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Run Like a Woman
Run Like a Woman shines a light on the experiences of ordinary Australian Christian women. From stories of resilience to practical advice, women share about their lives and how their faith has guided, sustained and grown them. Hosted by Penny Mulvey and Bec Abbott, Run Like a Woman is part of the Eternity Podcast Network, which thousands of listeners tune into every week. We hope this podcast will offer you encouragement, community and inspiration. “Hearing raw, honest stories from other Christian women is a truly powerful thing. Even if their experience is different to mine, I have...
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4.9 stars from 20 ratings
Love this show SO much
What an amazing podcast. The interviews are fascinating, moving, and challenging. Please PLEASE make more!
Flett123 via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 08/30/22
Encouraging and thought provoking
This podcast is so refreshing and encouraging. Thank you for speaking to women from different walks of life, and for discussing some of the curly questions out there. Really great to have some “womens content” that isn’t telling me to be a housewife or a princess or, heaven fore-fend, a proverbs...Read full review »
hippikathi via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 07/04/22
Brilliant
The conversations between Penny, Bec and their guests are brilliant. Love hearing from Australian women, their stories and their words of encouragement for women of faith in Australia. 100% recommend listening to it and I’m looking forward to the next season.
JF______ via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 04/27/22
Recent Episodes
Published 04/21/22
One in five young Australians say they are struggling with their mental health, and suicide is the leading cause of death for those aged 15-24. So how do parents cope when it's their child who doesn't want to live? Run Like a Woman's co-host Penny Mulvey and her daughter Holly open up about their...
Published 04/21/22
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Published 04/14/22
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