As an American living in the UK here's how I'm using Thanksgiving to share my faith
By 
Sarah Yardley2022-11-24T15:09:00
Thanksgiving is an invitation to be the people of God, says Sarah Yardley. People who invite others - even in times of loss, hardship and financial challenge - to name places of blessing and give thanks to God
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