Scott Kinney, Children’s Pastor, Long Point Campus, was honored with the Walk the Walk Award by the Down Syndrome Association of the Lowcountry.  Scott was honored for his work with the special needs community, specifically his vision for the Won by One ministry and the Disability Awareness Conference he spearheaded.  The award was presented to Scott by Gene Carpenter who thanked him for “making the world just a little brighter for our kids.”  Scott’s passion for extending the love and message of Christ to people who are affected by disability, whether it is the disabled person, a family member, or friend, is reaching far beyond Seacoast’s walls and we are blessed to have him.  Congratulations Scott!

I just wanted to let you know about a great opportunity to get a free preview of the upcoming Leadership Summit that Seacoast church is hosting.  This Saturday at 10:00 in the Warehouse as a part of a Leadership Summit Preview we will be showing Bill Hybels talk on Holy Discontent.  This is a talk he did a couple of years ago at the Summit and has since that time written a book on the subject.  I was there for that talk that day and it had a profound impact on my thinking.  This event will last about an hour, it’s free and we will be giving away some prizes.  So make sure you check it out.

Mac Lake
Development Pastor
Seacoast Church

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

Due to standing water at Laurel Hill Plantation we are going to  move Nic @ Nite to the Front Parking Lot of Seacoast Church. 

Please come and join us as we continue the wettest, craziest, messiest, night while hearing the Word of God in a fun and exciting way.

See you Wednesday, June 17

Registration begins at 6:00 pm

For more information call 881-2100

Here is what some of the over 400 people who attended Nic @ Nite on June 10^th had to say:

“It’s been a crazy busy week, today included. Left work late, had to go to Ladson before the event and was just saying God is in control and I’m not going to worry about being late, rushing and all that I usually do…Then the challenge a bucket full of green mixture of water, food color and flour from head to toe. It was great! I forgot all my adult cares and just enjoyed being outside connecting with the kids and their parents and sharing Jesus with them. The mixture washed out fine in the shower and I’m looking forward to a bigger and better gathering next week.”  S. Armstrong.

“Loads of fun at Nic at Night tonight. Our Kidscoast staff and volunteers are out of there minds. Perfect for the job!” J. Surratt

“We can't wait till next week! My 22 year old son, who I had to drag there, is the one who is super excited about next week. Seacoast is working its magic on him. The Lord is Good!” M. Ellis

“Ya'll did a superd job! It was awesome” G.Hair

“WE had a great time tonight. It was fun to see all the kids running around and getting all messie and wet.” L Pugliese

“Great job team! The kids really had fun, and I'm glad the weather cooperated! :) Thanks for everything you all did to make it a success!” L. Broach

“Great night! Good job on everything. got hit in the face with a whipped cream pie by her own son after he was turned into a 7-layer burrito. Who knew church could be this fun - memories!” C. Rainwater

If you missed the first Nic @ Nite this week don’t worry you can come out and see us on June 17^th  6pm – 8pm at Laurel Hill Plantation on Hwy 41. For more information call Melissa at 881-2100 ext 1214.

Also, You can help support Nic@Nite by attending our SPIRIT NIGHT at Chilli’s in Mount Pleasant this Monday from 4-close.  Just tell your server that you are there for Seacoast Church and 10% of your total bill will go directly to Nic@Nite! 

Hey gang,

If you or someone you know is unemployed or seeking a second job, you may want to check out a workshop that we are hosting this Saturday in the Warehouse at our Long Point Campus. You can find some more details and register here.

Josh