[Happy Summer! For the next 9 weeks, we'll dive deep into specific topics that in many cases are very unique—even for the Seacoast Podcast. This 9-part summer series—In the Summer, will deliver fresh content for what we hope is a relaxing and peaceful summer for you]

On this episode, Leenetta and Kip Smalls sit down with Roy Jacques and Lynne Stroy to recount the most nightmarish day of their lives. Twelve years ago, their son Adarius went swimming with friends and never made it home. The parents discuss their grief journey since that dreadful day, describe how the loss of their son has shaped them, and account for why God is still good.  

Topics addressed today: "A Tragedy that Happened In the Summer," Leenetta and Kip Smalls share the tragic drowning of their precious Adarius in the summer of 2013.

Next week's episode 3: "Being a Man In the Summer," Josh Walters, Tomelex Copeland, Paul Andrew and Joey Svendsen discuss the summer, Australia summers, hunting and what being a man means to them.

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Host/Producer/Editor: Joey Svendsen
Sound Engineer/Editor: Katelyn Vandiver

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[Happy Summer! For the next 9 weeks, we'll dive deep into specific topics that in many cases are very unique—even for the Seacoast Podcast. This 9-part summer series—In the Summer, will deliver fresh content for what we hope is a relaxing and peaceful summer for you]

On this episode, the host crew discusses their childhood summers, Charleston (Southern hot) summers, and leak a few future topics from our summer series, In The Summer.

The four also reflect on the tragedy that occurred ten years ago when nine souls passed at Mother Emanuel AME Church during a Bible study. With their convicted killer now on death row, the conversation turns toward capital punishment as the four hosts offer a theological perspective and their own current personal convictions on this matter.

Topics addressed today: BBQs vs. "Cook Outs," summer memories, capital punishment.

Next week's episode 2: "A Tragedy that Happened In the Summer," Lanetta and Kip Smalls share the tragic drowning of their precious Adarius in the summer of 2013.

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Amy Worley, host / Instagram

Producer/Editor: Joey Svendsen
Sound Engineer/Editor: Katelyn Vandiver

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Pastor Naeem Fazal, Lead Pastor at Mosaic Church and author of his second book, Tomorrow Needs You, joins hosts Roy Jacques, Abbie Love, and Joey Svendsen to talk about the book and a little about his time as a former pastor at Seacoast Church. 

In Tomorrow Needs You, Naeem accounts for his own pain, as well as the pain he has seen others walk through recently—some from senseless tragedy. Naeem empathizes with anyone who doubts whether the world is better tomorrow and encourages us all with the truth—tomorrow needs each one of us. Naeem reminds us to slow down and recognize the beauty in humanity and that we all have a purpose.

With deep conversation and lots of laughs, the four discuss being free from fear, if safety is something God promises, how treating God as a transactional "genie" leads to religion, and what's at stake if God doesn't redeem all things.

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Abbie Love, host / Instagram

Joey Svendsen, host / Instagram

Producer/Editor: Joey Svendsen
Sound Engineer/Editor: Katelyn Vandiver

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