How wonderful! Dawn! I can only imagine how you must have felt reading Graham's email and then letting us know - your fingers probably couldn't type fast enough!! Quite fitting that it's Guy Fawkes - it's a fireworks sort of moment Even more fitting - this from St Peter's own website:Remembrance is very much the theme for the first part of the month at St Peter's. On the 11th November we hold our traditional Remembrance day service in church at 10.30 am. After the service there is the opportunity to take part in the short service of remembrance outside the church at the war memorial. In the evening at 6.30 pm is our Memorial service details of which are listed on this page.Memorial Service - Sunday 11th November at 6.30 pm This evening service is especially for those who have been bereaved. In the past many who have come have said they found the service very special. We will be giving thanks for those who have died and commending them to God’s love, as well as hearting God’s words of comfort and reassurance.During the service we will read out the names of those you wish to be remembered. If you are attending the service the names will be taken on the night but, should you be unable to attend or live at a distance, please feel free to contact us by email and let us know of any particular names that you wish us to mention. In addition, during the service, there will be an opportunity to light a candle, if you wish, in memory of a loved one Maybe, Michel, you may wish to have Robert's name read out!Cheers! Really Cheers!AMBLY
