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PatriotAU️️️

29 Nov, 08:44

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Continue to remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison, and those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were suffering.

Hebrews 13:3

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I looked at her and felt my eyes swell with tears. She'd never seen me cry; nobody in prison had. She said, "Oh no, what's wrong?" I said, "You made a thankfulness tree. This has been my family's Thanksgiving tradition for years. Thank you." She gave me a big hug and told me I was going to make her cry.

We all posted our leaves and spent Thanksgiving guessing who wrote each one. It was uplifting and bonded us even tighter.

Gratitude is a mindset you can choose. Even in the darkest times, there is so much to be grateful for.

Happy Thanksgiving!

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PatriotAU️️️

29 Nov, 06:08

Defender of the Republic 🇺🇸 dan repost

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PatriotAU️️️

29 Nov, 05:35

Gateway Pundit dan repost

Republican Rep. Massie and Democrat Rep. McGovern Write Joint Letter to Biden Asking Him to Pardon Julian Assange

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/11/republican-rep-massie-democrat-rep-mcgovern-write-joint/

Republican Rep. Massie and Democrat Rep. McGovern Write Joint Letter to Biden Asking Him to Pardon Julian Assange | The Gateway Pundit | by Cassandra MacDonald

Republican Rep.

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PatriotAU️️️

29 Nov, 05:03

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Give it up for my brotha Johnny from America Rising Media - absolutely knocking it out of the park with this
🇺🇸 #Sing4Freedom 🇺🇸

This will make Joe Thomas proud when he finally sees this, Johnny!

We encourage everyone to take the challenge every night at 9pm ET until our J6 POWs are free!! 🇺🇸

Boost his post: HERE

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PatriotAU️️️

29 Nov, 04:05

~ JD Vance on X 🤣

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PatriotAU️️️

29 Nov, 01:54

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𝐑𝐈𝐆𝐆𝐄𝐃: 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐙𝐮𝐜𝐤𝐞𝐫𝐛𝐞𝐫𝐠 𝐅𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐝 𝐏𝐥𝐨𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐃𝐞𝐟𝐞𝐚𝐭 𝐃𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐝 𝐓𝐫𝐮𝐦𝐩

Regarding Zuckerberg’s meeting with Trump at Mar-a-Lago, I imagine it consisted of Mark begging for mercy.

Trump has made it clear that Zuckerberg must be held accountable.

https://x.com/realaf_patriot/status/1862267728595136729?s=46

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PatriotAU️️️

28 Nov, 23:46

PastoraCate-CovertComms With QuantumElectron dan repost

My Thanksgiving Inspiration

My mate is currently working out of state, so my first thought this morning was, “I’m alone on Thanksgiving.”

Immediately, I had a flash of warm inspiration, and the Holy Spirit whispered, “No, you’re not alone.”

My heart sprang up in peace-filled, joyful, whole-hearted agreement. I said out loud: “I’m NOT alone.” I greeted the Lord and thanked Him for many things before I got out of bed to begin my day.

As I made coffee and tended to my dogs' needs, a song came to mind, and with it, memories of Thanksgiving Days passed. I knew I needed to write to you to share this experience.

I found the perfect rendition of the song in a video (see below). Notice that the people singing this wonderful hymn were forced to be alone in lockdown, yet they reached out to join their voices on a video call. It’s a time-honored hymn of Thanksgiving to God. You can listen to the song here: The Hymns Ensemble: We Gather Together

Every year, when the holidays roll around, I am conscious of the many people who are homeless or in hospitals, nursing care, or rest homes—the divorced or newly widowed, the single folks who feel left out or stuck on the sidelines.

Today, I wish to say to all of these:
If the intention of our celebration is to thank our Lord, then it doesn’t require a banquet or a large gathering of people to do so! We are always in the presence and company of our Heavenly Father, and He is the One to Whom we owe our thanks.

We can show our gratitude whether sitting in church or walking in a forest or a quiet desert. Washing dishes, driving in a car, or riding on a bus: He is near us wherever we are, and it is appropriate to be mindful of Him as we go through our day.

To give thanks is to acknowledge the One from Whom all blessings flow. Thanksgiving does not need to be a reason to highlight our aloneness. It is not lonely when we remember the One Who is always present.

In closing, perhaps it will help if you take a moment, close your eyes, push out all the nagging and insistent worries and swirling activity, and focus on the Creator. Find something for which you can honestly thank Him and say it out loud. Then, stick with it a little bit longer; find another thing and another.

Cheer yourself up with the thought of what He has provided. Let that begin a conversation with your Abba (Father).
Blessings to you in Yeshua/Jesus, and Happy Thanksgiving, my sister and brother.

Shalom shalom,
Pastora Cate

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PatriotAU️️️

28 Nov, 23:46

The corrected version!! LOL

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PatriotAU️️️

28 Nov, 23:29

Wow!! I made a mistake in the link! Hahaha. This is the right one! https://youtu.be/pmR1JszAM1E

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PatriotAU️️️

28 Nov, 22:58

PastoraCate-CovertComms With QuantumElectron dan repost

My Thanksgiving Inspiration

My mate is currently working out of state, so my first thought this morning was, “I’m alone on Thanksgiving.”

Immediately, I had a flash of warm inspiration, and the Holy Spirit whispered, “No, you’re not alone.”

My heart sprang up in peace-filled, joyful, whole-hearted agreement. I said out loud: “I’m NOT alone.” I greeted the Lord and thanked Him for many things before I got out of bed to begin my day.

As I made coffee and tended to my dogs' needs, a song came to mind, and with it, memories of Thanksgiving Days passed. I knew I needed to write to you to share this experience.

I found the perfect rendition of the song in a video (see below). Notice that the people singing this wonderful hymn were forced to be alone in lockdown, yet they reached out to join their voices on a video call. It’s a time-honored hymn of Thanksgiving to God. You can listen to the song here: The Hymns Ensemble: We Gather Together

Every year, when the holidays roll around, I am conscious of the many people who are homeless or in hospitals, nursing care, or rest homes—the divorced or newly widowed, the single folks who feel left out or stuck on the sidelines.

Today, I wish to say to all of these:
If the intention of our celebration is to thank our Lord, then it doesn’t require a banquet or a large gathering of people to do so! We are always in the presence and company of our Heavenly Father, and He is the One to Whom we owe our thanks.

We can show our gratitude whether sitting in church or walking in a forest or a quiet desert. Washing dishes, driving in a car, or riding on a bus: He is near us wherever we are, and it is appropriate to be mindful of Him as we go through our day.

To give thanks is to acknowledge the One from Whom all blessings flow. Thanksgiving does not need to be a reason to highlight our aloneness. It is not lonely when we remember the One Who is always present.

In closing, perhaps it will help if you take a moment, close your eyes, push out all the nagging and insistent worries and swirling activity, and focus on the Creator. Find something for which you can honestly thank Him and say it out loud. Then, stick with it a little bit longer; find another thing and another.

Cheer yourself up with the thought of what He has provided. Let that begin a conversation with your Abba (Father).
Blessings to you in Yeshua/Jesus, and Happy Thanksgiving, my sister and brother.

Shalom shalom,
Pastora Cate