Be Who You Are at The Gap at Sawmill Meadow

Anna shares about mountain top experiences compared to times in the valley. And the value of both.

TJ is back sharing what has been impactful since we last heard from him in July. He shares how having the time and space to practically live out practices that he would like to incorporate into his everyday life now and post-Gap is one of the most helpful things about the program.

Hear from the host couple about what is really good happening right now!

Chris's role as a teacher and advisor at The Gap is instrumental in fostering a transformative environment for not only the gappers but also of Gap leadership. Being known as a disciple of Christ is simple - Jesus himself says it is by how well we love others. This is our starting point for The Gap. And Chris reviews some key principles that he shared with the gappers early in their arrival at The Gap at Sawmill Meadow.

"Money is funny." Vanessa is a CPA and certified financial planner and wealth manager. She donated her time at The Gap to invest in people and all of Herd One had very specific action items based on her visit launching them down a path of becoming more financially literate.

Drew's experience in college was the inspiration and catalyst for The Gap. Knowing that he wasn't alone, and Matt and Tammy weren't alone as parents, we were called to find good from the hardship. Drew now serves as a mentor to a member of Herd One. Drew's advice to others going through an experience similar to him..."it's going to be okay." Hear "the rest of the story" and how he feels about mentoring to this age group.

Mark talks about how his expertise in the corporate world helping executives build the best and most complementary teams translates to understanding each other here at The Gap.

Camille is a young adult pastor at Irving Bible Church. She is passionate for freedom in the rising generation and is operating in her strengths when she is working with them specifically. We were honored to have her as a featured guest at The Gap to facilitate our seminar Saturday for the topic of Identity and Calling.

As a part of Herd One, TJ shares that being at The Gap has been good in every way and hard in every way. That paradigm is an important piece in understanding what is happening inside The Gap!

Eve is part of Herd One and is the youngest of the group. She boldly decided to make the non-traditional decision to attend a Gap Program right out of high school. Five weeks in and she says it is definitely not a mistake but it took boldness to make the decision. Take time to hear Eve's insights when making the decision.