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Memorial Day is often thought of as just another three-day weekend, a chance for barbecues, awesome sales or even a day at the beach. I like all of those things too and will probably participate in some of them this weekend. But I also like to take some time to reflect on the hundreds of thousands of men and women who gave their lives so that we can enjoy our freedoms. Please pray for our fallen and their families.
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Thank you for your tribute here. Freedom is precious but comes at a large cost. God Bless all who have laid down their lives for us and their families.
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Agreed, freedom comes at a huge cost. I worry that many Americans don’t make that connection. God bless.
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We can pray for them, too.
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And we should.
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And pray for our enemies, and our so-called leaders, that God turns their hearts.
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Amen to that, sister. Our ‘so called’ leaders could use all the help and humility they can get.
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I like how you never lose sight of what’s truly important. Nicely done, Annie.
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Hi Ramona,
It’s easy to lose sight of the fact that we have so much in our lives thanks to other people. I try to remember that.
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