“And she said to me, ‘do you pray?’ And I said, ‘lady, I’m an intellectual, I’m a Jew, I’ve never prayed a day in my life!’”
Harriet Rosetto, the founder of Beit Teshuva, the country’s first half way house focused on Jews in prisons said she was a missionary child because she’s been in search of a mission all of her life.
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As soon as she began speaking, tears started flowing down my cheeks. I too have been on this same mission. Thank you for sharing your story and your faith!
I looked at Ms. Rosetto in the still photo, and said I think she is a social worker. I am one though not working in the field at present. I ask God to show me what he wants to do to serve. And I ask him to help me hear him. Thank you, Ms. Rosetto for sharing your story of searching, finding and accepting..
Thanks for the inspiration.