Faith continues to be pushed out of the public square. Restricted on college campuses and banished from public schools — people of faith and seekers of faith wonder where to turn. This week we follow such a believer on a journey of faith that began in a place not known for its religious strength, California’s Silicon Valley. Join us for a discussion of faith as a dimension of diversity on this edition of Therefore, What?

Guest: Sue Warnke is the senior director of technology content at Salesforce, the world leader in customer relationship management software. After a lifetime as an agnostic, Sue became a Christian a year and a half ago and has since helped Salesforce launch a new diversity group that is sparking conversation in the technology industry on the topic of faith diversity: Faithforce. 

Faith continues to be pushed out of the public square. Restricted on college campuses and banished from public schools &mdash; people of faith and seekers of faith wonder where to turn. This week we follow such a believer on a journey of faith that began in a place not known for its religious strength, California&rsquo;s Silicon Valley. Join us for a discussion of faith as a dimension of diversity on this edition of Therefore, What?
Guest: Sue Warnke is the senior director of technology content at Salesforce, the world leader in customer relationship management software.&nbsp;After a lifetime as an agnostic, Sue became a Christian a year and a half ago and has since helped Salesforce launch a new diversity group that is sparking conversation in the technology industry on the topic of faith diversity:&nbsp;Faithforce.&nbsp;

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