'God's love doesn't depend on how I perform' Team GB Winter Olympian shares his Christian faith
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Brian Glynn2022-02-15T09:37:00
The former British skeleton pro Adam Pengilly says his biggest lessons about God were learned not when he was winning, but when everything was going wrong
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