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This Thanksgiving, I want to give thanks … to all of my readers … and to those of you who are clients of mine … and to God for His many blessings … and to the opportunities created from America’s first Thanksgiving – the triumph of freedom over socialism. When you think of this holiday, you might normally think of …
As Thanksgiving approaches, bless someone with Abraham Lincoln’s “Thanksgiving Proclamation.” Some of our readers may wish to read part or all at your Thanksgiving dinner…if that’s “legal” in your community. President Lincoln gave this at one of the worst years in American history – with death, destruction and fear for the future. See the proclamation below: Washington, D.C.October 3, 1863 By …
A turkey feast with family and relatives… Two days off from work… Watching an NFL football game… These may be some of the more modern, traditional reasons for being thankful during the Thanksgiving holiday. But giving thanks shouldn’t just be a once-a-year occasion… It should be a daily activity – an integral part of a healthy lifestyle. Here are 8 …
This Thanksgiving, I want to give thanks … to all of my readers … and to those of you who are clients of mine … and to God for His many blessings … and to the opportunities created from America’s first Thanksgiving – the triumph of freedom over socialism. When you think of this holiday, you might normally think of …
This Thanksgiving, I want to give thanks for all my readers, and for all the blessings of God. Let’s also remember to give thanks for one of the often-overlooked and under-appreciated blessings of living in the U.S. – the freedom to practice business in a free-market economy. That’s right… When you think of the Thanksgiving holiday, you might normally think …
As Thanksgiving approaches, bless someone with Abraham Lincoln’s “Thanksgiving Proclamation.” Some of our readers may wish to read part or all at your Thanksgiving dinner. In addition, CLICK HERE for 13 Scriptures dealing with Thanksgiving and our loving God. They, too, are great to read aloud as part of your Thanksgiving festivities. See the proclamation below: Washington, D.C. October 3, 1863 …
