As we move towards the Thanksgiving holiday, this is a good time to reflect on what we are grateful for in our lives. The Covid Pandemic can create a cloud of gloom and heaviness, sometimes depleting our gratitude. As a faith community we are reminded to not allow the sufferings of our lives to take away our deepest joys. Practicing gratitude is a great way to combat the challenges of the pandemic. Family First wants to encourage all of us to identify our blessings while we also face the challenges. Check on these two helpful resources on cultivating gratitude and thankfulness. This resource by the Mayo Clinic offers you a free, month-long self-guided virtual gratitude program. And this fun resource provides 10 meaningful thanksgiving gratitude activities that can be done at the holiday with kids. Happy Thanksgiving from Family First.
