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Not sure this is where I put me, but if you are out there reading this, you are about to read a little about me. I grew up in the church my family went every Sunday. We were United Methodists, and while growing up I very much enjoyed the youth group experience that I had. At the end of my sophomore in high school I became the president of the area Methodist youth and then after my junior year became the president of all the Methodist youth in Michigan. I very much enjoyed my walk with God and I was in that walk. I went on to college and started to question. I think that is very normal for that age. I then went on to become a teacher and coach. God at this point in my eyes was not a priority. I used to think I had put him on a shelf and could pull him out when I needed. My life was going fine and I still believed that God was there but did not walk with him as my guide. The great thing about God was he never let me go. He kept knocking on my door, ok maybe beating on it. I got married and became active in a local church and was once again trying to put God as the front of my life and work to learn more. I then went through a divorce and was disillusioned as to where this fit into God's plan for me. I stepped completely away from any kind of worship. Knowing that in God was still knocking on the door. Then about 3 years later my loving wonderful brother asked me to come to Westwinds and see what I was missing. I did not even know that my cup that should be overflowing was actually running on fumes. Now I come to Westwinds and feel like I am home. I enjoy my time and love discussing Fusion with my brother and other friends I have met there. I look forward to getting to know more and more people. I am sure in time all is possible through God!