How Faith, Mentorship, and Community Are Transforming At-Risk Youth with Cam Hill | Episode 32

In this episode of Sunday Afternoon Smokes, Chris sits down with Cam Hill, Executive Director of Lead Collective, to talk about faith, mentorship, and the work being done to transform the lives of at-risk youth in Greenville, South Carolina. Cam shares the story behind Lead Collective and its ministries—GOAT (Great Outdoor Adventure Trips), Elias, and Reach—which are working to break cycles of poverty and bring hope to under-resourced communities. From outdoor mentorship programs to working with youth involved in the juvenile justice system, Cam explains how relationships, faith, and leadership development are helping young people find purpose and direction. Along the way, the conversation explores the role of community, the challenges facing young people today, and how faith can inspire meaningful change in neighborhoods that need it most. As always, the conversation happens the way it should—over cigars, with honest questions and thoughtful reflection. Topics include: Mentoring at-risk youth Faith and community development Breaking cycles of poverty Leadership and purpose for young people Ministry work in Greenville, SC The story behind Lead Collective Light a cigar, settle in, and enjoy the conversation. Lead Collective: https://www.leadgvl.org/