With Me — Though None Go

The book was adapted into a Hallmark Channel movie in 2006, starring Cheryl Ladd, which explores Elizabeth's journey of resolve and faith in small-town America. Spiritual Significance

The hymn was later arranged by Indian missionary Sadhu Sundar Singh and gained global popularity, especially through American Baptist missions and 20th-century revival movements. The Novel and Film Though None Go with Me

Faced with death for his faith, Nokseng is said to have declared his decision to follow Jesus, even as his family and eventually he himself were executed. The book was adapted into a Hallmark Channel

The story follows Elizabeth LeRoy, a woman born at the turn of the 20th century, whose life becomes an "experiment in obedience to God". The story follows Elizabeth LeRoy, a woman born

According to tradition, the lyrics are based on the final words of Nokseng , a man from the Garo tribe in India who converted to Christianity in the mid-19th century.

For many, the phrase serves as a reminder of the personal nature of faith and the "narrow path" mentioned in scripture. Though None Go With Me, Still I Will Follow