I hope you have the opportunity to be with others for Thanksgiving. Whether its friends and family (or both), let them know what you’re thankful for … and the One to whom you’re thankful!
I’m thankful for you. Each week you let me invade your inbox and share a quick word.
“I give thanks to my God for every remembrance of you” (Phil. 1:3).
Enjoy!
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