It’s that time of the year – time to be surrounded by loved ones and filled with peace, joy, and thanksgiving for all the blessings of the past year. But how do we find genuine thankfulness? In this post, Dr. Acha shares how praise is the catalyst for great thanksgiving. This concept can be applied to orphan care as well…as orphans are often plagued with depression and doubt for good things in their lives. Teach children to be quick to praise someone for good and see how thanksgiving springs up within them.
Thanksgiving is a beautiful thing. It’s good for the body, heart, mind, and soul. It’s beneficial to the person who is grateful and to the one who is appreciated. We know that in recent years scientific research has shown the benefits of thanksgiving. Read More…
