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Come, Thou Fount
This hymn acknowledges God as the giver of every blessing.
Sharla Fritz
From Gratitude Comes Joy
Author Sally Clarkson has found the best discipline is to look for God's fingerprints in each moment.
Interview by Ann Byle
Editor's Note
Being grateful for everything.
Ginger Kolbaba
When Gratitude Leads to Mercy
It's just that easy.
Renee James
"Why Me?"
The older I get, the more I realize that's the wrong question to ask.
Ginger Kolbaba
Complain, Complain
What I miss in life when I focus on criticizing.
Linda Manes
Radical Gratitude
What a dying friend taught me about being thankful "in all things."
Mayo Mathers
Keeping Up with the Joneses
I'm as guilty of me-too-ism as the next person, but what does that really say about my commitment to be a person of transformative contentment?
Amy Simpson
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