Kevin Kiley: “Today I honor the life and legacy of Don Brewster, the cofounder of Agape International Missions, who sadly is no longer…”

“Today I honor the life and legacy of Don Brewster, the cofounder of Agape International Missions, who sadly is no longer with us. As we reflect on the life that Don led, we also celebrate the inspiring 20-year legacy he built. After many years of service as an executive pastor at Adventure Christian Church in Roseville, California, Don and his wife, Bridget, visited Cambodia on a mission trip. When they returned home, they learned about the horrors of child sex trafficking in the country they had just visited. This led Don and Bridget Brewster to establish Agape International Missions, also known as AIM, to combat child sex trafficking. Don's heart wasn't just for girls to be rescued but to help them find true healing and to live in freedom. During Don's 20 years of leadership, AIM developed a holistic model to rescue, heal, and empower survivors of sex trafficking in Cambodia and beyond. With the help of dedicated partners and their mission, Don began a SWAT team to partner with local authorities in shutting down brothels and prosecuting traffickers. Beyond rescue, survivors received refuge and trauma-informed counseling at AIM's restorative homes, as well as access to education and vocational training through their employment center in Cambodia.…”