God called Sandy as a completely unremarkable little girl from a small town of 6000 in Southern Illinois. Her father didn’t graduate from the 8th grade and left home at fifteen to work in the CCC Camps to send money home to his struggling family. Sandy’s mother didn’t finish high school, but sang, played basketball, and loved politics. Her parents met at a rodeo and married six weeks later. This is the beginning of Rios’s story about how God uses unlikely people for great things.