The document contains two poems about being thankful for food and blessings. The first poem thanks Jesus for the food and home, asking for help to do good and stay in God's care. It asks God to bless loved ones everywhere. The second adapted poem notes that some have meat while others cannot eat, and some can eat though they lack meat, but the speaker has meat and can eat. It thanks the Lord. Both poems promote gratitude and trusting in God.

1. MEALTIME MEALTIME
Some have meat and cannot eat
1 OF 2 2 OF 2
And some can eat but lack it.
But we have meat and we can eat.
Thank You, Jesus, for this food, And so the Lord be thank it.
And for our home so fair. (Adapted from poem by Robert Burns
Help us, Lord, to do some good, [1759–1796])
And keep us in Your care.
And bless our loved ones, everywhere. “In every thing give thanks: for this is
In Jesus’ name, we pray. the will of God in Christ Jesus concern-
ing you” (1 Thessalonians 5:18 AKJV).
“Whether therefore you eat, or drink,
or whatever you do, do all to the glory
of God” (1 Corinthians 10:31 AKJV).
Authored by Hjalmer Berg. Illustration by Alvi. Design by Stefan Merour. Illustration by Zeb. Design by Stefan Merour.
Published by My Wonder Studio. Copyright © 2013 by The Family International. Published by My Wonder Studio. Illustration copyright © 2013 by The Family International.