Meet Rachel Evergreen
Refreshing. Engaging. Hilarious.
Rachel cultivates evergreen faith through music, speaking, writing, and humor. Her journey through years of persistent pain, Lyme disease, and healing, have produced a resilient faith, deep love for Jesus, and a whole lot of humorous shenanigans!
She is a Dove-Nominated songwriter, and a multi-instrumentalist who has shared the stage with TobyMac, MercyMe, and Matthew West. Rachel has authored four books and is also a Registered Nurse and Holistic Wellness Practitioner.
Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, Rachel now lives in Franklin, TN with her brainy husband Derek, and their spring-loaded Australian Shepherd, Lilly, and sassy Husky Mix puppy, Willow Beans.
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Rachel, you rocked it at retreat. We went back down the hill talking about how God sent you to share the Word with us. WOW the tools you had waiting for us are solid gold! The entire weekend was a memento! First retreat that I ever came home feeling like a ‘Spiritual Bandit.’ ”
- Lydia
Retreat Attendee
Rachel, it was really great having you here. While you are clearly a professional in your abilities to write, play, and sing, I appreciated your humble and authentic manner, and the ease with which people felt comfortable around you. I hope we can do this again!
- Marlon Furtado
Celebrate Recovery, Greater Gresham Baptist Church, OR.
Every time I hear Rachel speak, I want to grab a pillow and curl up at her feet. Her presentations are so heartfelt, powerful, and filled with laughter. In a world with so many voices, Rachel has a way of rising above the rest, sharing truth, and leading one to examine their own life to produce real change and growth in their relationship with Jesus.
-Mia Koehne, Aspire Women National Speaker & Recording Artist
But blessed are those who trust in the Lord
and have made the Lord their hope and confidence. They are like trees planted along a riverbank, with roots that reach deep into the water. Such trees are not bothered by the heat or worried by long months of drought.
Their leaves stay green, and they never stop producing fruit.
Jeremiah 17:8 NLT