blessed to be able to volunteer in a number of places around the world, providing dental care for the poor in the Name of Christ. The world has no shortage of destitute people in need of...
View ArticleChristmas In Kamathipura
On December 23, 2012, Bombay Teen Challenge walked through the red light district of Mumbai, India and shared the hope of Christmas with approximately 50,000 men, women, and children.
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RA Dickey reflects on his partnership with Bombay Teen Challenge
R.A. Dickey helps fight India sex trade R.A. Dickey said the pictures and literature couldn’t have prepared him for the young boy who approached him last week on one of the squalid streets of Mumbai’s...
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RA Dickey recaptures in an amazing way his experience of Mumbai and Bombay...
Former NY Met and current Toronto Blue Jay R.A. Dickey tells story of his journey to rescue India’s youth from horrors of sex slavery Dickey recently returned from Mumbai, India, where he continued his...
View ArticleTires, overs, cages
On the second floor of a building across the street from the one that houses the temporary BTC clinic in Kamathipura stands an elegant young lady in a loose-fitting long black cotton nightgown with...
View ArticleThree Young Lives Taken
“There can be no keener revelation of a society’s soul than the way in which it treats its children.” (Nelson Mandela) Case in point: Maharashtra, India She is a poor widow who lives in the remote...
View ArticleRA Dickey’s Travel to Bombay Teen Challenge
This January, RA Dickey traveled to Mumbai, India where he saw firsthand the redemptive work of Bombay Teen Challenge. Partner with us at http://bombayteenchallenge.org in the effort to help rescue...
View ArticleFrom Genocide to Gendercide
I am an Armenian, born and raised in America. And like most first generation children, the term “genocide” has been a part of my vocabulary for as long as I can remember. As a child, I remember the...
View ArticleLane 14
The heat wraps around us like a wet blanket, the stench of human waste spiraling up into our nostrils. We are three women walking, for the first time, down Lane 14 in Kamathipura, one of the largest...
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Celebrating the weddings of our daughters!
It must certainly be one of the greatest joys we have at Bombay Teen Challenge, celebrating the weddings of our daughters! We celebrated it BTC style, with over 600 of the BTC family in attendance, a...
View ArticleGreat Restoration Is At Work
As we seek to radically change the trajectory of formerly enslaved women’s lives, we implement initiatives designed to reach women at each stage of their journey. Bombay Teen Challenge is rescuing...
View ArticleIndia’s Destiny; Her Daughters’ Dreams
There is a story from the days of maharajas, princes who ruled provinces in India. Larry Collins and Dominique Lapierre tell it in their book Freedom at Midnight. The story is about a contest that...
View ArticleLast Glimpse
It was one of the last images in Mumbai that I don’t want to forget. In my mind it plays more like a silent movie. I watched her from the other side of the road. Me, from the relative safety of a van...
View ArticleWhere Have India’s Females Gone?
It was recently announced that the men found guilty of the December 2012 gang rape and murder of a 23-year-old woman in Delhi have been sentenced to death. As people celebrate in the streets, there are...
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