In today’s episode of Confidence and Coffee, I’m joined by author and advocate Raleigh Sadler, founder of Let My People Go, for a raw and redemptive conversation about how trafficking, vulnerability, and exploitation often begin in places we overlook...  including our own relationships.

We dive deep into the heart behind Raleigh’s book, Vulnerable: Rethinking Human Trafficking, and how real love doesn’t rescue, fix, or control... it frees.

If you’ve ever:

• Tried to save someone who didn’t want saving
• Lost yourself in a toxic relationship
• Wondered how your faith intersects with justice and advocacy

… this episode is going to speak to both your heart and your healing.

Raleigh shares:

• How vulnerability plays a role in trafficking and exploitation
• Why traffickers often look like "helpers" at first
• How churches can unknowingly enable harm, and how they can shift
• What it means to see people as image-bearers, not projects
• How you can make a difference, without burning out or being a savior

Whether you’re navigating broken relationships, struggling to let go, or just trying to understand your worth beyond what you can do for others — this conversation is a wake-up call to walk in truth, compassion, and boundaries.

Grab Raleigh’s Book:
Vulnerable: Rethinking Human Trafficking, a must-read for anyone who wants to understand exploitation not just globally, but in their own communities.
Available wherever books are sold.

Learn More About Raleigh:

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Website: click here
Instagram: @raleighsadler

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