As I’m listening to a song this morning with the words ‘No matter what it is God can heal cause He’s the healer—yes He is a healer. If God healed you before He will heal you again.” Today they celebrate Gospel Day on or around the July 10th in Kiribati. This day honors the arrival of Christianity in Kiribati, observed annually before July 12, usually July 10. This significant day commemorates the spread of faith and strengthens community bonds across the islands. Joins citizens of all faiths in gratitude and reflection, celebrating unity and spiritual heritage.
Today July 10th boasts 21 celebratory days which include Bahamas Independence Day, Clerihew Day, Collector Car Appreciation Day, Don’t Step On A Bee Day, Feast of St. Rosali, Matariki, National Motorcycle Day, National French Fry Day, National Motorcycle Day, National Piña Colada Day, National Pizza Day in Brazil, National Wyoming Day, and Teddy Bear Picnic Day. For the complete list click on Teddy.
For the adventurer who has the heart of Indiana Jones, today they celebrate Conwy River Festival.
Today we also celebrate the cat’s meow…Sorry, to all of you dog fanciers, but some us love cats and I’m one of them. Remembering my white mittened friend Whiskers—we celebrate National Kitten Day. And while celebrating this day let’s not forget to be mindful of all our four-footed friend’s healthy environments because today is also National Pet Bedding Hygiene Awareness Day. So shake ’em out, shake ’em up, air ’em out—flip ’em over!
Speaking of enviroments….Especially how the imaginary global warming is effecting ours. Today we observe Global Energy Independence Day. Global Energy Independence Day is celebrated annually on July 10th to promote the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy. It coincides with the birthday of Serbian-American inventor Nikola Tesla, honoring his monumental breakthroughs in electric power.Thank God for visionaries—not all of them are bad.
Heavenly Father, thank You for the wisdom and creativity You have given to mankind. Help us to be faithful stewards of the earth You entrusted to us, seeking truth with discernment and using our knowledge for the good of others and for Your glory. May we always place our hope and trust in You above all else. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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