year three
Remembrance
This month we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, which took so many lives. The children in Year 3 took some time to reflect on the tragedy of war and wrote their own prayers to remember: |
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Dear God,
We thank you for the soldiers who fought for our country in both World Wars. We remember the people who died fighting, but also those who gave their lives in supporting roles. We are grateful that they kept our country safe and allowed the world to be rebuilt. We think of the people elsewhere who are still coping with war, including those suffering in Yemen. We pray that peace will come soon. Amen William |
Prayer for the first World War
Dear God, I pray for those who died in the World War. Let their souls rest in peace. I pray for them in heaven. Amen. Wol |
In Memory of the people who died in the war
Dear God,
Please pray for the people who died in the war and help them be in peace and calmness.
Make them feel loved and happy – let their loved ones always remember them in their heart.
Let us also remember their bravery and courage.
Amen
Kei Kei
Dear God,
Please pray for the people who died in the war and help them be in peace and calmness.
Make them feel loved and happy – let their loved ones always remember them in their heart.
Let us also remember their bravery and courage.
Amen
Kei Kei
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