Hey, welcome to Job with Julie, and I want you to think back a month or two ago when Larry Nasser was in the news.

You probably remember that he was a physician that was working with Olympic gymnasts and was just brought up on a number of horrendous charges.

And if you follow that news story, you'll remember that there was a brave woman, Rachel

Den Hollander, who was one of the victims of Larry Nasser.

And when she got a chance to speak to him in court, this was all over the national news,

she actually shared the gospel.

She talked about forgiveness, how Jesus forgives her,

and that she wanted to extend that forgiveness and grace to this man who had harmed her so horribly.

And if that caught your attention, you may or may not know that Christianity Today interviewed Rachel about her story.

And when I read what Rachel said in Christianity Today, it just broke my heart because I think

this is something that we see here at Authentic Inimacy.

Rachel, who is a strong Christian, said that it deeply regrets her to admit this, but that

church is one of the worst places that you can go for help

when there's a sexual assault.

And she's using the opportunity that she has right now as a public figure in the media

to bring attention to the fact that not only do we have to address sexual assault

that's happening in the workplace and the world at large, but also what's happening

within the evangelical church. And that's why we are workplace and the world at large, but also what's happening within the evangelical church.

And that's why we are re-earing a conversation

that we originally recorded a few years ago

with a ministry called Out of the Shadows.

And the co-founders of that ministry are Joy Evans Rider and Joe McGuire.

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