Hey everybody this is Aubrey Chavez from Faith Matters.

Today is the beginning of this year's restore and we are so excited to see all of you who will be attending.

So this week we're departing from our normal format and we're going to share a recent

conversation from the Mormon Land podcast

between the Salt Lake Tribune's Peggy Fletcher Stack and David Noise and our

executive director is act Davis. The conversation focused on the origin and

the vision of faith matters, the questions that we're wrestling with,

and what to expect at this year's Restore. Restored tickets are actually completely

sold out, but this year will be streaming it live, so if you're interested in a virtual

ticket that you can watch in real time or at your convenience,

you can go to faithmatters.org slash restore.

We really think that you're going to enjoy this conversation and we know that you're going to love restore.

So with that, we're going to hand things over to

Peggy, David, and Zach.

Zach, welcome. Thank you so much Peggy, and David. Glad to be here.

So give us a little background. How did you get involved in faith matters?

I moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts in 2012 and have been there ever since.

And I spent a lot of time doing humanities media,

creating online courses, thinking a lot about how to make

big questions of life engaging and interesting for people.

And I learned about Harvard Divinity School

while I was there and applied and got in and studied religion.

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