Episode
There is Hope for the Marginalized - Rachel Gallien, LPN
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- The Kingdom Truth
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- Feb 3, 2026
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- 2246
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Summary
In this beautiful, touching episode, our beautiful sister in Christ, Rachel shares her heart's desire to reach just one person living in the margins of life. She shares her experiences with HIV+ patients, IV drug users, sex workers, the hungry, and the homeless. Rachel spreads the word of awareness, hope, dignity, and grace. She answers these questions: What are some of the systemic barriers for women of color diagnosed with HIV+ and/or sexually transmitted infections (STIs)? What are the preventative measures for high-risk groups, sex workers, from getting HIV+? Do female condoms exist? Can gay women get infected with sexually transmitted diseases? What are fentanyl test strips? How are they used to test for the presence of fentanyl in recreational drugs like marijuana? Rachel Gallien was born and raised in Lafayette, Louisiana, the second child of six children. She was the one to keep the family in order. Therefore, she considers herself to be the sheriff of the family. Her family is very close-knit. They hold family meetings, and everything they do is in line with each other. She remembers growing up as a Catholic. She completed her First Communion and Confirmation. At the age of 25, Rachel learned a different way of religion. She started attending a Baptist church. She was in search of finding herself. She did not know who she was or what direction she was going. She was hurt and lost. She was also in an unhealthy relationship. When Rachel approached her 30s, she felt the Lord pull on her heartstrings. While at home, she started praying to the Lord to have a relationship with Him and to hear His voice clearly. Rachel remembers driving to her parents’ home and witnessing a terrible accident. While she was driving, she put her head down to change a radio station. No…