‘Christian men pay for sex, too. I help them stop’

Around one in ten Christian men have paid for sex. Ben Scott explains how a free, non-judgemental path to recovery is helping to reduce sexual exploitation 

Nothing’s working. 

That’s how Ben Scott felt as he looked at the state of the world through a secular lens. The then-university student was an atheist with a strong sense of social justice, but ‘worldly answers’ to preventing extreme poverty, domestic abuse and human trafficking weren’t cutting it. It was demoralising.

“God used social injustice to draw me to him,” Scott says, explaining how he became a Christian through reading the Gospels alone in his room at university and attending Alpha at a local church in Aberystwyth.