About this episode
It's part 2 of interview with Madeline Manning Mims, the multi-medal winning Olympian and trailblazer who became an Olympic chaplain. We talk with her about her experiences at 3 Olympics and her part in the 1980 American-led boycott, all of which paved the way for her calling in her gamesmaking role.
You can learn more about Madeline's organization, the United States Council for Sports Chaplaincy at https://uscsc03.com.
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