We celebrate a very special Thanksgiving this week. It was 400 years ago this month—the year was 1620—when the Mayflower arrived with the Pilgrims on these shores. It was these faithful few who planted the seeds for a new nation and changed world history.
2020 has been one of the most challenging years of our lives, with the pandemic, the shutdown of the country, violence in the streets, and one of the most contentious presidential elections in history.
But we have much to celebrate and be thankful for—just as those Pilgrim settlers gave thanks, even in the midst of terrible trials—as we’ll share on this week’s Truths That Transform.
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