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This thanksgiving there's only one way our gratitude should be directed - when we stop thanking God we become miserable
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Hannah Butler2022-11-24T09:30:00
Hannah Butler knows she has a lot to be grateful for as, in her teenage years she was homeless for a while. Here, she explains the role gratitude to God has in helping our mental and spiritual health and encourages all of us to say thank you to the Lord this Thanksgiving.
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