As the daughter of Protestant ministers, her conversion to Islam in 2011 came as quite a surprise and was the catalyst that sparked her passion for interfaith work. Since 2013, Sarah has curated an annual Interfaith Ramadan blog where people of faith and none are invited to write about interfaith, intrafaith, and inclusion in society, with a particular focus on taboo subjects and individuals often neglected by mainstream interfaith dialogue. Given half a chance, Sarah will talk about tea, skincare, politics, feminism, and human rights for hours.