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When the Church is united, the world takes notice
Fonts: Neue Haas Unica W1G [Free]Artist: @dustincoopergraphics

When the Church is united, the world takes notice

A graphic on the power of unity, reminding your church that a united body is a witness a divided world notices.

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Caption ideas

  • When believers come together in love, the world sees something supernatural: people who care more about Christ than their differences. Unity doesn’t mean sameness. It means shared purpose. And when the Church lives that out, the world can’t help but look closer.
  • Unity is one of the most powerful testimonies the Church can offer a divided world. Jesus prayed that we would be one...not for our comfort, but so the world would know His love is real (John 17:23).

Keywords

Unity, Desire for Influence/Impact, John

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