Off the Shelf with Pete Socks - Episode 88 with Kendra Von Esh

Conversion and reversion stories are fascinating to listen to and watch develop. Hearing what people have stumbled upon that has brought back to the faith can be very fortifying in our own faith journeys. Kendra Von Esh, author of Am I Catholic?, walked away from a very successful life in the corporate world to give her all to Christ and His church. On this episode Kendra speaks about where she has been, how she realized she needed something more, and where her life and ministry goes from here.

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