The Christian Athlete

The Christian Athlete

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Rachel Summers is a Christian athlete. Rachel plays soccer, and someone has been stealing items that they need to play soccer. Rachel has to solve the mystery. Rachel makes the team, but her friends don't. Some of her friends get jealous of her since she made the team and they didn't, even though she didn't do anything to them, they still despise her. Rachel has Faith in Jesus, but her friends don't. Her friends do not believe in Jesus, they think He's a myth, but Rachel has Hope. She has to lead her friends to Jesus, she has to be a witness to them. They may despise her, but she doesn't despise them. Rachel will not give up. Rachel wants to show her friends that Jesus is Real. And she wants to make them see that she won't give up on them, and she cares. Meanwhile, Rachel's father has lung cancer, but he doesn't tell Rachel. And her father is having dizzy spells and ends up in the hospital.
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