Getting involved in church life is a beautiful thing—but sometimes our desire to help can lead us to saying "yes" to everything. In this episode of Between Sundays, we explore what it means to find your place in the life of the church without stretching yourself too thin. We talk about spiritual gifts, serving with purpose, healthy boundaries, avoiding burnout, and how God often calls us to faithfulness—not busyness. Whether you're looking for where to plug in, feeling overwhelmed by commitments, or wondering if it's okay to step back and rest, this conversation offers encouragement for discovering a sustainable way to serve and grow.

Because finding your place in the church isn't about doing more—it's about being where God is calling you to be.

This episode is a nostalgic and heartfelt conversation between Torri and her sister about what it was like growing up deeply rooted in church life. From choir rehearsals and Christmas programs to church hallways that felt like a second home, the episode reflects on the moments, people, and experiences that quietly shaped their faith and who they became.

Together, they explore the beauty and complexity of growing up in the church, how their shared experiences impacted them differently, and why community, service, and faith still matter in adulthood. Honest, warm, and full of familiar memories, this episode is for anyone who has ever called the church part of their story.

What does it mean to be called… without running yourself into the ground?

In this episode, Torri explores the tension between wanting to serve and feeling stretched too thin. Together, we unpack the difference between faithfulness and exhaustion, and how to step into purpose in a way that’s actually sustainable.

If you’ve ever felt unsure where you fit—or hesitant to step in because you’ve been overwhelmed before—this conversation offers both encouragement and permission.