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  1. Nov 11, 2024 · Remembrance Day. Remembrance Day is observed each year on November 11. For years when November 11 does not fall on a Sunday, Remembrance Sunday is celebrated by most congregations on the preceding Sunday. November 11, 2024. November 11, 2025.

  2. 31 Do Remembrance Day observances within a service of Christian worship send a mixed message, in any Church professing devotion to Christ’s shalom? Or is there a way to observe Remembrance Day in our Churches that will nevertheless avoid sacralizing violence? 32 I do not have authoritative answers to any of these questions.

  3. An Act of Commitment. Let us pledge ourselves anew to the service of God and our fellow men and women: that we may help, encourage and comfort others, and support those working for the relief of the needy and for the peace and welfare of the nations. Lord God our Father, we pledge ourselves to serve you and all humankind, in the cause of peace ...

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  4. 2. Remembering – the story of what happened and the loss of life will be recalled. Often names will be read out, and a symbolic action takes place such as lighting of candles. 3. Grieving – space will be given for the emotion that is present, and words and prayers offered to bring comfort. 4.

  5. Nov 3, 2017 · We celebrate the way of Jesus, of personal non-violence, and of the call to non-violence as an ideal that has practical implications in bringing about God’s shalom. So appropriate prayers for Remembrance Sunday, which is traditionally celebrated the Sunday before Remembrance Day, include prayers for the Christian calling to seek ways other ...

  6. Church can be a safe place to talk about grief and loss. Remembering can involve giving thanks, giving space for emotions, gathering people and memories together, saying prayers or blessings, and finding comfort and hope in Christ. God can speak powerfully in All Souls and Remembrance services through times of silence and stillness, through ...

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  8. Nov 8, 2020 · Remembrance Sunday falls on the Sunday nearest the 11th November when the first world war ended in 1918. "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God!" (Matthew 5.9) Today we try to remember. We remember the victims of war and all those who have died to help bring freedom and to help make the world a better place to ...

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