That We May Be One

Sydney shares how her faith in God has grown through the testimony of her parents, through worshipping in the temple, facing a battle with infertility and miscarriage, and working through a lifetime of anxiety.

Sarai shares how she struggled to find safety and enough food to eat as child, how her faith developed as she saw how her aunt’s family practiced it, and how she has turned to God during her battles with Depression, and how her faith has blossomed by working in the Temple and serving as a missionary.

Carol talks about how her faith has grown through the influence of wonderful grandparents, converting to the church as a 12-year-old, dealing with depression, health and housing challenges, and finding miracles and faith in the midst of her son’s cancer battle.

Sue shares how her faith grew  by attending church all by herself as a child, through having to stand up for her beliefs, amidst a scary gunpoint encounter, and watching her son die of cancer.

Kara describes the development of her faith from simplicity through complexity thanks to learning from other’s choices, working with some challenging mission companions, facing a devastating divorce, all while learning about the goodness of God.

Ashlyn talks about how her understanding of the Holy Ghost grew through a silent lesson, and how her faith developed as she struggled to learn Portuguese as a missionary and as she faced the devastation of a miscarriage.

Laina shares how her journey with faith has been influencedby believing parents, going through a divorce, facing depression, and watching her kids go through hard trials.

Kassie talks about her recent conversion to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, how she has had to rely on the Lord after her shoulder surgery and how her faith is growing as she works through questions.

Cari highlights how her faith has developed, been tested, and strengthened through things like meeting a prophet as a girl, going through divorce and single motherhood, surviving cancer, battling depression, and caring for elderly friends and family.

Today we have the second and final installment of our graduating senior interviews. The remaining five girls are Aubrey Gastelum, Nora Nelson, Alana Steers, Liberty Dahle, and Mylie Grover.