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In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom speaks with Adele Latu, founder of Soul Submitted Designs, about how clothing can become a practical and powerful tool for sharing the gospel. Adele shares how God called her to redeem the symbol of the cross in fashion after seeing it misused in mainstream brands. What began as a simple act of obedience during the COVID season has now grown into a thriving Christian clothing label that sparks conversations about Jesus wherever it goes.
Adele reveals the stories of believers who’ve worn her designs and found that the messages, like “Jesus Saves” or “Soul Submitted”, open doors for meaningful dialogue and personal reflection. She discusses the balance between creativity, excellence, and witness, and how even the smallest acts, like putting on a faith-inspired t-shirt, can declare Christ to the world. This episode will encourage you to see everyday life as an opportunity for evangelism and to courageously live out your faith in visible, authentic ways.
In this podcast episode, you will discover that:
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Discussion Questions
3. Through simple clothing, Adele and others have seen opportunities to share Jesus naturally. How does Colossians 3:17 (“Whatever you do… do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus”) inspire you to integrate evangelism into your daily routines - through your work, hobbies, or even what you wear?
4. Adele said, “The first conversation a Christian has is with themselves.” How does wearing or displaying your faith help keep your heart aligned with Christ?
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In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom speaks with Adele Latu, founder of Soul Submitted Designs, about how clothing can become a practical and powerful tool for sharing the gospel. Adele shares how God called her to redeem the symbol of the cross in fashion after seeing it misused in mainstream brands. What began as a simple act of obedience during the COVID season has now grown into a thriving Christian clothing label that sparks conversations about Jesus wherever it goes.
Adele reveals the stories of believers who’ve worn her designs and found that the messages, like “Jesus Saves” or “Soul Submitted”, open doors for meaningful dialogue and personal reflection. She discusses the balance between creativity, excellence, and witness, and how even the smallest acts, like putting on a faith-inspired t-shirt, can declare Christ to the world. This episode will encourage you to see everyday life as an opportunity for evangelism and to courageously live out your faith in visible, authentic ways.
In this podcast episode, you will discover that:
WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE with Adele
*SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.
*OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES
*OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS
Transforming Lives Through the Power of Conversations
Video Podcast - How God Tried To Reach Me: Lachlan Shipard’s Journey with Jesus
*STAY CONNECTED TO SOUL SUBMITTED DESIGNS / ADELE LATU
Instagram
*GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA
Subscribe to EIA
Discussion Questions
3. Through simple clothing, Adele and others have seen opportunities to share Jesus naturally. How does Colossians 3:17 (“Whatever you do… do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus”) inspire you to integrate evangelism into your daily routines - through your work, hobbies, or even what you wear?
4. Adele said, “The first conversation a Christian has is with themselves.” How does wearing or displaying your faith help keep your heart aligned with Christ?

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