Whole-Hearted | Erin Ahnfeldt: Part 2
"Gang fights, shootings, graffitti—these are the stories getting headlines where I work. But there’s a bigger story being written. It’s a story of hope, and God’s the Author."
Erin Ahnfeldt teaches English in a public high school. A teacher for more than two decades, he is passionate about using his writing and teaching to point to a God who is very much present in the secular and the day-to-day. He earned his Master of Arts in Teaching from Wheaton College and currently lives in Colorado Springs with his wife and three kids. In addition to teaching, he writes honest stories to a list of subscribers about the struggles and beauty of being a Christian teacher in a public school.
Last week, we got to know a little about Erin and hear some stories about how God is at work in the public school classroom. This week, along with guest co-host Daniel Muscatell, we pick up where we left off, as we talk more about how God is the author of our stories.
To learn more about Erin, visit: erinahnfeldt.com
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