Trauma and betrayal can turn people bitter and and unforgiving. How can someone heal from anger and pain? This is a story of a mother and daughter overcoming trauma and betrayal by embracing the fullness of God's Kingdom. This duo was pulled from complacency into action. It is a story of a mother's deep love and forgiveness and a story of a daughter who found identity and healing in Christ. The journey was arduous but the more this pair leaned on their faith, the more God pulled them from complacency and made them warriors in His kingdom. This is an inspirational journey that touches on healing, finding identity and forgiving others to set yourself free. Jane Hansen is an elementary school teacher with a Master's Degree in special education from Pacific Lutheran University. She finds joy in dogs, her granddaughter, and traveling. Jane serves as an assistant director of the Bremerton Healing Rooms and is an active member of her church's prayer team. With 31 years of marriage, she cherishes her growing family. Sarah J. Lovan holds a Master's Degree in Child Life and currently works with children with autism. Married for three years, Sarah and her husband are dedicated members of a church plant in Lakewood, WA. The couple shares their home with two beautiful fur babies, Juniper and Jackson. In addition to her love for dogs, Sarah appreciates a good charcuterie board and is always up for an adventure.