17: Things I Wish I Knew Before Saying Yes to God

from Things I Wish I Knew · host Thinking Faith

In this episode, Julia speaks with Georgia Clarke, a dedicated youth minister and a member of Catholic Voices, about her remarkable journey of faith and discernment.Georgia shares how saying yes to God shaped her path, the role of discernment, and the power of mentorship and community in faith.Join them as they explore the realities of youth ministry, the necessity of saying yes to God's invitations, and the incredible ways in which God confirms His presence in our lives. Georgia's heartfelt insights remind us that the path of faith is filled with unexpected joys, challenges, and the ever-present call to trust in God's goodness.Visit www.thinkingfaith.org to learn more.

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