Faith on the Edge: James Roe’s incredible story
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Earlier this year, James Roe took on the Everest Marathon in memory of his three-year-old stepson, Logan, who died from neuroblastoma, to raise funds for Young Lives vs Cancer. What began as a tribute soon became a fight for survival and a powerful test of faith, endurance and God's grace. James joined Madeleine Kerzner to share his journey, what he learned through adversity, and why this mission means so much to his family.
Released on 13 Aug 2026
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