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I say Thank You to God

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For me, it is too easy to make a list of things that I am thankful For.  When I do that then sometimes they become just “things” instead living streams of wonders that flow through my path. I would start as I did at Children & Youth time at church last Sunday with a bow and a deep in-tonement of “Thank You…….Thank You…..Thank You!” and coming out of the bow raising up with arms outstretched and palms open.

In this context, I say Thank You to God for Her unconditional love.  I say Thank You for this present moment.

Jim CastroLang
Jim CastroLang
Rev. Jim CastroLang writes for SpokaneFAVS on how to build relationships using social media.

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