"We are very close to accepting God as the only source of meaning."
So says 17-year old Marjorie Corbman in this passionate search for God, love, and identity. Sharing her own experiences as well of those of many of her friends, Marjorie dismantles with transparency and grace the misconceptions surrounding today’s teenagers.
Honest and engaging, Marjorie charts her own transformations, from growing up in a home with little interest in spiritual things to her own preparations for conversion. Along the way, she discusses intimacy, tradition, eternity, community, justice, escape—and how each relates to what Marjorie calls the only thing necessary — faith.

"We are very close to accepting God as the only source of meaning."
So says 17-year old Marjorie Corbman in this passionate search for God, love, and identity. Sharing her own experiences as well of those of many of her friends, Marjorie dismantles with transparency and grace the misconceptions surrounding today’s teenagers.
Honest and engaging, Marjorie charts her own transformations, from growing up in a home with little interest in spiritual things to her own preparations for conversion. Along the way, she discusses intimacy, tradition, eternity, community, justice, escape—and how each relates to what Marjorie calls the only thing necessary — faith.