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God told me to invite people on a walk but I had no idea how much the weekly activity would change people's lives
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Angie Le Mar2022-06-21T08:30:00
When Angie Le Mar felt a “God prompt” to invite people to a walk on Facebook she had no idea that she was starting a movement that was badly needed. Now We Walk Wednesdays runs in 16 locations and there are hiking, talking, golfing and dining versions to connect people.
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