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You never really know what someone else is going through in their home life.

You also never really know, maybe until years later, you find out,

what difference a godly Christian neighbor makes in a person's life.

Someone who takes a little girl to church, for instance, and gives her a place to feel safe.

Welcome back to Issues at SETERA, I'm Todd Wilkin.

It's Issues at SETERA Reformation Week.

Our theme is paths to Lutheranism.

Today, tracing her path from Lutheranism to Roman Catholicism and then back to Lutheranism, Sarah St. Ange.

She's a married mother of six children, she's a member of Christ the King Lutheran Church in Pauling, New York,

author of a forthcoming Wentonburg Trail column for the Issues at SETERA Journal.

Sarah, welcome.

Thank you, I'm so happy to be here.

You talk about deconstructing your faith, the faith that you were born into, what does that mean?

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