What better time than the month of January to embrace that we are all growing in knowledge and love of Christ?
Popular social researcher and Episcopalian Brené Brown says that we live in a culture of privilege; the challenge is to keep that from becoming a culture of entitlement. She encourages any kind of family practice of gratitude; with gratitude comes joy and kindness to others, and entitlement can't take root. Here are several gratitude practices you might try at home this fall:
Popular social researcher and Episcopalian Brené Brown says that we live in a culture of privilege; the challenge is to keep that from becoming a culture of entitlement. She encourages any kind of family practice of gratitude; with gratitude comes joy and kindness to others, and entitlement can't take root. Here are several gratitude practices you might try at home this fall:
- Kindness Calendar: Download and print this calendar and practice ways to be kind in January 2018.
- Praying in Color : http://prayingincolor.com/handouts
- Sybil MacBeth, a noted Episcopal author, offers several templates you may print at home. Let each family member choose one! Use colored markers and name one thing for which they are thankful each day. Doodle or color around it.
- Play The Gratitude Game.
