Welcome to At Last She Said It, a podcast where women of faith come together to acknowledge

that it's complicated and support each other while we figure it out.

Hello friends, this is Susan. it out.

Hello friends, this is Susan Hinckley and this is at last she said it. I'm here today of course with Cynthia.

Hi Cynthia.

Hello Susan.

And today we are being joined by one of our favorite conversation

partners, Geraldie. Geraldie is here yay!

Hi Geraldie! It's so nice to be back on with you too. Thank you for inviting me and you are definitely two of my favorite conversation partners. That's the perfect way to put it.

Well, there's a reason that we invited you specifically because when we decided to do an episode on today's topic

we both knew immediately who the person to ask was and so I going to let Cynthia go ahead and introduce our

topic and talk a little about what we're going to talk about and I'm pretty

sure it'll become clear to our listeners in about three seconds. Why

Geraldie is the person to be here in this conversation?

So we're calling this episode when the wheels come off.

And so we're kind of going to be touching on the topic of faith crisis a little bit today. And the reason we

wanted to talk about this now is it seems like Susan probably within a few months of

starting this podcast. We started getting a lot of private

messages from listeners who kind of were hanging on by their fingernails or

their wheels had come off the bus or you know any of number metaphors that we could use and they really seemed to be in faith crisis and we're kind of reaching for a lifeline.

So in many ways I mean I think we already tackle many of the reasons why, you know, women can find themselves in a crisis of some sort, but we wanted to tackle this head on today.

And as I was thinking about this, I was on my walk yesterday. I go on my walk yesterday, I go on my afternoon walk, and it was freezing cold.

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