Vision Abolition - About Us

Vision Abolition is dedicated to three goals: preventing the sale and sexual exploitation of human beings wherever it occurs; rescuing those victims, especially pregnant women, children and women with children; and restoring those victims to full, productive lives. The problem may be non-denominational, but the solution is clearly God in action transforming one life at a time. Vision Abolition is a non-profit, charitable organization that was founded by Mark Connelly, pastor of Superstition Springs Community Church in Gilbert, Arizona to offer hope, dignity and rehabilitation for women and children exploited and/or enslaved in the sex trade industry.

To assure the most efficient and effective use of resources, Vision Abolition has partnered with Shared Hope International, allowing both to help make a difference where it is needed most.

Vision Abolition is an all-volunteer, tax exempt 501(c)(3) charity.

100% of donated funds currently go directly to help the women and children who live in the Homes of Hope Village in Fiji.

A non-profit, faith-based organization, Vision Abolition is dedicated to the prevention, rescue and restoration of victims of sex trafficking and sexual exploitation worldwide.

Vision Abolition defends the defenseless.

“Rescue those who are unjustly sentenced to death; don’t stand back and let them die. Don’t try to avoid responsibility by saying you didn’t know about it.”

Proverbs 24:11-12a (NLT)

“The more you learn about how the most innocent and vulnerable among us are savages by these crimes, the more impossible it becomes to look the other way.”

Former U.S. Secretary of State, Colin Powell