But if she instead says she wants to get married and have children, people tell her she's "got to be kidding," said the Rev. Sarah Woods.
The Annapolis resident is determined to change that, spearheading a new organization geared to divorce prevention and marriage wellness.
"You can have both," said the Rev. Woods, who is affiliated with the United Church of Christ and serves as project director for Healthy Homefronts. "You can be a writer. You can be a minister. You can be a mother and have kids."
A married mother of two...
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