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Faith and entrepreneurship meet at Freedomhouse business breakfast

The event was held under the theme 'Build for More'.

Ninety entrepreneurs and business leaders gathered for connection and inspiration at a business breakfast at Freedomhouse Church last Friday.

Graham Hoyou, Luke Rossler and Stephan van der Merwe.

Hosted by the church, opposite Sugar Rush Park, and Faith Driven Entrepreneur, the event was held under the theme ‘Build for More’.

Claire Christie, Suzette Barnard, Lesley van Straaten and Adele Wright.

Attendees joined an online global watch party featuring prominent business and faith leaders from around the world. Speakers included bestselling author John Maxwell, Hobby Lobby founder David Green, 3-Time Unicorn co-founder Iyinoluwa “E” Aboyeji, pastor Muriithi Wanjau and Grammy Award-winning worship artist Chris Tomlin.

Freedomhouse pastor Ryan Matthews and Ian Wilson.

A common thread running through their messages was how faith-driven entrepreneurs can use business to serve a greater purpose and bring lasting change to communities in need.


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