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I recently started a ministry to widows at my church. As I was preparing for my meeting during this Thanksgiving, I came across a wonderful story from history I never knew. Many of us have heard President Lincoln’s Thanksgiving Proclamation, issued on October 3, 1863. It came up last week a couple times, so I thought it would be nice to share it as a reminder with my widows.

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As that special day approaches, I am reminded of so many things to be thankful for, as I am sure most of us are. As a Widow some of those things come with memories we would prefer to leave be, but is that the best thing to do?

I remember as a newlywed hosting my first Thanksgiving dinner. We rented a very small house, with no dining room, just a very small kitchen only...

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To our non-widowed, coupled friends – please read:

I hate that this is even a thing, but every so often, it needs to be said.

Your husband goes hunting and is gone for a ...

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My husband so loved music. I have his piano, now lying silent of his touch that brought gentle melodies of hope… scales up and down to help my daughter warm up before he played her music so her song could fill the air… and hymns—those old faithful hymns of ...

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As that special day approaches, I am reminded of so many things to be thankful for, as I am sure most of us are. As a Widow some of those things come with memories we would prefer to leave be, but is that the best thing to do?

I remember as a newlywed hosting my first Thanksgiving dinner. We rented a very small house, with no dining room, just a very small kitchen only...

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