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Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

Greater Mount Calvary Holy Church, a megachurch in Washington, D.C., held their first ever

Gas on God event last Saturday morning, giving 250 drivers $20 each to help pay for gas.

The church's executive pastor explained that, our desire has always been to meet the needs of the community

and hope the commuters they helped felt God's love for them in a tangible way.

That's a church I would like to join.

There's more good news in the news.

The California School for the Deaf in Riverside, California, has made the New York

Times due to their undefeated season as the highest ranked team in their division.

Sesame Street debuted Gee Young, the show's first Asian-American puppet.

Chicago billionaire Ty Warren, who manufactures beanieies in China, has responded to supply chain problems by booking more than 150 cargo planes to airlift the toys more than 6,000 miles to Chicago for Christmas sales.

A Jewish community is being built in Poland nearly 80 years after the Holocaust.

And an emotional support duck ran the recent New York City Marathon in custom-webbed sneakers.

Each story illustrates the same theme.

News outlets know that people are grateful when we make public our personal values and victories,

with one major exception.

Walking in my neighborhood early yesterday morning, it seems like we are living in three seasons

simultaneously. American flags left over from Veterans Day are still dotting some front lawns.

Thanksgiving decorations and pumpkins are much in evidence, and more houses every day are displaying Christmas lights,

not to mention the signs and banners, proclaiming allegiances to various high schools and colleges.

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