Nick Vujicic

Australian evangelist and motivational speaker

Nick Vujicic - Australian evangelist and motivational speaker
Born

December 4th, 1982
42 years ago

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

Australia

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Born without arms and legs, a notable evangelist and motivational speaker focused on spreading messages of hope and inspiration. Founded Life Without Limbs, an organization aimed at spreading a message of faith and resilience. Gained wide recognition through speaking engagements around the world and through published works, including the book 'Life Without Limits'.

Founded Life Without Limbs

Published 'Life Without Limits'

Delivered motivational speeches globally

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