In this inspiring conversation, Heather Brandt, Discipleship Coordinator for Women of Welcome, sits down with community member Sarah Anderson, who committed to walking 31 miles during the month of March—one mile each day—to reflect on the journey of refugees and raise support for World Relief.
What started as a small idea became a powerful daily rhythm of reflection, prayer, and education. As Sarah walked each mile, she used the time to listen to stories, learn more about displacement, and consider what it means to be on the move, forced from home, and seeking safety. Her simple act became a physical reminder of solidarity with those who walk far greater distances under far more dire circumstances.
In this video, Sarah shares how proximity to international and immigrant communities opened her heart, how consistency created impact, and how sharing her story helped bring awareness to her community. Her message is a beautiful reminder that even in the face of overwhelm, we each have the power to do something—and that small, faithful steps can add up to meaningful change.
Watch now to hear how one woman took a step of faith—literally—and discovered the power of presence, prayer, and persistence.
