Happy Thanksgiving- Thank you Jesus for everything

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!

Eph. 5:20- And give thanks for everything to God the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.

We made a thankful tree to showcase some of the things we are thankful for this year! It was a lot of fun and we could have probably added a ton more hand prints but we ran out of time! We will keep it up for awhile. :)

We are so thankful for many things. Here are a few top things:

Our family- and restoration that occurred this year! :)

Healthy children

Fun family days- to many to mention!

A great church family

A caring/loving husband

A place to live

Yummy food to eat

My father's surgery's going well

I have made several other Thankful posts that highlight weekly praises! :) I will try to get back on top of that and sharing more.

Hope you all have an awesome day with family and friends!

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