Update on Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer – an Amazing Challenge!
As many of our readers will be aware, a new national landmark which aims to profile a million answered prayers has been given the go ahead to be built on a site near Coleshill on the outskirts of Birmingham…
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CPA member recognised in the 2021 New Year’s Honours List:
Reverend Glynne James, Principal Police Chaplain for South Wales, and the first Police Chaplain in Wales, was recognised in the New Year’s Honours list with the British Empire Medal (BEM) for dedicating more than six decades of his life to serving his country and community.
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As we look towards a New Year
I think that everyone across the whole world would agree that 2020 was not as anyone would have ever imagined, even in our worst nightmares. In January 2020, Coronavirus was an issue that most people had never heard of…
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Why Christmas:
On almost every page of any diary a festival, celebration, or day of activity or remembrance will be marked in some way. Indeed there are annually in excess of 120 days designated as times of specific religious significance applying to most faiths and beliefs in addition to a multitude of other ‘days of significance’ noted throughout the year in one way or another…
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We Remember
Mike Quinnell – CPA Regional Coordinator
(British Army veteran and retired Police Officer).
As you read Isaiah 2:4, we are reminded that God wants us to live in peace and harmony. Earlier this year we remembered VE Day 75. All those years ago we called upon our armed forces to protect us from the powers of evil. So many paid the ultimate price…
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Black History Month – CPA remembers Britain’s First Black Police Officer –
By Sergeant Tola Munro, CPA member from Avon & Somerset and former President of the National Black Police Association (NBPA) :
Black police officers have played an important role in serving UK communities for almost 190 years, since the dawn of modern policing in 1829. The earliest known is Constable John Kent who policed Cumbria in the 1830s …
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