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Lest we forget David Clode UnsplashRemembrance Sunday on 8 November, and Armistice Day on 11 November, are poignant opportunities to remember those who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars, as well as later conflicts.

Simon Peters, Walking the Way: Living the life of Jesus today Project Manager, and Martin Hayward, Mission and Development Officer for the United Reformed Church Southern Synod, have produced 'Remembrance for whole-of-life disciples' a resource that aims to help people respond to the invitation to remember and the continued need for peace-making.

Read more: Free Remembrance resources available

resized image Promo 98The Revd Dr John Bradbury, General Secretary of the United Reformed Church, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, along with 18 other religious leaders in the UK, have urged the government to establish a cross-party commission to address the underlying causes of child poverty in the country.

In a letter to the Prime Minster published on 29 October, the leaders say:

Read more: Religious leaders urge Boris Johnson to establish child poverty commission

Bernice with award news bannerBernice Boore, a member of St Andrew’s United Reformed Church (URC) in Reading, has won the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) 2020 South East Black History Month ‘Making a Difference’ Award.

As part of the RCN South East region’s Black History Month celebrations, around 60,000 members were asked to nominate individuals who had made a real difference in the delivery of healthcare.

Read more: Lead nurse wins Royal College of Nursing Black History Month Award

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