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But his passion for music developed from rough beginnings. Amongst this heartbreaking experience, Adam found an outlet. He tapped on his desk at school and his walls at home — anything he could get his hands on. His mother saw this tapping energy in him and signed Adam up for drum lessons. He had a garage band with friends, played drums at his church, and played music with friends while in college. Discovering the handpan Adam experienced ups and downs in his musical journey, including taking a break from music.

He was in between jobs and donating plasma for cash when something caught his eye on YouTube: the handpan. This might be my ticket into professional music. Using the money he earned during his first summer, Adam recorded his first album. A year and a half after that, he left his job as a counselor to embrace the music career. Performances to remember Today, Adam is music sensation. He enjoys performing for all sorts of audiences — from young children up to the elderly.

How could I worship God when I was feeling so much brokenness? I broke down into tears towards the middle of trying to worship, and my friend who was standing next to me put her arm around me and sat with me in this time of my confusion and hurt. My roommate also came and sat next to me and took my hand.

I am so thankful for the support of these lovely people. I knew that those moments were bound to happen, and I would not have been able to get through it without them. We had to meet with our small groups that evening, and I almost just skipped because I was so upset, but I decided it wouldn't hurt to just go and listen. So I went outside and found them, and sat towards the back kind of out of everyone's sight.

I wanted to be there but I didn't want to be noticed by everyone. My small group leader saw I was having a tough time, and she respected that. I sat behind her and just listened and absorbed what everyone else was saying. I ended up spending that evening with my small group leader just talking and trying to get everything off my chest.

It was amazing to have her support, and after a little while of talking about everything I was going through, she had me laughing about some other stuff she was telling me about so I felt so much better after spending time with her. I am blessed that God put her in my life this semester. The day I have been dreading was here, I woke up feeling weird, but I was pretty distracted since I had my friends in the same room.

I proceeded to just get out of bed and get dressed for the day, with the lingering thought of my dad in the back of my mind. We went to breakfast, and our last session, and then had some baptisms on the beach. I was keeping it together pretty well and I was very surprised.

We left after the baptisms and rode home, and when we got home I unpacked and napped because I was just exhausted. When I woke up from my nap, I was groggy, but I felt great. For the first time in 6 years, I felt an overwhelming sense of joy and peace. I knew God was there pulling me through this day.

I did not shed one tear on Sunday, and I was so ecstatic because for the first time I saw that I was healing. I still missed my dad, but I handled it in a way I was never able to before. I felt happy on my dad's anniversary, I didn't think that would ever be possible for me.

I know that it was Fall Retreat that really helped me with my healing process, and trust in God. Olivia told me all along that there was a reason why Fall Retreat fell on my dad's anniversary, and now I see why. God used the people and sessions at this retreat to help me through this time, and I now have a new outlook on losing my dad that I have never been able to see before.