Remembrance Sunday
Below you will find the following resources to help you mark Remembrance Sunday:
- NEW - A poignant video to use within your service with prayers of remembrance on screen. A bell strikes 11 times in between each one.
- NEW - Poppy themed PowerPoint templates.
- NEW - Piano rendition of The Last Post and Reveille
- Video presentations of The Last Post with appropriate images to accompany the two-minute silence.
- Poems which can be downloaded as a prayer card or social media graphic.
- Additional reflective videos.
You can also find assembly material for schools and links to resources from other organisations.
NEW Video - Prayers of Remembrance
Poppy themed PowerPoint slides
Remembrance Sunday PowerPoint Slide - Standard (4:3)
Download the PowerPoints slides.
Remembrance Sunday PowerPoint Slide - Widescreen (16:9)
Download the PowerPoints slides.
Prayer Poem Cards
The Poppies Prayer Poem - Social Graphic
Download and post to social media to help people reflect and remember.
We'll Meet Again Poem - Social Media Graphic
Download and post to social media to help people reflect and remember.
We'll Meet Again Prayer Card - A6 Editable
Download this A6 editable prayer card if you need a single copy. Just edit (if required), print, cut out and share.
Connect and Children & Youth sessions
Connect - Peace in Our Time (Word)
Service session for Remembrance Day.
Explore It - Nov 2020 session 2 - Leaders Guide
For Leaders
Explore It - Nov 2020 session 2 - Remembrance
Remembrance
Remembrance Sunday Youth Small Group Session
A stand-alone youth small group session for use on Remembrance Sunday based on Psalm 91
External Links
- Churches Together in Britain & Ireland - Resources to download include an order of service, PowerPoint presentations, and an ebook.
- Messy Church Remembrance Outline - A selection of activity and celebration ideas.
- Royal British Legion Remembrance Suggestions - Ideas for COVID-safe activities to mark Remembrance.
- Royal British Legion Pause Video - A reminder of why it's important to pause to pay your respects to our Armed Forces community, past and present.
So many names engraved in stone,
Yet, scanning them, I feel alone,
Silent among the shuffling crowd,
Grief stricken, but immensely proud
Of such brave men, who, freed from pain
In Heaven's light, we'll meet again...
Other Useful Links
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A teaching resource based on the First World War for Primary aged pupils.
Connect
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Christmas Present Appeal Resources
All the resources you need to Be a Star and promote a local Christmas Present Appeal.