Tyler and Cali Werner took a leap of faith to step into the roles of co-directors of the Altitude Project. In this conversation, they describe how they are continually challenged and used by God to make impact.

Cali ran for Rice University, qualifying for NCAAs in cross country and the 10k on the track. She also ran at the 2020 Olympic Marathon Trials. She is an OCD therapist, motivated by her personal experience with OCD to connect her running, faith, and desire to help others through her clinical practice. Her husband Tyler is a firefighter in Houston, TX, where they live. He is an avid runner and sub 3 hour marathoner.

Both demonstrate passion to make disciples and impact others with the message of Christ. As Cali emphasizes, impacting one person is significant and can result in a much larger impact - the ripple effect. This conversation encourages us to continue showing up in faith so that God can use us, as he wills, for his kingdom.

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