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"United we stand in Love, helping each other, communicating without competing for vanity, vain glory and excessive profits, so that you may not loose your soul to greed." ~ Jon Barnes
United We Must

Conversation is not a competition of the minds but a melting of God's will in and through us to help out our brothers and sisters, to find peace, and understand the direction of God. In God We Trust is a focus of MUST within the framework of our daily duties and chores. Thanksgiving, Prayer, and Thought precedes our Work Wisdom and Worth.

United Funk

When we work with the Pride of God and His Commandments, we are able to conqure the pride of ourselves, which is painted and tainted in all that we do. I see me, I see

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