“Lord Jesus, you taught us to love our neighbour, and to care for those in need. In this time of anxiety, give us strength to comfort the fearful and to assure the isolated of our love. Please give strength and resilience to all who are working so hard in our National Health Service and for those searching for a cure. Sustain and support all of us, and help us to know that you are with us and nothing can separate us from your love.” Amen
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“I will lift up my eyes to the Hills” – CPA National Conference – Scotland 8th to 10th May 2020.
We invite you to join us in Scotland for the 2020 CPA National Conference. The programme promises an amazing time of worship, teaching, prayer and fellowship
from Friday afternoon to Sunday lunch time.
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CPA members recognised in the 2020 New Year’s Honours List:
We were so pleased to hear that Her Majesty the Queen has granted honours to three of our members. We add our congratulations to the recipients for this recognition, which are well deserved for all their services to policing.
In mid-November 2019, we held our annual CPA Leaders Conference. It was one of our best attended conferences so far and it was great to catch up with all our Leaders and Trustees from across the UK. During this conference we welcomed a number of new Branch Leaders as we move into 2020. We are so grateful to those who have stepped forward as some of our current leaders look to new roles and also to retirement.
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A “Date” with Christmas (by Allan Spencer)
Each year Christmas brings us not only a time for celebration but also traditions that will see us eating a variety of treats and morsels generally ignored during the other 51 weeks of the year. One such delicacy is that of the humble (and generally sticky) Date. So why do we have Dates at Christmas?
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It is fitting, in this November issue, that we remember all those who have died in conflicts and wars, both recent and those stretching back through recent history. We acknowledge that our freedoms, our liberty, and our ability to openly acknowledge our faith in God came at a huge price, in the lives given during times of conflict in defence of all we hold dear in our society today.
We also remember our policing colleagues who, through their death, paid the ultimate price, so that we and countless others can continue to live today in freedom and peace.
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