Christine Caine: The prolific evangelist and activist isn’t slowing down yet
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Emma Fowle2021-06-30T19:54:00
There is an honesty about Christine Caine that is rare in high-profile leaders. When the bestselling author, internationally acclaimed speaker and leader of multiple international organisations appears on our morning Zoom call, she is straight off the treadmill, laughing and apologising for her appearance in a sorry-not-sorry way that epitomises ...
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