• Giving Thanks to God In Darkness of Anorexia, 'Even if My Daughter Can’t Eat a Bite of Pumpkin Pie'

  "Despite a life-threatening illness, there is still gratitude. There is still light," penned Julia Attaway, editor of Daily Guideposts: "Your First Year of Motherhood," a book of devotions for first-time moms.

  

• Thanksgiving's Original Native American, Squanto, Explored In Nat Geographic's 'Saints & Strangers' As Instrument of God

  Saints & Strangers, a new National Geographic two-night miniseries this week is prompting a new look at how God may have had more of a role in U.S history and the tradition of Thanksgiving than once noticed through the individual of one particular Native American, Squanto.

  

• Thanksgiving Themed Prayers to Bless Meals, Including Devotions Children Can Do

  While many Thanksgiving observers circle tables and voice personal reasons for which they are grateful, some may be searching for more direct ways to incorporate prayers into the blessing of meals this year.

  

• Dying Joey Martin Feek Of Music Duo Joey+Rory Will Release a New Gospel Album, Benefits Loeys-Dietz Syndrome Foundation

  Country music singer Joey Martin Feek, who is in hospice due to the last stages of cervical cancer, thanked Jesus for the snow that fell in Indiana this week, telling her husband, Rory Feek, she didn't think she was going to get see snow again. He blogged on Monday that the snow was "like manna from Heaven. God sent us just what we needed…just when we needed it. He always does."

  

• Dwayne Johnson, 'The Rock,' Tells Oprah He Used Faith To Combat Depression

  Actor and professional wrestler Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson emphasized that having faith was instrumental to getting over his depression, in an episode of OWN's Oprah's Master Class series on Nov. 19.