Another year, and Remembrance Day is

upon us once again, and this year is

symbolised by all the elevens, the

11^th hour of the 11^th day of the

11^th month of the 11^th year.

 

We remember the soldiers who were brave

and courageous, who fought  and gave

their lives for us, and we remember the

suffering thereafter. 

 

As a reminder, and worn with pride, we wear

the poppy, with its red, signifying the blood

shed and the black for the soldiers who were killed. 

 

Just like the soldiers, Jesus too, shed his blood for us when he

was crucified.

 

Today, fighting and wars are still going on.  We all

“Hope” and pray that the fighting and wars will end

and for peace to come.

 

An extract from the Bible, in Romans, Chapter 8

(The Future Glory), Verses 24-25 says as follows:

 

“It was by hope that we were saved, but if we see

what we hope for, then it is not really hope.  If we

hope for what we do not see, we wait for it with

patience”.