Becca has been supporting child and adult survivors of the commercial sex industry for the past twelve years. She currently provides consulting services for individuals, families, and organizations that are pursuing trauma recovery or that are seeking to provide trauma-informed services. She also serves as the Director of Peer Support at Responder Life. Responder Life serves city, county, state, and federal law enforcement, corrections, fire service, dispatch, and EMS in the Pacific Northwest and around the world.

Becca trains both domestically and internationally for Mending the Soul. She holds degrees in Social and Behavioral Studies as well as Management and Organizational Leadership from George Fox University. She is currently earning her Master Degree in Clinical Mental Health at George Fox.

Rick Coulson is a Senior Fellow in Intel’s Non-Volatile Memory Solutions Group, one of 22 Senior Fellows that hold Intel’s’ highest technical position. Rick’s career passion has been to break the storage performance bottleneck and improve the Intel platform through enhanced storage. Intel’s SSD business has grown to an almost $5B/year in revenue. He also built and led the industry consortium that developed the SATA (Aerial ATA) bus interface standard for storage. At Intel Rick is known for encouraging sustainable careers and for advocating Servant Leadership.

Rick has been married to Cathy for 37 years. Rick and Cathy have two grown children, Ryan and Cara. Rick is an Elder at Cedar Mill Bible Church in Portland. In addition to Mending the Soul, he serves on the boards of Co-Serve, which develops servant leaders around the world. He also serves on the advisory board of two technical start-ups. Rick is an avid instrument rated pilot and enjoys developing future leaders in business, technology, and the church.

Rick received his bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from University of Colorado and his master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Stanford. He holds more than 70 patents.

John and his wife, Becky, were introduced to Mending the Soul in 2005. As members of their church’s Domestic Violence Task Force, they were tasked with researching possible healing models for those suffering from domestic violence and abuse. In his grace, God led them to Mending the Soul, and Steve and Celestia Tracy became instrumental in bringing healing to survivors in their church.

Following the loss of his first wife to breast cancer, John and Becky were married in 2003. They are a blended family with four children and four beautiful grandchildren. John and Becky live in Wilmington, NC and are members of Port City Community Church. John’s interests include travel, the beach, and spending time with family.

Adrienne’s heart first broke over the evil of human trafficking after watching the documentary The Whistleblower. It angered her to see how those who should be protecting the vulnerable are often complicit with their exploitation, and she knew she wanted to spend her life and her influence to speak on their behalf. Her passion is to engage the church and promote collaboration – to be the bridge between organizations and “experts,” and your everyday person who is passionate about making a difference. 

In October of 2014, Adrienne became the Director of Anti-Sex Trafficking Initiatives with WorldVenture, a Christian missions organization. She desires to help educate the church about the issue of sex trafficking, understand how our culture contributes to this issue, and learn how they can get engaged to fight and prevent it locally and globally.

Adrienne loves to travel, enjoys music and great food!