With what words do we remember? With what words do we turn from the memories of war to the hope of peace? Newest ‘Remembrance Day’ posts . . . (images link to posts) Remembrance services are held both in churches and at war memorials. For some this is an opportunity to focus on peace. White […]
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Since at least 1857, churches, countries and the United Nations have designated particular days on which to celebrate and honour children. June 1 and November 20 are the most popular dates. Whatever day, or days, a church might choose to highlight in the year, a Children’s Sunday offers a congregation the opportunity to focus on […]
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What words do we use to commemorate saints of old? What words connect to the swelling pride of a nation commemorating a patron saint? What lyrics might the drone of a bagpipe arouse in us? St Andrew’s Day 30 November is Scotland’s national day commemorating St. Andrew, the patron saint of Scotland. St Andrew […]
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Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) is an annual observance on 20 November honouring the memory of those whose lives have been lost in acts of anti-transgender violence. Newest ‘Transgender Day of Remembrance’ posts . . . (images link to posts) ‘The Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) was started by transgender advocate Gwendolyn Ann Smith as a […]
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National days set aside for thanksgiving offer opportunities to express our gratitude, often in an interfaith setting. How do we say ‘Thanks’? Thanksgiving & Harvest Resources
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How do we remember the dead? What words ring true? Where do we gather? Traditions from different cultures can inspire us. Resources for All Saints Day:
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