Sara’s story is powerful. She grew up in a home marked by abuse, neglect, and trauma—eventually finding herself in foster care and on her own. But even before she knew God’s name, He was already speaking to her through teachers, mentors, and people who showed His love.
Now she’s an author and overcomer, sharing how God turned her pain into purpose. Check out her book Before I Knew His Name: How I Overcame My Childhood Trauma and listen to this inspiring episode of The Way We See It!
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