By Ruth Jackson2024-09-23T09:39:00
Evangelical Alliance editor and former BBC broadcast journalist Nicola Morrison opened up to Premier Unbelievable’s Ruth Jackson about her professional and personal journeys, including her struggle with self-harming
Ruth Jackson (RJ): Could you give us a glimpse of what life was like for you as a child?
Nicola Morrison (NM): I was exposed to a lot of things at a young age that I grappled with into my teens. But, ultimately, I think it just makes the overcoming all the more powerful. It wasn’t me, it was absolutely the God in me and, by his grace, I’m still here.
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