Steve and Christian reflect upon some of the insights gleaned through the forty-four interviews conducted to date.

Hope has been on an interesting journey through Orthodoxy, that some may even refer to as a "there and back again" story. She discusses her time in evangelical Christianity as well as some of the experiences she has had in now being a full-time staff member with a Christian ministry program.

Randy is in his mid-30s and describes his relationship with the Orthodox Church and his desire to be known fully as the person he really is.

Lee is a 29-year-old army captain living in Alaska. He discusses the importance of other people in building and sustaining his life of faith.

Sandra is a parish administrator in the Chicagoland area and explores how her faith has played a central role in her life for as long as she can remember.

David is 24 and has been Orthodox for most of his life. In this interview, he discusses his sometimes rough (and sometimes wonderful) relationship with the Orthodox Church.

Monica is in her 30s and discusses her conflicted relationship with the Church. She touches on the reality of the presence of mystery within the Church but wonders if people are really ready to embrace the uncertainty that goes along with it.

Sandra is a 33-year-old pharmacist living in DC, and she discusses the impact of the division of the Orthodox Churches and its impact on her, her marriage, and the world around her.

Nic is a folklorist, and he describes the notion of how the vegvisir can be something that guides us home if we keep coming back.

Marie is a recent convert to the Church, and she discusses some of the path that led her here, including seeing how much it mattered to others in her life.