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🎆 Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸 Celebrate freedom, unity, and the American spirit today. Enjoy the festivities, fireworks, and time with loved ones. Here's to a day filled with joy and pride! 🎇🎉 #4thOfJuly #IndependenceDay #CelebrateFreedom #USA #USInsurance #NationalInsurance #IndustryLeaders #InsuranceMarket

You know it’s wonderful when hear! The Fourth of July is a significant and celebratory day in the United States, marking the country's independence and freedom. It's a time for communities to come together, enjoy fireworks, parades, barbecues, and other festivities. How do you and your family typically celebrate Independence Day? #MorganAutoGroup #NextLevelSales#HondaOfOcala#mikelehman.net #NextLevelSales

🚀 Ever wondered why we celebrate Memorial Day with BBQs and sales, but not with a moment of reflection? 🤔 Happy Memorial Day from Lifestyle Retail Recruiters! As we fire up the grill and enjoy the long weekend, let's take a moment to remember the true meaning behind this day. It's not just about the burgers and the bargains, but about honoring those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. So here's a question for you: How do you balance celebrating the holiday with remembering its significance? Do you have any traditions or rituals that help you keep the spirit of Memorial Day alive? For me, it’s a mix of both. I love a good BBQ as much as the next person, but I also make it a point to visit a local memorial or participate in a community event. It’s a small way to show gratitude and keep the memory of our heroes alive. What about you? Do you think we’ve strayed too far from the original intent of Memorial Day, or is there a way to blend celebration with commemoration? Drop your thoughts in the comments below! Let’s get a conversation going and maybe even share some ideas on how we can all make this day more meaningful. Like this post if you agree, and don’t forget to share your Memorial Day traditions! #MemorialDay #RememberAndHonor #CommunityTraditions

Happy Juneteenth! Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery and celebrates freedom. It's a holiday for all. Whether Juneteenth is a holiday you grew up celebrating before it was declared a Federal holiday or the holiday is still new to you, this guide from 2023 offers up suggestions on ways to commemorate and celebrate the holiday. https://smpl.is/98l72

We have released this upcoming week’s blog post a couple of days early, as is titled “Commemorating Memorial Day: Meaningful Ways to Honor the Fallen". We hope it provides you with some good ideas on how to honor those who have lost their lives in service to our country when you celebrate the Memorial Day holiday on Monday. Visit AltruisticJoe.com and click the “Blog” link at the top of the page to read more on this topic. Thank you for your support, and have a great weekend - Cheers! #altruisticjoe #memorialday #memorialdayweekend #veteranownedsmallbusiness #veteranowned #supportsmallbusiness

@republicday is a day to ponder upon as to how systems and processes make successful organisation, at vast Nation. With Country First in the heart it's imperative to follow rituals of life as rules. #republicdayindia #India #constitutionofindia

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I'll be preaching at LIFE Church Stratford this Sunday morning at 10:30am. You're welcome to attend if you are in need of a place to worship and be encouraged. https://lnkd.in/gKjGi3qn I'll be preaching a sermon entitled "Good News of Great Joy" from Luke 2:1-20. Summary: Although the purpose and meaning of the Christmas season are often lost beneath the rush of urgent shopping and the push of rampant consumerism, beneath it all is the celebration of a momentous, earth-changing event that took place some 2000 years ago. It was good news of great joy! From our vantage point in history, we recognize the significance of this universally-known event, but on the night that Jesus was born, you wouldn’t have suspected that anything world-changing was happening unless you were one of the chosen few who were put on notice. Author Isaac Williams captures the reality of what was actually happening quite eloquently: “The unfathomable depths of the Divine counsels were moved; the fountains of the great deep were broken up; the healing of the nations was issuing forth; but nothing was seen on the surface of human society, but this slight rippling of the water.” During that first Christmas season, well, there was no Christmas season as we know it today. No months-long marketing campaigns enticing eager shoppers to part with their hard-earned money. No decorations on houses. No workplace banquets or family gatherings. No opening of gifts. No Christmas vacation. It was just another normal night in Bethlehem and nothing much was going on—or so it seemed. But the good news of great joy delivered that night by angels to shepherds was a defining moment in the history of humanity.

This video captures something truly special—a 70th birthday celebration for Mom and Aunt Susan where communication wasn’t a barrier, but a way to bring everyone closer. British Sign Language (BSL) wasn’t just used—it became part of the joy, turning a simple gathering into a moment where love, connection, and inclusion were at the heart of everything. No one should ever feel left out. Accessibility isn’t just about removing obstacles; it’s about creating spaces where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued—moments that remind us what true inclusivity looks like. It’s more than ticking boxes; it’s about building meaningful connections that help people feel like they truly belong, no matter how they communicate. We’re continually inspired by moments like this 👏 If you’ve come across any heartwarming or inspiring BSL stories, tag us—we’d love to celebrate them with you. Video Description: A heartwarming 70th birthday celebration for Mom and Aunt Susan, where tactile British Sign Language (BSL) played a central role in creating an inclusive and joyful experience for all attendees. #InclusiveInterpreting