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November 27, 2002 Rev. Thomas Dancing Feather Ebbing

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

Oh what beautiful words! They bring a smile to the faces of everyone who hears and speaks these two words. Thanksgiving warms the heart and lifts our spirits with memories of times past and present, and hope for the future. The time spent with family and friends is truly a blessing, but it takes on a special glow during the holidays. We become more receptive to reflect on our many blessings from God and to share with those that are less fortunate by our donations of time, money, and talent.

I want to take time this special holiday to thank all of The Waynedale News staff, advertisers, contributors, writers and subscribers. I am truly grateful to and for all of you. God bless you and keep you well, and may the morning sunrise fill your hearts with Thanksgiving.

Rev. Tom Dancing Feather Ebbing

P.S. If you or anyone you know needs prayer and would like to be remembered in the Peace Tree Ridge circle of prayer, the number to call is 260-636-2269.

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