Sue Stratman was the keynote speaker for the Ladies Morning Retreat on Aug. 2 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Warrenton.
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Sue Stratman speaks at the Ladies Morning Retreat at St. Johns Lutheran Church in Warrenton on Aug. 2.
Stratman spoke of her struggles with faith after her son, Daniel, was left in a vegetative state after a hernia surgery due to no oxygen to the brain for 10 to 12 minutes.
Though it was difficult, Stratman spoke about her journey to regaining her faith and putting her trust back again into God’s love.
