I'm a GA leader because I love Girls in Action. Once a GA, always a GA. I love that I was a GA, that someone was willing to teach me, and that my church was willing to offer a program where I could learn about missionaries all around the world.

Growing up, most of us were taught to be thankful for what we had. For many of us, saying “thank you” was just as important as saying “excuse me” or “yes, ma’am.”

If you grew up in the South, that was especially true for you! But beyond saying the words themselves, how do we teach our children to be truly thankful people? It starts by modeling real thankfulness.

This month, let's give thanks . . .

• for missionaries celebrating birthdays this week. May God guide major decisions and touch important conversations in amazing ways.
   

I’m a GA leader because I love GAs—once a GA, always a GA. I love that I was a GA and that someone was willing to teach me and that my church was willing to offer a program where I could learn about missionaries all around the world.