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Episode 10 - Siviwe 'Shakes' Soyizwapi Part 1: A remarkable story of God's sovereignty in shaping a Rugby career

Episode 10 - Siviwe 'Shakes' Soyizwapi Part 1: A remarkable story of God's sovereignty in shaping a Rugby career

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 In this first episode of a two part series we are joined by South African Sevens Captain Siviwe “Shakes” Soyizwapi as he shares his unlikely journey into rugby from a football family in the rural eastern cape to his early days as a pro in Provincial Rugby. He pulls no punches in sharing how he succumbed to the typical temptations of new found 'fame', and the remarkable story of grace as the prodigal found his way Home.

It's an inspiring story that will challenge and encourage in equal measure.

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Executive producers - Autram Jacobs & Bruce Nadin

Audio Engineer - Sean Collard (hisman@lifestyleinaction.info)

Presenter - Bruce Nadin (brucenadin@gmail.com)

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