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Ministry for women leaving sex trade hopes to open residential home this summer
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James Bennett joins classmates from North Hall High's Chick-fil-a Leader Academy painting a fence Friday, May 17, 2019, for Straight Street Ministries as part of a service project for the non-profit. - photo by Scott Rogers
At the end of a winding South Hall driveway sits the house called El Roi, a residence intending to help women leaving the sex trade, the name of which means “the God who sees me.”The residence, the first of five planned by Straight Street Ministries and its Beautiful Feet program, is slated to open this summer as a long-term housing option for these women.