Series for May:

It’s an age-old problem—one that begins to plague us around the time adolescence hits and, if we aren’t careful, follows us around the rest of our lives. It is the question of who we are—what makes up our identity, what defines us, what makes us, us. What if we took a good, long, hard look at some of the foundational questions during our teenage years that shape us more than any others? Who am I? Where do I belong? What is my purpose? This month we are going to begin to scratch the surface of identity; tackling the difficult to ask—and even more difficult to answer—questions that ultimately end up defining who we are.