Giving Thanks in a Pandemic
Reminding yourself what you’re thankful for, even during this pandemic, reminds us of the good in this world.In a global pandemic, it’s difficult to search for the good things. But God asks you to seek Him always, and such things will be added to you (Matthew 6:33). Reminding yourself what you’re thankful for, even during this pandemic, reminds us of the good in this world.
“I get to spend REAL quality time with my family!”
Rebecca, 33
Fall River, MA
“I’m thankful for God and I’m thankful for the doctors that are risking their own lives to save others.”
Diondria, 17
Rochester, NY
I am grateful for my wonderful support team. Olivia, Joanne, Paula and George—and everyone else. I am grateful for a roof over my head and clothes on my back and the food in my body.
Alexa, 18
Greensburg, PA
“One unexpected thing I am grateful for is [the] lockdown. Throughout lockdown, I was able to grow closer to these wonderful people and discover unconventional ways we could connect to while socially distancing!”
Roslyn, 25
Wilson, NC
“I’m grateful for my family! Because even though we are going through this pandemic, we still find some kind of way to spend time together!”
Selena, 21
LaPorte, IN
“I am grateful for human connection, and that technology has allowed me to reach out and better know my friends, workmates and family even when we are in lockdown.”
Jessica, 30
Grovedale, Vic, Australia
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