The Preacher's Kid

Chileeeeeee, after much procrastination, Nma has …

An episode of the Dear God podcast, hosted by Nma, titled "The Preacher's Kid" was published on November 4, 2019 and runs 29 minutes.

November 4, 2019 ·29m · Dear God

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Chileeeeeee, after much procrastination, Nma has recorded and released the first episode of the Dear God podcast. Do we need a celebration, or do we need a celebration? Here’s one fun fact not many people know about her – Shes' a Preacher’s Kid. Yes, you read that right. Her father is a Pastor and her mother’s a Deaconess. In this episode, Nma discusses what it was like growing up with two parents in the ministry; her experiences, the pros and cons of it, how it all affected her as a little girl and most importantly how it has come to her advantage as a young adult.

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