Camille Cook’s “millennial” generation is marked by questions of what it means to be an adult — making specific questions of faith and vocation seem slightly advanced. But the 29-year-old has bucked the trends of her peers, and recently assumed the position of senior pastor at Georgetown Presbyterian Church — the first woman to hold the title in the congregation’s 230-year history. Cook spoke with The Washington Examiner about her path to the pulpit and how faith overcomes life experience.

Do you consider yourself to be of a specific faith?