The Thanksgiving season is here, and we’re getting ready for one of our favorite community traditions! You’re invited to our annual Thanksgiving Tradish celebration on November 16, right after the 11 am service. This special day brings our Granada family together for food, fun, and a time of gratitude on the front lawn.

The Thanksgiving season is here, and we’re getting ready for one of our favorite community traditions! You’re invited to our annual Thanksgiving Tradish celebration on November 16, right after the 11 am service. This special day brings our Granada family together for food, fun, and a time of gratitude on the front lawn. Why This Annual Event Matters for Our Church Family At Granada, we believe that life is better when we share it together. Events like Thanksgiving Tradish reflect our mission to help everyone enjoy God through Gospel community. These moments remind us that church is more than a service—it’s a family. Our front lawn becomes a place of connection where longtime members, new guests, and friends from every generation gather around one table. It’s a picture of what the church is meant to be: people coming together with thankful hearts to celebrate God’s goodness. A Day of Fun, Food, and Fellowship Families can look forward to: A delicious Thanksgiving meal Bounce houses and lawn games Live music and a family photo area Time spent with friends, pastors, and ministry leaders It’s one of those Sundays when laughter, music, and the smell of good food fill the air. Whether you’ve been part of Granada for years or you’re joining us for the first time, there’s a place for you at the table. We Are Thankful for You We’re grateful for the people who make Granada what it is—a community of grace, service, and love. Every Sunday, every act of kindness, every shared meal points to the heart of who we are: a family following Jesus together. As we gather for Thanksgiving Tradish, we celebrate not only the blessings of the season but also the gift of belonging. We can’t wait to see you on the lawn this Sunday—let’s give thanks together! The post Celebrating Community and Gratitude at Granada appeared first on Granada Church Miami.