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The term "Walk With Me" represents two meanings. First, we hear God saying to us today, "Walk With ME!" We hear a lot about God walking with us, but to truly become disciples of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ we must learn to walk with Him. He has to be in the lead. Secondly, Connie and I began to say early on in our friendship, "Just walk with me." That statement usually was following, I don't like you right now, but..We were so different and had an uncanny ability for offending each other, yet we knew God had put our friendship together. We found those simple words allowed God's grace to come into the "offense," that inevitably comes in all relationships. Each time, supernatural grace healed the hurt, and produced a greater strength in unity of relationship than before. God grace is so sufficient!
The term “Walk With Me” represents two meanings. First, we hear God saying to us today, “Walk With ME!” We hear a lot about God walking with us, but to truly become disciples of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ we must learn to walk with Him. He has to be in the lead. Secondly, Connie and I began to say early on in our friendship, “Just walk with me.” That statement usually was following, “I don’t like you right now, but. . .We were so different and had an uncanny ability for offending each other, yet we knew God had put our friendship together. We found those simple words allowed God’s grace to come into the “offense” that inevitably comes in all relationships. Each time supernatural grace healed the hurt and produced a greater strength and unity of relationship than before. God’s grace is so sufficient!
Connie Harris and Sharolyn Sidebottom have been friends since 1998 when God literally put them together. God had to because they had nothing in common but Him. Their husbands soon became the best of friends as well, then tragedy struck. Lee, Connie’s husband, died suddenly of a heart attack while sitting in the barber’s chair on September 19, 2001. Jerry, Sharolyn’s husband, never regained consciousness after injuries sustained in a car wreck October 17th and died October 22, 2001. In 33 days they lost both of their men. In the months that followed Sharolyn and Connie found themselves held in the grip of God’s grace as they learned to Walk With God as never before. They tell their story in “No Time For Goodbyes”. This book has been instrumental in healing others who have suffered many types of loss. Not just through death.
HISTORY
Connie and Sharolyn speak from their own life experiences and personal faith journeys, not just from study. Their ministry is transparent, real, and rooted in God’s redemptive love, offering genuine encouragement and understanding to those navigating life’s challenges.
Experiential and Authentic Ministry
Unlike a one-time event, WWMM is dedicated to fostering long-term relationships with those they serve. They believe in walking alongside individuals as they grow in their faith, offering ongoing prayer support and ministry to nurture these connections.
Lifelong Support and Community
WWMM is committed to the Great Commission, making disciples in all nations through Christ-centered teachings. Their seminars, conferences, and resources are designed to encourage personal and spiritual growth, helping individuals strengthen their relationship with Jesus.
