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As We Gather for Thanksgiving
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 01, 1999
 

“Thankfulness”—the fruit of a life: Restored to the Lord
Immersed in His Word
Well invested for His name’s sake!

 

As we gather, may we encourage one another unto this privileged and God-honoring lifestyle for which we have been uniquely equipped and to which we have singularly been called.

Have a wonderful time of thanksgiving!

Cite this article: Tom Manning. 1999. As We Gather for Thanksgiving. Acts & Facts. 28 (11).

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