East Alabama Living Spring 2022 Issue

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“I learned a lot during my time on the show. But I think the best takeawayfor me was learning not to compromise. There are a lot of reallygreat people out there, but no one is worth giving up your convictions,”says Madi.Maybe that was the moment for which she was raised.Or maybe it was her high school basketball experience at Lee-ScottAcademy in which the athlete, whose father Chad is an assistantcoach to the Auburn University’s men’s basketball team, won four statechampionships.Or maybe it was her work post-graduation from Auburn Universityas a foster parent recruiter in Birmingham. Or her work at Church ofthe Highlands Creative Team. Or her time spent volunteering withorganizations such as the Adullam House, Sozo Children, OrphanageEmmanuel, Big House Foundation, and others.Or possibly the everyday million little things which come from atight-knit family which consists of her parents, Chad and Tonya, andtwo sisters. The parents have been married 31 years.“I hope to have selfless, unconditional, God-honoring love (like herparents). Love that serves first. Love that sees good and all the bad andperseveres even still. Love that conquers all,” says Madi.Maybe all of those smaller moments prepared her for the nationalstage of secular television. And remain strong in her values.“If someone is not God’s best for you, keep looking. I have set myexpectations high, and I’m looking for someone who has the samebeliefs as me and pushes me to look more like Jesus in all I do. Evenwhen it’s hard to leave, it will be worth it in the end when you find theright one, says Madi.Made for This Moment is available anywhere books are sold. For moreinformation visit www.madiprew.com.36 EAST ALABAMA LIVING
LEE-SCOTT ACADEMYCome visit LSA and discover opportunitiesin academics, arts, and athletics witha mission founded on biblical, Christcenteredprinciples.Please contact Mrs. Leigh Smith, Directorof Admissions, at lsmith@lee-scott.org toschedule a tour or request more information.1601 Academy Drive, Auburn, AL 36830334.821.2430 | www.lee-scott.orgLee-Scott Academy does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its admissionpolicies or its academic, athletic, financial assistance or other school programs.Dr. Keri MillerMost major insurance acceptedincluding BCBS and Southland.742 N. Dean RoadAuburn, AL 36830(334) 321-0780Check out our newly updated website!www.gatorgrins.comEAST ALABAMA LIVING37
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Page 31 and 32: YOHOLO MICCO WALKING TRAILThe trail
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Page 35 and 36: PENSACOLA MUSEUM OF ARTThe museum h
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Page 39: BY CHRISTY K. TRUITTMadison Prewett
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