Charlotte was baptized as an infant in the Episcopal Church but was not raised with any faith. After attending a friend’s Bible study, in a spirit of mockery, she became a born again Christian in her mid-20′s. The first fellowship she found was with a Nazarene congregation where she learned holiness. Later she and her husband joined a Calvinist Presbyterian church, where she discovered systematic theology. There she struggled to balance God’s sovereignty and man’s freewill, as well as many other issues. How could she discover God’s truth among so many conflicting theologies? The solution to he quandary as to how to find the fullness of the truth came when she discovered the Catholic Church. Charlotte is now a home educator, freelance writer and editor, poet and spiritual mentor with the Apostles of the Interior Life. She’s the author of Souls at Rest: An Exploration of the Eucharistic Sabbath, Souls at Work: An Invitation to Freedom, Catholics Communicate Christ: How to Serve the Church as a Writer and Making Sunday Special. For more information, visit: www.charlotteostermann.com.
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