The former Olympian who owes her medal to God
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Former Olympian Marilyn Okoro and Graham Daniels, Director of Christians in Sport, chat to Michael Fanstone about the first week of Paris 2024, what it feels like to win an Olympic medal, and why France's secular culture makes things difficult for Christians at the games.
Released on 2 Aug 2024
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