board members & team

Britney Finley | Co-founder

Britney Finley

Britney Finley brings over 20 years of experience as a professor of Physical Education and Health, along with a doctorate in Higher Education, to her role as Executive Director of Rachel’s House. Passionate about health and wellness, she thrives on educating college students and helping them develop lifelong habits of well-being. She also leads Bible studies for young women, guiding them toward a deeper understanding of God’s word. An avid jogger, Britney values running for mental health and is dedicated to helping others care for their bodies as temples of the Holy Spirit. As director of the HEAL wellness program at Harding University, she inspires individuals to embrace holistic health, blending physical fitness with spiritual growth. She is married to Stephen Finley, and together they have three children, Carter, Colten, and Julie Ann, who are also actively involved in supporting the vision and impact of Rachel’s House.

Britney Finley | Co-founder

Cindi Ingram

Cindi Ingram is a dedicated wife and mother of three who manages a dynamic career and community involvement. At Harding, she has advanced through various roles and earned her Master’s degree, currently serving as the Director of Operations in Advancement. She also contributes as Chair of the Staff Welfare Committee and University Liaison for Women of Faith. Cindi is actively involved with the Friends for Life Crisis Pregnancy Center as a Board Trustee and co-hosts a weekly Bible study for female college students. Passionate about sharing her faith, she speaks at women’s retreats and ministry events, enthusiastically sharing the story of God’s redemption.
Britney Finley | Co-founder

Anna Ingle

Anna Ingle is a dedicated homeschool mom whose passion for education and family is matched by her commitment to service. As a devoted volunteer at Highway church, she contributes her time and talents to various community outreach and support programs. Known for her incredible culinary skills, Anna has a reputation for creating memorable meals that bring people together. Her creativity shines not only in her kitchen but in every project she undertakes, whether it’s crafting homeschool lessons or contributing fresh ideas to the Rachel’s House team. Anna’s heart for service, family, and innovation will help us make Rachel’s House a home for young women.
Britney Finley | Co-founder

Jennifer Brock

Jennifer Brock, an APRN specializing in Sleep Medicine for the past decade, has resided in Searcy, Arkansas for approximately 10 years. She is married with two children. She values her family and is also enthusiastic about helping individuals attain better sleep and overall wellness. Jennifer believes that quality sleep is essential to both physical and mental healing. She is committed to working closely with the women at Rachel’s House, helping them improve their sleep habits as a key part of their journey. Her passion for empowering women through higher education drew her to support Rachel’s House. She is also a board member of Friends for Life.

Britney Finley | Co-founder

Kate Moore

Kate Moore is a licensed CPA and holds both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in accounting from Southern Arkansas University. She is a member of the AICPA and Arkansas Society of CPAs. She has over seven years of experience in public and governmental accounting, specifically in the areas of small, closely held businesses and nonprofits. Kate is a Senior Accountant at Blansett & Associates and specializes in corporate and individual taxes and annual financial statement preparation. She has a passion for taking complex tax matters and explaining them in a way to help her clients better understand their financial position. Kate is actively involved in the community and serves on two other nonprofit boards, KLIFE and United Way. She looks forward to using her expertise to contribute to the financial stability and growth of Rachel’s House. Kate currently resides in Searcy, Arkansas with her husband, Andrew, and son, Asher. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with family and traveling.
Britney Finley | Co-founder

Lindsey Goudeau

Lindsey, who holds a BA in Special Education from Harding University and taught in the Cabot school district for two years, has a heart for the overlooked and those with special needs. She is deeply involved in her church, where she helps lead youth Bible studies, and understands the importance of healthy mentorship. With the spiritual gifts of administration and mercy, she is a perfect fit for Rachel’s House. In her role, Lindsey will assist the board members in creating all necessary materials to get Rachel’s House fully operational. Once established, she will manage the girls’ schedules, overseeing their appointments, tutoring, daily activities, and progress, ensuring the smooth coordination of the program’s phases.
Katie and Nathan Ingram

Katie & Nathan Ingram

Katie is a disciple of Christ with a deep calling to walk alongside women in their most vulnerable seasons. She holds a degree from Harding University. As a devoted wife, mother, and author of Whole Heart = Heart Whole, and certified grief specialist, Katie has spent the last six years ministering to those navigating the pain of loss and life transitions. In 2022, she founded Women of Encouragement, a Christ-centered ministry that meets monthly to uplift and support women who have experienced separation and divorce. Katie’s heart for ministry and her gift for offering comfort and hope beautifully align with the mission of Rachel’s House. Her passion for encouraging others and pointing them to Jesus brings warmth, wisdom, and strength to the board.

Nathan is a follower of Christ with a deep passion for discipling others and building up men to become who God created them to be. He has spent his life combining faith and leadership, both in ministry and in the mental health field. He is a proud Harding University graduate with a master’s degree in psychology. Nathan is the owner of Lonestar Behavioral Health, an inpatient psychiatric hospital in Cypress, Texas. Nathan is also the author of Christ at the Coffee Shop and is a sought-after speaker at men’s retreats. His heart for restoration and discipleship brings rich wisdom and spiritual depth to the Rachel’s House board.

Katie and Nathan were married in April 2024 and together have a beautifully blended family of six children and eleven grandchildren. Their home and hearts are rooted in a shared devotion to Christ and a desire to serve others with grace and compassion. They manage Tranquility Wyldes, the event center formerly known as Camp Wyldewood, where they joyfully host and support Christ-centered gatherings that reflect their passion for ministry, restoration, and the transforming power of God’s love.

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