Leslie has lived a life of extraordinary ordinary moments—seven children, parents under one roof, moves across continents, and a faith that never fit neatly into the mold. From the quiet of a Utah closet as a child to youth camps under foreign skies, she learned early that God doesn’t always arrive on our schedule—and sometimes, the answers come only when we risk everything on what we do know.

By twenty-seven, marriage and motherhood revealed sides of herself she hadn’t seen—flaws she couldn’t fix, love she couldn’t earn. On her knees, exhausted and raw, she finally surrendered, hearing heaven whisper, “Now I can help you.”

Years later, when revelation seemed silent and certainty impossible, Leslie faced the hardest choice of her life: to trust God anyway. What followed wasn’t perfection—it was something better. Charity replaced fear, surrender became strength, and a life once defined by striving was transformed into a life anchored in Him.

This is the story of a woman who learned that faith is not about control, perfection, or knowing all the answers—it’s about showing up, choosing belief, and letting God do the rest.