Humanitarian Aid in Asia from a Woman Called To Help City of Children

Dec. 18, 2012 - PRLog -- After years of tumultuous fighting on the borders of Thailand and Myanmar, the borders have finally opened for four days only.

Over in the South Pacific Asia, a missionary friend has extended an invitation to Dr. Patricia Bailey Jones to help the others.

The soldiers will open the borders and help Bailey Jones get out as many children to cross the border, out of Myanmar into Thailand.

These children are being sold daily. An 8-year-old virgin girl is sold by the parents for 24 US dollars and, in turn, the traffickers would sell her for 3,000 US dollars to Chinese businessmen.

The common myth amongst Asian men is that, sleeping with a virgin child would cure them of AIDS or that it will make their businesses successful. Most of these children who are trafficked are from Myanmar and they are refugees who have no rights.

In the midst of a war zone, human trafficking is often ignored.

Dr. Patricia Bailey Jones and her missionary teams will help the Muslims, Hindus and Buddhist children get out and live out their lives with dignity.

The missionary organization, Master's Touch Ministries International, headed by Bailey Jones, needs financial support to save the lives of these children.

"We need women to act as if these were your child or grandchild. What would you do? said Bailey Jones.  

"Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, Oprah Winfrey, Alicia Keys and Bono should not be the only faces that come to mind when you think of Humanitarian Aid. Is it their willingness to care, respond, and sacrifice that causes them to be known as the goodwill ambassadors around the world? If there is any face that should come to the minds of people concerning the response to the cry of the hurting, oppressed or destitute, it should be the faces of the WOMEN IN THE KINGDOM OF GOD. Our lives should exemplify the heartthrobs of our Father daily," said Bailey Jones.  

Financial support is needed as well as prayers. People are encourage to donate by going to the organization's website, http://www.mtmintl.org.

This video tells it all about the cruelty to children and an appeal from Bailey Jones on how to help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-9L41ekNqY



Dr. Bailey Jones said, "My purpose in challenging you is because THESE ARE THE FACTS:  The majority of child prostitutes in Thailand are from Burma or the hill tribes along the border.  There are over 70, 000 child soldiers in Burma - children used as slaves, human shields, minesweepers, weapons porters, and sex slaves - more than any other country in the world.

"People come to Thailand from all over the world for child prostitution.  Illegal Burmese children have little to no rights in Thailand and are sold, beaten, and sexually abused in border towns daily. The majority of children under the age of 10 are forced to have sex up to 20 times per day."

The outreach of Dr. Patricia Bailey-Jones has created tremendous impact for more than 32 years in over 134 countries around the world, bringing deliverance and salvation to countless thousands.  Dr. Bailey-Jones is a lecturer, author, and founder of Master’s Touch Ministries Global, Inc. (MTM), a mission outreach with headquarters in North Carolina, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Georgia, South Africa, Belgium, Brazil and London, England.

MTM has also founded Y.U.G.O. (Young Adults United for Global Outreach), GLTC (Global Leadership Training Center, which is a program designed to teach global strategies that will empower readers to impact nations), and SEW (Sisters Empowering the World Intensive Training Center, a 5-day extensive training center designed to equip and empower women to become vessels of honor for their families and to ultimately transform them into World Changers that impact the nations).  

Global Leadership Training Center (GLTC) is a special mentorship program oriented toward high achievers, groomed to be 21st century Global Leaders.  GLTC equips them in areas of foreign policy, international diplomacy, cultural etiquette and legal missions.

Dr. Bailey-Jones has focused her efforts in the 10/40 window, which includes North Africa and the Middle East, an area most densely populated, but least evangelized in the world. When not traveling she enjoys down time with her family in Winston Salem, NC.

For more information about Dr. Patricia Bailey Jones, visit: http://www.mtmintl.org or call 336-917-2630.