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Grace at the Table

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A few of the words

AMEN
Carried into English from Hebrew through Greek and Latin, 'amen' is one of the few words spoken in essentially the same form by worshippers across many faiths and centuries, a shared seal on a shared prayer.Find this word in the grid to read its note.
BOUNTY
The language of table grace has long leaned on this word to name the good things set before a family, a reminder that abundance, however modest, is something to be noticed and named.Find this word in the grid to read its note.
SUPPER
In many American households, 'supper' was the word for the evening gathering around the table, a little softer and more familiar than 'dinner,' and the meal most likely to begin with a spoken blessing.Find this word in the grid to read its note.
DAILY
The phrase 'daily bread,' drawn from the Lord's Prayer, has echoed through Christian table graces for nearly two thousand years, keeping a single humble word at the heart of gratitude.Find this word in the grid to read its note.

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Grace at the Table, a free, large-print word search drawn from the quiet moment before the meal: bowed heads, clasped hands, and thankful hearts.

About Grace at the Table

Before the first fork lifts, a hush falls over the table. Hands reach out, heads bow, and the familiar words of grace rise soft and sure, words that have been spoken the same way, in kitchens and dining rooms across generations, linking the living to the long line of those who gave thanks before them. It is a brief moment, unhurried and sincere, that turns an ordinary meal into something worth remembering.

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