Here's the kind of Thanksgiving dinner many of us dream about:
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For all of us, here's a Thanksgiving prayer written by a dear friend of mine. I hope it'll inspire you as much as it inspires me.
For friends who listen, for opponents who challenge, for companions who love, we thank You, O God. For the gift of laughter, for the warmth of embrace, for the release of tears, we thank You, O God. For dawning and dusk, for the cycle of seasons, for elephants and daisies, and for bodies so wonderfully made, we thank You, O God.
For seedtime and harvest, for nourishing food and pure water, for the luxury of taste and smell, we thank You, O God. For the inspiration for music, for the beauty of the arts, for the fulfillment of human creation, we thank You, O God.
For the miracle of conception and birth, for the ongoing miracles of daily life, for the promise of the life to come, we thank You, O God. For the love and grace we receive, for the gift of Your Son, Jesus Christ, for the constant direction and care You provide us through Your Holy Spirit, we thank You, O God.
In this Thanksgiving season, we take a moment to ponder, to remember, and to number our blessings, knowing that it is through Your divine providence, O God, that we live, and move, and have our being. Amen.
- G. Skramstad
A blessed Thanksgiving to you!
Happy Thanksgiving, Richella!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rita! Happy Thanksgiving to you!
DeleteBeautiful prayer and you are right about the somewhere in the middle.
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Oh, Sandy, I'm betting things are really beautiful at your house! Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
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ReplyDeleteThank you, sweet Marty! Happy Thanksgiving to you.
DeleteWishing you a Happy Thanksgiving, Richella.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Kiki! Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
DeleteHappy Thanksgiving :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Connie. Happy Thanksgiving to you!
DeleteA beautiful prayer!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Katrina! Happy Thanksgiving!!
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