Thanksgiving Thoughts

Yes, we have problems, but we have a lot to be thankful for in the United States. One of the things we can be thankful for is the relative abundance of food. Our culture celebrates with food. Think about it. We have banquets, bar-b-ques, buffets (some all-you-can-eat!), picnics, wedding receptions, and church dinners, just to name a few of our food centered activities; And, of course, today we have THANKSGIVING DINNER. The Pilgrims shared a meal as they thanked God for surving their first year (many did not) in the New World.



A few years ago I read that much of the world's population has no concept of what our thanksgiving dinners are like. Today, I'll sit down to the largest meal my wife prepares all year. I'll think about not eating too much, but I probably will anyway. Maybe you will, too. But, I try not to take this feast for granted. I know how lucky we are and that makes me even more thankful!

Monthly Prayer Meeting for Revival in America

Tuesday, November 23rd from 7-9 PM

Praying for Revival in America!

Isn't it time for the Body of Christ in this area to humble ourselves before the Lord of Glory and to seek His face?

(This is a non-denominational group of believers from all over the greater Fayette/Coweta County area. They have been meeting monthly.)

Location: Vineyard Christian Fellowship (VCF) Worship Center --
304 Dividend Drive, Peachtree City, GA 30269-1908

(between Paschall Road and Kelly Drive; between Theo's Automotive and COMCAST.)

[The Pastor at VCF is my good friend, Rev. Sam Phillips.]

All are welcome; Bring a friend!

Dress is CASUAL.

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