Independence Day (U.S.A)
Independence Day (U.S.A)
July 4th is an auspicious federal holiday.
It’s unlike other holidays.
For the American Colonies were no longer subject to
British rule.
This national day is a time for celebration.
Independence Day ushered in America’s freedoms.
So let’s commemorate this day of deliverance.
Let’s fall on our knees in devotion to Almighty God.
And mark our nation’s birth with pomp and parades.
Let fireworks explode and decorate the evening sky.
Americans celebrate with carnivals, fairs, and games.
It’s time for reunions, ceremonies, and public events.
Independence Day began when the Second Continental
Congress
Voted to approve the resolution for Independence
proposed
By Richard Henry Lee of Virginia
Declaring the United States independent from Great
Britain
From that time on its celebration
Was marked by gun-salutes, speeches, music, and
prayers
“God has continued to guide our nation. Let’s glorify this achievement. And let America’s universal goal perpetuate
freedom for all – young, old, male, female, religious, and non-religious with
equanimity for all peoples including LGBTQ+.
Regardless of their creed, color, national origin and beliefs, let
America be a beacon of hope to the world.”
Amen
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