Sebastian James from Eternity Magazine lands on some interesting points of view when it comes to the role of prayer for elite athletes.
James talks with Newcastle Knights players facing the wooden-spoon and the sad passing of a local fan. It seems that prayer is more than self-preservation, it actually has a bigger role to play in the lives of professional sport people than many come to realise.
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Mickey Paea talks about why the boys from both sides finish in a prayer
What Newcastle Knights are praying for
https://www.eternitynews.com.au/australia/what-newcastle-knights-are-praying-for/
The Newcastle Knights are sitting at the bottom of the NRL table, having suffered some terrible defeats this season. Yet time and again, players get t…
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