Hey, this is Job with Julie, and I have two dynamic guests with me today.

You have likely heard them on Job with Julie before.

And if you've been to one of our conferences, you may have even seen Angel in person.

So, Angel, thanks for being back with us.

Thanks for having me again.

Yeah, Angel, Doe, Deg, Deg, Angel. I just know you as Angel. You're like one of those people that only needs a first name. Thank you. Yeah. And Becky Moreland, we'll use both of your names. Please. The founder of Rahab Ministries. Great. You two shared your testimonies a bit with us on a previous job with Julie, and we have that available for people

to listen to. But this is sort of the part, too. I think the first time I met you two, we were in

the studio, this studio, and you were telling me your stories, and that was probably a good four years

ago or so. Wasn't that long? I think it was. Wow. Yeah. So just to give you a quick recap, our listeners quick recap, Becky, you started Rehab Ministries

just out of being obedient to the Lord and going in the streets of Akron and looking for women who need Jesus.

Right.

Many of them in prostitution at strip clubs.

And I'm sure you felt completely qualified to do that. Oh, absolutely. Without a doubt, I knew exactly what I was doing, Julie.

Yeah. Did we understand that sarcasm there? We say, yes, yes. Yeah. I was lost. Yeah.

So what did you do? Well, I was not obedient immediately. Okay. I dug my heels in,

kicking and screaming a little Jonah. I was a little bit of a Jonah. Yeah, I got tired of being in the

belly of the whale. So I did obey eventually. It took me about six months. Honestly,

Hey, you're pretty quick. Right? Is that quick? I don't know. I don't know. But I had gone to Chicago because of hearing

a radio program on Moody about a ministry in Chicago that was reaching out to the women

on the streets in Chicago. And that's what kind of grabbed me, not because I was ever on the

streets, but it was just

something that just pulled at my heart.

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