Remembrance Sunday Resources
New sermon starter for 2025 now available.
Below, you will find the following resources to help you mark Remembrance Sunday:
- Sermon starter acknowledging the pain of Remembrance Sunday and the peace of Jesus.
- Link to a new page of prayer ideas to actively pray for peace in our world.
- Poppy-themed widescreen and standard size PowerPoint templates.
- Videos of 'The Last Post' and 'Reveille', including a piano rendition with a two minute silence in the middle of the video.
- Congregational songs.
- Reflective videos.
- Shareable images of poems to use on social media, in your newsletter, or on screens.
- Other useful resources to mark Remembrance Sunday with younger people.
PowerPoint Templates

Remembrance Sunday PowerPoint Widescreen (16:9)
A PowerPoint template to support your Remembrance Sunday service, for widescreen (16:9).

Remembrance Sunday PowerPoint Standard (4:3)
A PowerPoint template to support your Remembrance Sunday service, for a standard screen size (4:3).
Shareable Images

'The Poppies Prayer' Poem - Image
Download and post to social media, share in your newsletter or display on a screen to help people reflect and remember.

'We'll Meet Again' Poem - Image
Download and post to social media, share in your newsletter or display on a screen to help people reflect and remember.
External Links
- Churches Together in Britain & Ireland - Resources to download include an order of service, PowerPoint presentations, and an ebook.
- Royal British Legion Remembrance Suggestions - Ideas for activities to mark Remembrance.
- Royal British Legion Pause Video - A reminder of why it's important to pause to pay your respects to our Armed Forces community, past and present.
- The Meaning of 'Remember' in the Bible - A short, animated video that explains the meaning of the Hebrew word for 'remember' used in key Bible verses.
Other Useful Links

Resources to lead prayers for peace during gathered worship, in a meaningful and transformative way.

Worship resources to help congregations explore the theme of Love Came Down this Advent.