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September 18, 2018

Margaret Court is an internationally renowned former world No 1. Australian tennis player. She now pastors Victory Life Church and is a strong advocate for traditional marriage, using her public image to speak out on same sex marriage and more recently, religious freedom.

This week on Voice for Values, ACL’s managing director Martyn Iles had the opportunity to speak with her at ACL’s WA Conference a few weeks ago about her experience in the public spotlight both as a tennis player and as an advocate for truth.

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