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Pilot Hears God's Voice Tell Him to Act, Then Powerful Miracles Unfold

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CBN’s interview focuses on human trafficking in the United States and the work of Invisible Angels, a nonprofit founded by pilot Ted Greenfield to help survivors reach safety.

Greenfield says trafficking often does not resemble the abduction scenarios portrayed in movies. In his experience, survivors commonly know their traffickers, and many are exploited by family members or people they trust. He cites estimates of roughly 200,000–300,000 people trafficked annually, while emphasizing that the true scale is difficult to measure because many cases go unreported.

He describes how exploitation can begin with a boyfriend or acquaintance encouraging someone to exchange sex for money, then gradually escalate into trafficking. He also recounts how Invisible Angels helped an American survivor return home after escaping abroad.

Greenfield says Invisible Angels grew from his 2018 discovery of local trafficking through a Bible study. A pilot and former multimedia producer at the Federal Aviation Administration, he began exploring how private-aircraft transportation could help rescue organizations move survivors to medical care, family, or safe houses. He describes the organization’s creation—including the purchase of its domain and the donation of its first aircraft—as a series of events guided by God. The group’s first flight took place in December 2021.

Invisible Angels coordinates with rescue groups and government agencies to arrange transportation. Survivors travel with an advocate; the organization does not transport them alone. It uses its private plane for suitable routes and has also expanded to commercial flights, including arrangements to escort survivors through airport security. Greenfield says the group tries to provide first-class tickets when possible, viewing that as a way to affirm survivors’ worth.

Greenfield says Invisible Angels needs greater public awareness and financial support. He puts its annual budget at about $362,000 and asks people to consider donating $10–$25 a month to help cover transportation and related costs.

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  • Billy — CBN interviewer and host; surname not given in the subtitles
  • Ted Greenfield — Founder of Invisible Angels and interview guest

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