Shell Perris and Gary Spicer on Christian entrepreneurship
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Shell Perris - once a singer in a Christian girl band - now leads Alive Ministries which helps families worship. She works with Gary Spicer at The Lions which guides Christians in setting up and running successful businesses, not just to make money, but to create social change. Through their work they hope to help, mentor, train and bring ideas into fruition.
In this episode of The Profile they spoke to Premier Christianity Magazine's Deputy Editor Emma Fowle about entrepreneurship, having gumption and why you can't wait around for God to do the hard work if you have an idea.
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Released on 31 Jan 2025
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