Bristol's Juneteenth Celebration Committee

09/22/2026

The world already knows how to hate. What our communities need to see is what redeemed love looks like: people who can disagree without despising one another, pursue justice without seeking revenge, and stand for truth without becoming cruel.

We may have to fight for what is right, but we must never surrender our hearts to hatred.

07/12/2026

07/12/2026

07/05/2026

BVU is on the job at Douglas Breedlove Charles Park after our 100 year old tree was hit by lightning and fell on the playground. That's one way of getting a newer playground for our kids. Thank God, no one was harm from this July 4th 2026 storm.

07/04/2026

RED, WHITE & YOU BLUE CRAB FEAST!!! Please join us for all you can eat Blue Crabs on July 5th in Marion, VA.

06/28/2026

In all thy getting, get understanding!

Latin Meaning of "Creer"
The Spanish verb creer comes directly from the Latin verb credĕre, which means “to believe” Educalingo+1.

In Latin, credĕre is a transitive verb meaning “to believe” or “to think” in certain contexts, and it is the root of many English words related to belief, trust, and credibility, such as credible, credit, and credo holavocab.com.

Latin roots and usage
Etymology: creer (Spanish) ← creer (Old Spanish) ← credĕre (Latin) Wiktionary

Latin meaning: credĕre = to believe, to think, to accept as true Educalingo

Example in Latin: Credo in Deum (“I believe in God”) — from credō (first person singular of