We’re all aware of how good gratitude is. We are blessed when we experience it in others. A life surrounded by gratitude is a much fuller and encouraging life. As we celebrate Thanksgiving this year, we take time to reflect on all there is to be thankful for – and our faith is central to all of this.

 This year, as we gather as a community of believers, we take time to reflect on the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17. Jesus heals them all of their leprosy, and they run to show the priests their renewed skin so that they can re-enter society. Only one stops, comes back, and shows his gratitude to Jesus. Why is that? What does he find when he returns? And what can we learn from this story about how we can be moved by gratitude to something more and better? Join us as we share a Sunday of gratitude and thanksgiving together!

 -Pastor Nate Roschen