
About this episode
What does it mean to be light in dark places?
In today's bonus episode, Rachelle Starr, founder of Scarlet Hope and author of Outrageous Obedience, returns and shares her story of how Scarlet Hope began. Rachelle shares her work with those often exploited in the commercial sex industry.
In this episode, we discuss the following:
The Origin of Scarlet Hope.
The reality of sexual brokenness.
Being light in dark places.
The call to go.
Follow Rachelle and Scarlet Hope here:
- instagram.com/rachellestarr.co
- instagram.com/thescarlethope
- facebook.com/thescarlethope
- twitter.com/thescarlethope
- rachellestarr.co
- scarlethope.org
You can get a copy of her new book—Outrageous Obedience: Answering God's Call to Shine in the Darkest Places—at Amazon.
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For more conversations like this one, check out my book, Vulnerable: Rethinking Human Trafficking.
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