Remembrance service resources to share: can you help?

At this time of year Anna Chaplains all over the country are involved in acts of remembrance and worship services, especially on or around Armistice Day, November 11. These are so important for all ages in the community, not least the oldest among us, who may recall their own experience of war, in different places and times, and have known all kinds of loss accordingly.

Remembering and 're-membering' are important aspects of life - they foster a sense of belonging, through gathering, to express gratitude, hopes and fears together, especially when an individual's memory and recollection may not always serve well. This becomes even more important at this time of year, when Armistice Day is marked.

This year, the Anna Chaplaincy team have received requests for dementia-friendly service outlines for Remembrance Day: can you help? If you have a resource that you are happy to share and it is free of copyright restrictions, please get in touch with debbie.ducille@brf.org.uk

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