The Christian faith of the players and teams at the Rugby World Cup
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Tim Bechervaise2023-10-19T09:49:00
From South Africa’s Siya Kilosi to England’s Billy Vunipola, the Christian faith of the rugby elite has been clearly on display at this year’s World Cup. It’s just one more reason to tune in to the tournament says Tim Bechervaise. And as the final nears, more displays of faith may yet be to come
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