If we hear of people who are being persecuted and turn our backs on them, just because they have a different culture, skin, language, belief, etc., are we telling Jesus that we won't do His will to help the disadvantaged?

If we hear of people who are being persecuted and turn our backs on them, just because they have a different culture, skin, language, belief, etc., are we telling Jesus that we won't do His will to help the disadvantaged?

Defend the poor and fatherless: do justice to the afflicted and needy. Deliver the poor and needy: rid them out of the hand of the wicked. Psalm 82:3-4

I have recently been watching a week long special on a PBS channel about a culture who has taken refuge in another country. Unfortunately, some of the people of that country are using this to their advantage by making arranged marriages with children of the refugees who in dire financial straits. Also, they make arrangements with the some of the families or with the children and use them for Sex Trafficking. My heart just goes out to these young children.

I'm including a link to an International Justice Mission video. I learned about them through a church mission training session, so I know they are reputable. They do so much to free those who are trafficked as slaves and Sex Trafficking.

IJM (International Justice Mission): Fighting to End Slavery. For Good. By: IJM-UK via You Tube at IJM.org