Thanksgiving: A Special Day for the Homeless

Thanksgiving Day is a day set aside to show appreciation, gratitude
and to give thanks to God. In North America, this annual national
holiday is marked by religious observances and a traditional meal
including turkey. The holiday commemorates a harvest festival
celebrated by the Pilgrims in 1621, and is held in the United
States on the fourth Thursday in November. I Thess. 5:17 says
"...in everything give thanks." On November 22, many are looking
forward to gathering with family and friends and having a
traditional turkey dinner. It'll be a time of fellowship, laughter,
food, and whatever else family traditions hold. Ponder these
questions: “Where would you go if you are homeless and
without family or friends?” “How would you choose to spend
your day?” “With whom might you feast and enjoy a turkey dinner?”
Join us Tuesday, November 20, 2018, at 3:30 PM, PST,as Yield to the
King Ministry shares with you how these questions were answered for
the homeless. Call in to speak with the host (646) 668-2946
Hope4Today is an outreach program of Yield to the King Ministry.
You can reach us anytime through our website
www.yieldtothekingministry.org