You can get this button from Lisa of Lisa NotesThis afternoon I’ll be joining the church choir in singing at a memorial service for one of the founding members of my church. I’m thankful that we have a choir, that I have the privilege of singing in it, and that we have the privilege of singing in remembrance of the life of this faithful saint.
While I’m thinking of it, I’m thankful for the witness of all those who stay faithful to the end through life’s difficulties and trials. And I’m thankful for these words from 1 Thessalonians: “So shall we ever be with the Lord.”
Others thanking God today:
- Diane is thankful for the blessing of spiritual poverty.
- Trisha is thankful for a house full of book lovers.
- Becky is thankful for slow days.
- Kim (The Upward Call) is thankful for time away with a friend.
- Elle is thankful for the public library system.
- Melissa is thankful for that she still has a girl at home.
- Lindsay is thankful has a whole list.
- Victoria is thankful for Isaiah 53.
- Laura is thankful lists 5 things she’s thankful for.
- Staci is thankful for her husband’s job.
- Jennifer is thankful for blogging for books programs.
- Lisa is thankful for audio books.
Update 10pm PDT:
- Becky is thankful for “the conviction that comes from God’s word through the Holy Spirit.”
- Kim (Hiraeth) is thankful for answered prayer.
- Joan can choose thankfulness in all circumstances.
- Dorothy is thankful for every moment that Charlie has been part of her family.
- Leslie is thankful for “free football tickets, a best friend who loves my kids and will take care of them until 11pm, green lights, free food, good parking spaces, and a sweet memory with my boys.”
- Amy in Peru is thankful for first times.
- Aadel is thankful for pies and other delicious treats.
- Persis is thankful that she can homeschool.
What are you thankful for today?
I’ll be back later this evening to add any more thanksgiving posts I find (or that you point me to). As more people participate, it gets more likely that I’ll make mistakes in my posting, so if I miss your post or mess up a link, please tell me. And remember, if you miss a day or two, you’ll need to give me a heads up on your next thanksgiving post.
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