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community Armistice Day<br />
ARMISTICE COMM EMORATIONS : 11TH NOVEMBER <strong>2018</strong><br />
ON THE 11TH<br />
NOVEMBER<br />
we gathered for<br />
Choral Evensong<br />
having ‘laid out’<br />
our family members<br />
in the South<br />
Transept: soldiers<br />
killed in action or<br />
on active service<br />
in the Great War<br />
100 years ago.<br />
The occasion was<br />
solemn but there<br />
was a lightness<br />
as congregation<br />
members shared<br />
artefacts, stories<br />
and memories<br />
of loved ones at<br />
the end of the<br />
day — a century<br />
of “remembering<br />
and forgetting”,<br />
as we have noted<br />
in the Forgotten<br />
Voices pages from<br />
2014 to <strong>2018</strong> (in<br />
our <strong>2018</strong> summer<br />
double issue<br />
Voices displayed<br />
Bristol Diocese’s<br />
précis of Revd<br />
Andrew Totten’s lecture on remembrance at the cathedral; do revisit it). Here<br />
are a some reminders of the Day and of the exhibition in the North Transept.<br />
p14: Cross (Mildred Ford) / p15: Exhibition (Andrew Kirk; Pat Terry & Penny Delmon); Sunday School wreath—photos: Ed<br />
top left: Piper at 6am, North <strong>St</strong>eps; photo: Richard Wallace<br />
top right & above: memorabilia, and Dan’s<br />
grandfather’s Communion Set<br />
photos: Rachel Varley
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