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Are you looking for the perfect gift to send your Grandma, Mom, Wife, Daughter this year for Mother's Day? Our Spring GLOW Box fits the bill. A box, full of inspiration, that will be sure to surprise and delight her. Over $100 value for $50 +tax/shipping.... a book with light-hearted humour to lift her spirits and refresh her this season. Susannah Lewis uses dry wit and an eye for the absurd to find laughter in even the most challenging circumstances. pretty silver cross necklace breathe list journal is a structured canvas for your personal development and growth beautiful silk pillowcase manicure set and more... Order now for on-time delivery for Mother's Day. https://glowbox.ca/products/spring-box-2021

The story of Mary Magdalene is shared in this song written by Ellie Holcomb, writer Ann Voskamp, and artist Sarah Macintosh. "Who knew that the deep, unspoken broken of so many years as a woman could be healed through this divine song that pulses with the heartbeat of the father for his daughters," said Voskamp of the song. "Who knew that the story, straight out of Scripture, of Mary Magdalene, set to song, could touch old wounds, change the refrain of a woman's heart beat now? Who knew how the heart was aching for the relief and release of this song? 'A Woman' is a song, a heart cry, a healing, for every woman." https://youtu.be/QbUQcbh4TF0

from Ann Voskamp let this one sink in. "No one-word has more radically changed my life or saved me from ending my life than that one word, and that rarely happens over the whole of a lifetime. True, it was a word that once was all Greek to me, but it became the word that came before all the miracles. And it’s the one word that unfurls Holy Week for me and not just Holy Week, but all the days and weeks of our lives, making even the hardest things into holy grace. ... And on the night He was BETRAYED Jesus He broke bread & lifted it up & GAVE THANKS.’ 1 Corinthians 11:23-26 In the original language, he gave thanks reads eucharisteo. The root word of eucharisteo is charis, meaning grace. Jesus took the bread and saw it as grace and gave thanks. He took the bread and knew it to be gift and gave thanks. But there is more: Eucharisteo, thanksgiving, envelopes the Greek word for grace, charis. But it also holds its derivative, the Greek word chara, meaning joy. Joy. I breathe deep, like a sojourner finally coming home. ~One Thousand Gifts Eucharisteo that one word that has taught me to see grace in all things, so I can give thanks in all things, has shown me the way to joy in all things. On the night Jesus was betrayed He gave thanks. On the night when the prodigal sliced open your heart, on the night when you lost your job, when your person slammed out the door, and the toilet stopped flushing, and the dog gagged and puked all over the back mat, on the night when it looked like the dawn would never come again there is always a choice, and why not choose what Jesus did? Because when Jesus had to fight through dark, staring right into the most impossible situation of the Cross what does He do? Out of a universe of supernatural options at the tip of His fingers what does Jesus do? On the night when Jesus was betrayed He gave thanks. If Jesus can give thanks in that you can give thanks in everything." ~ Ann Voskamp Read the rest of this blog @ http://bit.ly/Eucharisteo #1000Gifts #annvoskamp #givethanks

Who is enjoying our Spring book pic, Can't Make This Stuff Up by Susannah Lewis? I've been hearing some good reviews and would love to hear what you think. Is this book resonating with you in this season? Want to join in on the fun? We are shipping our Spring box now.... Get yours @ https://glowbox.ca/products/spring-box-2021 See more