Carina shares her transformative experience with faith (Part 2)

Church. And so I went to the Anglican Church, and it was. It was lovely. Like, there was some really beautiful people. There was a feeling that I had when I was a kid when I went to church that I didn't have when I was at the Anglican Church. And I don't know, I couldn't put my finger on what it was, but I was like, there's something missing. I don't know what it is, because, you know, we were reading the scriptures and singing, but something wasn't there. And so I told my mom, and I talked to my mom about it, and she said, just call the missionaries, you know, and just tell them your story. You don't have to commit to going to church or if you wanted to just go in and have a peek and then leave. You know, just whatever you feel is. Is most comfortable for you. And so I said, okay, I'll call the missionaries. And so I called up the sisters, and they came over, and instantly we clicked. They were just. They are the most beautiful missionaries. I'm still very close with them to this day, and they really are such a big part of my story. We just bonded so well. We cried. We laughed when I told them about my story. And so they invited me to church on that Sunday, and I went to church that Sunday. And honestly, through walking through the doors, I was terrified. But once I actually walked up those stairs and walked through the doors, it felt like coming home. And I know a lot of people say that, but that's true. That's exactly how it feels. It is. Yeah. And so, yeah, flash forward to now, and I'm literally in a month's time about to go on a mission. Oh, my gosh. That is so incredible. Yeah. Wow. Oh, my gosh. Where are you going on your mission? Adelaide. Oh, my gosh. Where is Adelaide? It's like South Australia. Okay. But that mission, I think, is the biggest mission geographically in the world because it covers, like, the whole middle strip.