Walk with Me is a story about the transformative power of friendship. In friendship, we feel accepted, valued, and understood. This is the story of two people from different walks of life who discovered they were more alike than different. Ultimately, they realize that it is the love of God that transforms us into being who we are created to be; beacons of hope and love. This story, contemporary and compelling, calls the reader to look introspectively into how daily decisions form our families and neighborhoods, stretching to our global community. Walk with Me probes the social questions of our time in how we view and sometimes refuse to see our neighbors, while oftentimes loudly professing a Christian platform for living. Ultimately it is our actions that speak loudest. Walk with Me, takes an honest, hard look at who we profess to be, who our actions reflect we are, and who we are called to be. It addresses racism and the challenging social issues of our time through the eyes of love and responsibility. Walk with Me is a book that will make you laugh and cry and create a desire to seek the very best in each day you are given.
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