JUNE IN AMERICA 2026

Welcome, June 2026, we are so happy you are here, we are looking forward to all of your cheer. 
June 2026, you started off with a bang, the meteor that fell out of the sky is still talked about as you arrived, meteor looked like a fireball and hit around 2 pm Saturday, we all looked and thought it was God, we looked and prayed as it went by into the ocean. 
June 2026, we are so excited to enjoy all the fun and sun, and days out in the hum of the bees and birds, and life as they are all enjoying your month. 
June 2026, we start off the days of summer with reflection of our country’s 250th anniversary, we lift cheer and prayer for all of America’s history. 
We remember important days in America in the past, and lift prayers of thankfulness and cheer, June 7, 1776 – Debates on the Declaration and Articles of Confederation June 11, 1776 – Committee of Five Appointed, June 14, 1777 – Adoption of the Stars and Stripes, we love you, America, and sing it loud and with cheer!
June 2026, we will send love and cheer around as we make each day a memory in time, we will make this year special with positive prayers and positive actions. 
June 2026, we will enjoy all the green around us, it looks so pretty and keeps us feeling alive and healthy, it makes us want to eat salads and enjoy the parks and breathe in all the clean air. 
June 2026, we will laugh and play and enjoy your sunshine and rain, we will make days special and take all your moments in like the rays of sunshine. 
Lifting prayer to God, today and always.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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