Selah Center started by Randy and Sheryl Luth is in a village in South Asia where at-risk women and girls work in brick factories, as farm laborers, or construction laborers. This leaves vulnerability to sex and labor traffickers.

Many are physically beaten, over-worked, often sexually abused, leaving emotional scars. Deeply wounded, they seek hope.

Selah Center offers classes in life-skills, like sewing, beadwork, general education, and a place to find hope and discover the love of Jesus. Relieving oppression and giving marketable job skills.