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Now, here is your host, Eric Squarsinski.

All right, everybody, welcome back to the Preacher Boys podcast.

I'm sitting down with Sean. We're here to talk about the Agape Boarding School.

Sean can you just introduce yourself to our audience and let them know a little bit about you?

I'm Sean. I was a student there from 98 to 2002. Graduated, stayed on staff for a couple months,

and then left it went home. Since then, my life's been crazy. Things are starting to settle down now in my mid-30s, finally.

So we were talking a little bit before recording.

So your experience at the IFB kind of started with Agape.

You were Calvary Chapel beforehand.

And so this must have been a culture shock to say the least of how things were operated.

So can you tell me just a

little bit about what the reasoning was that you ended up at Agape and maybe what you expected

versus what that first couple days was like showing up there? Yeah, I mean, just to start off a little

background, I'm ADHD, so my parents had me on no ADHD medicine. So they had me on some other stuff that they thought would work, according to a psychologist.

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