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What Does United Stand For ?

What Does United Stand For ?

United means unified, integrated, joined, merged, shared purpose, familiar feelings, joint activity, and multiple nations. The United States is a blend of joined and merged people from other countries that settled here for a common purpose. People wanted to leave the country they came from to better themselves and their families. The immigrant may have been born last and did not inherit the family farm, so they settled in the USA, the land of plenty. America means freedom for all.

Unity means the state of being united or joined as a whole. Unity holds us together for a common cause. The United States of America has a blending of people from all over the world who have merged or joined. Every person wants the opportunity to succeed in life and prosper from hard work, which is impossible in some countries.

A united church means that people come together for the common practice of worship and are joined together in prayer. A united church has many people that get together to help others in this country and other countries worldwide. Without unity, a church could not survive. When you are united, you have a large family of like-minded people who can accomplish much because they all have the same purpose: to worship God and be his good stewards. The old saying goes, “united we stand and divided we fall,” which applies today and always. Without a united front, not much gets accomplished.

Unity will always tie and bind us together so we can reach our dreams and help others achieve them. Unify yourself with people in your church and community, and you will be surprised what you can accomplish and get done for a better and improved tomorrow.

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What Does United Stand For ?

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