Christmas is coming, and with it a slew of family gatherings. Unless you’ve been unusually fortunate, you’ll have an empty chair or two at your dining room table. It’s unrealistic to think you won’t miss your loved ones, but holidays are for celebrating, not for grieving. As you prepare for Christmas without your precious loved one, here are four ways you can honor him or her:
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Wishing you, Pastor David, and your entire family a very Merry CHRISTmas Ms. Lori. Thank you for all your inspiring and uplifting posts this year ma'am. I'm a better Christian and a better person because of the lessons you've shared. May the coming year be filled with joy, peace, and more impact than ever before for God's kingdom through your writing and mentoring ma'am. God's blessings...
ReplyDeleteThanks muchly, J.D. I'm so glad to have a teeny tiny part in what the Lord is doing in your great big heart :) Merry Christmas!
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