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August 9, 2008 by Keith Seabourn 2 Comments

What is your favorite story from past Olympics? I think my all-time favorite is Derek Redmond from Barcelona 1992.

Here’s another video clip that shows more of how his Dad came to help him finish the race.

Another favorite is Kerry Strug from the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.

It’s Olympics time. In our house, we watched the opening ceremonies last night. Well, mostly Kay and Michelle watched last night. Daniel and I are waiting for the more competitive events!

DVDStruggle and Triumph is a DVD and a website from the Athletes in Action ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ. It’s a great tool to share with your friends. Read stories from athletes, view video clips, and explore a personal relationship with God that the athletes talk about.

The DVD is being used in many countries as part of Olympic outreaches. It is being broadcast throughout the Middle East. It is on local television in Turkey and other countries in the area. Thousands of outreaches are happening in India and in Brazil and other countries. It is available in 36 languages. Order copies and give to your friends.

By the way, what is your favorite story from past Olympics?

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  1. Shawn Keith says

    August 9, 2008 at 7:24 pm

    Keith, here is the website to see a trailer and how to order a copy. Thanks!! http://www.struggleandtriumph.com/

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  2. ingrid peck says

    September 29, 2008 at 11:04 am

    hi keith,
    i was looking for stuff to put in a leaving piece for our mpd trip and i saw this clip on your blog. wow, thanks for sharing it on your blog. i hope you all have a good trip.
    our God is good!
    ingrid

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