PEACEMAKERS Meetup on 22nd November took place in the Galleries over lunch at Chopstix Resturant, in Broadmead Shopping Quarter, Bristol.
Chopstix serves up an exciting menu of oriental street food – from the sweet and smooth to the hot, spicy, zesty and zingy.
The team and PPP Commissioner looked back over 2019 and discussed plans for 2020. Plans included updating the PEACEMAKERS Vision, Objectives, Patroling strategies, plus new and exciting initiatives for the UK and further afield. These will be made available to view on the Peacemakers Prayer Patrol website in January 2020.
Remembrance Day Parade at the Cenotaph on the City Centre
Richard Hope-Hawkins pays tribute and lays wreath remembering the Fallen at Fromelles
PEACEMAKERS Prayer and City Patrols Chief on her way to the Remembrance Day parade remarked, ” Let us continue to remember, lest we dare to forget”
“We pay honor to those who died in the Services, we are forever indebted with thanksgiving. We pray for those in the Services today, and for their families. We remember in our prayers those suffering from the scars and injuries of war. We pray for peace. We pray for at home, and abroad. We pray, let there be Love. Let there be Hope. Let there be Peace. O Lord, the great law of Life, hear these our prayers, Amen.”
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