When Franziska Keller is not allowed to serve as an altar girl at the age of eight due to her gender, she perceives this as injustice. But she does not give up: after a six-month stay in Israel, she becomes aware of her calling again. She turns her conviction into a profession and supports families and young people in her parish. Her realization: God has a plan for us humans and means well. Being a woman in the church - for her, this is a rejection of trends in bags and shoes. What truly gives her stability in life, she writes about openly, piously, and candidly. God cannot be confined to buildings or tabernacles; He is where He is welcomed, and especially where one would never expect Him...