5-Day Faith Habits Challenge, Day 4

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Today’s assignment: Tell us which celebration feels most natural to you, and share it in the comments!

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10 Comments

  1. Tara

    We will likely have a dance off because we like to move! Bless breakfast and school by starting with the Lord’s prayer and then get some movement in!

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    • Christie Thomas

      I love that idea Tara! It sounds super fun.

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  2. Shelia Booker Pennyman

    My celebration with is a combo. I like to smile and do the hi-5 then hug. My grandkids even the teenagers know how crazy I love to get with them and their parents. It is a laugh or smile, (from the teens). But it is natural and they do it with each other also. I just love it!

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    • Christie Thomas

      I love that they know this about you already – it fits your personality!

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  3. Sirena Reece

    for me it will be, I did it

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    • Christie Thomas

      Perfect! That’s my favorite too. Sometimes I say “I actually remembered!” haha

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  4. Aracely De La Rosa

    My son loves high 5s & I love hugs so a combo of both for us ♡

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  5. Cathi L Phillips

    “I did it”

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