Sarah and her husband Michael live in Littleton, Colorado. She currently serves as Director of Ministry to Children and Their Families at Bethlehem Lutheran Church and School in Lakewood, Colorado, and leads Family Ministry within both the church and school. Sarah is a graduate of Concordia University Ann Arbor where she majored in Family Life Ministries with a double minor in both Children’s and Youth Ministry. Outside of ministry, Sarah enjoys riding on off-highway-vehicle trails in the mountains with her husband, reading, and hanging out with her backyard chickens.
Sarah Weishaar
February 13, 2025
Parenting isn’t easy work—we all know that. But what a lot of parents think is even harder is parenting discipleship. God has entrusted parents to be the main faith shapers in their children’s lives, and that vocation can often seem to be a daunting task. In Proverbs, God commands parents to “Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it” (Proverbs 22:6). While it is clear that the job of discipleship and faith leadership is a vocation given to parents, how can the church help parents in this way?