Raleigh Sadler speaks and writes on the topics of vulnerability and human trafficking. He has been published at The Gospel Coalition, The Huffington Post, and The Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, among others. In 2013, he began a movement called Let My People Go, which grew into a nonprofit organization that comes alongside and empowers local churches to address the injustice of human trafficking in a holistic manner. His book, Vulnerable: Rethinking Human Trafficking (B&H, 2019), is available where all books are sold.
Hannah Grundmann is a pastor’s wife and mom involved in church planting in Frankfurt, Germany. Her B.A. in Chinese and Politics allowed her to live all over the world, including in Taiwan and China, where she first learned about human trafficking, and which she further explored in her M.A. at Goethe Universita ̈t in Frankfurt. She enjoys reading, cooking, and exploring new cities.
Raleigh Sadler speaks and writes on the topics of vulnerability and human trafficking. He has been published at The Gospel Coalition, The Huffington Post, and The Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, among others. In 2013, he began a movement called Let My People Go, which grew into a nonprof...