I’m cheering for the Lionesses and thanking God he created us equal
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Rosie Woodbridge2022-07-26T11:38:00
The performance of the England football team at Euro 2022 is changing the game for women’s sport. But win or lose, our sporting talents are a gift from God. Male or female, we should use them for his glory, says Rosie Woodbridge
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