On Remembrance Sunday, we remember with thanksgiving and sorrow those who gave their lives in the two World Wars, and in conflicts past and present.
We will remember them.
Let us pray for all who suffer as a result of conflict in the world today.
Amen
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A prayer for today:
Lord Jesus, light of the world, many people hide in the shadows from you and even celebrate the darkness.
May your church arise and shine this Halloween so that people will experience something of your goodness and be hungry to find out more.
Amen.
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Suicide can affect every one of us.
By raising awareness, reducing the stigma & encouraging action we can help to reduce the instances of suicide around the world. #WSPD2026
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As you will have no doubt seen in the news, a series of flash floods on the Nepal-Tibet border on 26 August have destroyed homes and swept away bridges, roads and other infrastructure. Hundreds have died and thousands more are missing.
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Some health and care services can be used without seeing a GP first. This is called self-referral.
Healthwatch Derbyshire are surveying people's experiences with these self-referral services.
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This billboard will greet approx 20,000 Southern Baptists arriving in Orlando for their Annual Meeting where the role & value of women in the church will be debated once again.
My prayer is that every Baptist woman will know that God calls women to ministry and always has.
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Please join with us in prayer for our Ukrainian sisters & brothers.
Yesterday a Russian drone attack struck a Baptist church in Zaporizhzhia, leaving a place of worship in ruins.
May the Lord bring comfort to those who mourn.
God is our refuge, even in the midst of rubble.
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The hope of the resurrection doesn’t end with Easter Sunday.
It’s a hope that does not fade with time but stays with us. It shapes how we see the world and reminds us that God is still at work.
Even in the darkest times - resilience, renewal and hope can still rise.
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“See, what a morning… gloriously bright”
Have a wonderful Easter Sunday.
There is hope in a restless world.
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Today is Good Friday, the day on which Christians everywhere remember the crucifixion & death of Jesus on the Cross.
In his death, Christ offers to all who turn to him the hope of everlasting life.
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A humble journey. A hopeful welcome.
Today we remember Jesus entering Jerusalem not with power or wealth but on a donkey. Greeted by ordinary people who laid down cloaks and palm branches in the road.
It’s a moment of courage, of peace and of a different kind of kingdom.
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As we prepare to turn our clocks forward by an hour tonight, remember time is a gift from God.
• As the days lengthen, can we find ten minutes of ‘Sabbath rest’ in the evening light to simply sit, breathe and give thanks ?
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Now more than ever, we must continue to pray for peace.
As the war continues in the Middle East, countless families are facing fear & uncertainty.
We grieve the lives lost to violence.
We stand with those mourning love ones.
Above all, we pray for just peace in the Middle East.
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For four difficult years, your prayers and solidarity have supported Ukrainian churches and communities.
Ukrainians testify that even in the midst of suffering, they feel that God is preserving their nation.
Let us continue to stand together in prayer for Ukraine.
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“I bring you good news of great joy for ALL people - Today in the town of David a Saviour has been born” said the angel”
May God bless you this Christmas morning
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Looking forward to hopefully raising lots of money for this incredible charity tonight @ValleyCIDs
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This Remembrance Day, we remember all those who have suffered due to conflicts past and present.
Let's pray for healing, hope and peace for the lives overturned by warfare.
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You never miss a chance to play the victim. Whenever you are denied airtime in Parliament, you complain loudly about being silenced. Yet when youdo have the opportunity to speak as an MP, where are you ? Abroad perhaps !
This chart says it all.
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As Yom Kippur ends, our thoughts are with all those affected by today’s attack in Manchester.
May we find strength, courage, and unity as we stand together against hatred in all its forms.
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