Summary of Alice Greczyn's Wayward

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 I took my faith very seriously, and I was taught how to wage spiritual warfare at a young age. I understood being a Christian was a grave matter. #2 I was seven years old when I first questioned God’s goodness. I was sitting in a Baptist church when the pastor told the story of how his two-year-old daughter had suffocated to death in a dry-cleaning bag. God allowed this to happen, but didn’t explain why. #3 My family was part of a nondenominational church called Vine City Fellowship, which practiced certain traditions of Judaism while believing Jesus to be the Messiah. We allowed the Holy Spirit to guide our services, and we celebrated Christian holidays and Jewish holy days. #4 I had been taking figure skating lessons since I was four, and I enjoyed it. I had two best friends, Danika Muller and Bethany Andersen, who also went to Vine City. I enjoyed going to their houses because their moms made the best sunny-side-up eggs.