Episode 109: Interview with Raleigh Sadler

03/14/22 • 51 min

Raleigh is an author and nonprofit leader. As the executive director of Let My People Go (lmpg.org), his passion is to see the local church fight human trafficking by loving those most vulnerable.

Raleigh is an author and nonprofit leader. As the executive director of Let My People Go (lmpg.org), his passion is to see the local church fight human trafficking by loving those most vulnerable.

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Bec McNew and her husband of 19 years have two wonderful children. After two decades focused on student ministry, they will be relocating to Lille, France with International Association for Refugees to serve forcibly displaced people along the Refugee Highway. Bec’s writings appear in Fathom, Women at Southern, textbooks, and on blogs. She authored and illustrated a young children’s book on the armor of God, Evie & Alistair: Farmhouse Warriors. To support the McNews' work with IAFR, go to this page and select "McNew" under the Missionary tab. You can connect with Bec on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

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Episode 110: Interview with Ashley Hales

Ashley Hales (PhD, University of Edinburgh) is a writer, speaker, and host of the Finding Holy podcast. She is the author of Finding Holy in the Suburbs and her writing has been featured in Christianity Today and Books & Culture. Ashley is married to a pastor and the mother to four children. Her most recent book is A Spacious Life: Trading Hustle and Hurry for the Goodness of Limits. Find Ashley online at aahales.com, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.