Rachel Ophoff met Jesus when she was 30 years old. For the last 35 years, they’ve bonded over addiction and recovery, beauty and brokenness, and even the loss of her daughter on a church outing. In the Evangelical Church, she found the family she never had. Sadly, their support of Donald Trump threw her for a loop. She rebounded by establishing an online community for recovering Evangelicals at https://rachelophoff.com. Now working to move past politics, she keeps her eyes open for those who offer the hope of Christ’s love in this brave, new, post-Evangelical world. She can be reached at TCR.Pagosa@gmail.com.
Contributions
- January 12, 2022: Heavy Burdens and Hope: A Review
- October 15, 2021: Drawing My Own Map in a Post-Evangelical World
- September 30, 2021: The Only Way is Through
- September 1, 2021: Kayla Craig is Resourcing Parents for These Times
- May 18, 2021: John Wayne, Jesus, and The End of Innocence
- March 30, 2021: Easter Encouragement for the Spiritually Homeless
- February 28, 2021: You Don’t Have to Go Home But You Can’t Stay Here
- December 19, 2020: Hope’s Beautiful Daughters
- October 13, 2020: Scars of Honor: Fighting White Supremacy, Then and Now
- September 21, 2020: Fire in the Sky: On Divisions and Forgiveness
- June 10, 2020: Dear Evangelical Church: A Goodbye
- November 5, 2019: Debunking the Trump-Cyrus Prophecy

