Ruth Langran Camlin's Analysis

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Ruth Langran Camlin was born and raised in Dublin. She worked as a primary school teacher from 2003 until 2014 after which she wrote her first book on the topic of vision. During her teaching career she spent two years at Hillsong International Leadership College in Sydney, Australia studying Worship and Creative Arts and Pastoral Leadership. Her time in Australia was a significant part of her journey, as God planted a vision within her. This vision has influenced every area of her life and has also inspired her to see others live out their God-given purpose to the full. She released her book, ‘A God-given vision’ in June 2016 and continues to write and inspire others through blogs, music and teachings. She is passionate about worship and in

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