Rachel Faulkner Brown is a girl with a past like your worst nightmare, having tragically lost two husbands before she was thirty-one years old.
Out of Rachel's healing, she founded Never Alone Widows, the largest Christian widows' ministry in the country. Never Alone Widows currently has seventy chapters from California to Maine and reaches thousands of widows daily through the organization's social media platforms, their partnerships with the Gary Sinise Foundation, and Bob Goff's Love Does foundation.
Never Alone Widows has published the only video series specifically designed to support widows on RightNow Media, the world's largest library of video-driven Bible study resources. Rachel has also cowritten Father's House, an eight-week, video-driven Bible study that has helped thousands of women find freedom from their past and grace for their future.
As a United States Air Force Gold Star widow, Rachel has shared her story nationally hundreds of times through Folds of Honor, a nonprofit organization helping to provide educational scholarships to the families of fallen and disabled service members and first responders.
She has been featured on Fox & Friends multiple times and cohosts There Is More, a podcast helping women dream bigger, pray bolder, and live empowered. She has also been featured on numerous podcasts, including Jesus Calling and Life without Limbs.
Rachel's greatest ministry is her family, her husband, Rod, and her children, Davis and Campbell. Together they reside in Atlanta, Georgia.