Part 1: Believing. Surviving. Healing w/ Rachel Peach

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This is Part 1 of our two-part interview with Rachel Peach.

Rachel Peach, a brave survivor, was one of three victims of her former Youth Pastor at Faith Baptist Church in Wildomar who came forward. She endured sexual abuse from age 15 in 2007 for several years. In 2018, the abuser was arrested for molesting several teenage girls, and he later pled guilty to various felonies. She is one of the many stories highlighted in the HBO Docuseries "Let Us Prey: Ministry of Scandals."

He received a five-year, four-month prison sentence with credit for 164 days served. In this episode, we'll explore the justice Rachel received and her journey towards healing.

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