Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who served between 2005 and 2009 under former President Bush, recently attended the University of Mobile in Alabama where she shared with 400 students the importance of her Christian faith that guides her through all her decisions.
According the Baptist Press, Rice also told the students at the seventh-annual Leadership Banquet, that she finds her faith comes to aid even in the hardest of times, and allows her to be optimistic. She even encouraged students to call on the Holy Spirit and keep persevering,
Rice also shared that both her father and grandfather were ministers, and that faith helps people realize their blessing, and faith helps those who are less fortunate.
When it came to the topic of choosing majors and looking for a career, Rice advised students to focus more on what makes them passionate and what they want to fight for: “Once you have found something you love, put your heart and soul into working and being really, really good at it.”
Source: The Belle Report
