Grace in Motion: How One Skier Blended Faith, Sport, and Service
Most people envision adrenaline, powdery slopes, and crisp alpine air when they think of skiing. But for one ski instructor , the mountains offered more than recreation—they became sacred ground. The slopes were not just places of thrill but of transformation, and skis weren’t merely tools of sport but instruments of grace. Through each turn, fall, and lift ride, they found a deeper purpose: to serve others, honor their faith, and cultivate authentic community. This journey wasn’t sparked by ambition or fame. Instead, it was born from a quiet conviction that sport, when led by values, can reach beyond the physical. From day one, the goal was never to be the fastest or most decorated skier. It was to be present, to teach with heart, to listen, to lead, and to find God in the ordinary moments between snowfall and sunrise. Finding God on the Mountain Raised in a spiritually grounded home, this skier’s worldview was shaped early by service, humility, and reverence. While friends chased tro...