I sure understand feelings of being overwhelmed and exhausted by all the issues we are supposed to make ourselves vulnerable to and respond to. What about the millions of children whose parents don't or won't parent - because of substance abuse, emotional disturbances - or whatever? I could give you a dozen pressing issues to "care" about. 

How do we care, and what should we actively respond to? Didn't Jesus give us the answer in the parable of The Good Samaritan? Issue oriented moralists exhort us to engage on a macro level, seeking to turbo-charge the Holy Spirit through political action. 

I rejoice in the witness of those who personally touch and transform lives  scarred by the sin of human trafficking. But that witness doesn't mean we should all rush to respond to the same issue. Real stories - not moral hectoring - should inspire us to faithfully respond and serve where God has planted us  - not to seek moral thrills by emoting over the worthy cause d'jour.