Essex and East London churches and communities mark Remembrance
15 November 2024
Churches and schools across Essex and East London joined with people from their local communities to mark Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day.
A collection of images can be viewed below.
At St Peter's Colchester a once in a generation service honoured the proud service and sacrifice of The Parachute Regiment and the bond between paratroopers and the City. (Photo Army Press Office Colchester).
At St Peter's Colchester a once in a generation service honoured the proud service and sacrifice of The Parachute Regiment and the bond between paratroopers and the City. (Photo Army Press Office Colchester).
At St Peter's Colchester a once in a generation service honoured the proud service and sacrifice of The Parachute Regiment and the bond between paratroopers and the City. (Photo Army Press Office Colchester).
St Edward's Romford used social media to encourage people from across their community to join them in knitting hundreds of poppies
St Edward's Romford used social media to encourage people from across their community to join them in knitting hundreds of poppies
Bishop Lynne led the Mayor of London's Remembrance Service
Bishop Roger joined school children and members of the Royal British Legion at a ceremony to open the newly restored war memorial at Shrub End
Bishop Roger joined school children and members of the Royal British Legion at a ceremony to open the newly restored war memorial at Shrub End
Bishop Roger joined school children and members of the Royal British Legion at a ceremony to open the newly restored war memorial at Shrub End
Muffled bells are readied at Chelmsford Cathedral
The Cathedral Choristers and Cathedral Young Singers were honoured to represent the Cathedral at the Civic Act of Remembrance at the Chelmsford War Memorial on Duke Street, with Bishop Guli and interim Dean the Very Rev Paul Kennington.
Poppy wreaths made by the Rainbows and Brownies at St Mary's Woodford
Poppy making at the Knights Hospitallers Parishes
Bishop Guli's reflection for Remembrance 2024
The Bishop of Chelmsford, the Rt Rev Dr Guli Francis-Dehqani recorded a reflection for Remembrance 2024 which can be listened to below.
Phillis Njuguna of St John's Church Epping has been nominated as a changemaker for her work setting up and running several “Thrive” groups that support survivors of domestic abuse across Essex.