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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2018 · 50 MIN

Episode 3 - Transition Ahead: Helping Our Kids Become Healthy Adults

from Moms in Prayer Podcast · host Moms in Prayer Int'l and Christian Parenting

Our kids will walk through many seasons of transition on their way to adulthood.  Today’s guest, Scott Schimmel is on a mission to help people uncover their identity, purpose, and place of belonging.  Lee and Scott cover asking good questions, awkward kids, and helping our kids find an Advisory Board.  You aren’t going to want to miss a minute. About Our Guest: Scott Schimmel is the President and Chief Guide of YouSchool, an organization committed to helping students (and adults) navigate seasons of transition.  They’ve mentored, coached and helped people get unstuck for years.  Scott is a husband to Carrie, a Moms in Prayer mom, and a father to three great kids.  He’s an avid reader, speaker writer, golfer and now, a little league coach.  You’ll hear all about that on today’s episode. Scott's go-to verse for praying for his kids right now:   Ephesians 3:14   The You School- http://www.theyouschool.com  Moms in Prayer International- http://www.momsinprayer.org/   Find the full show notes at the Mom's in Prayer Blog - https://momsinprayer.org/who-we-are/blog/   

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