Baroness Cox speaking at the Jesus in the City joint service held at St Peter's Baptist Church, Worcester on 9th November 2008

1. Remembrance Sunday 2008

2. Remember Those Who Went Before and The Price They Paid

5. A Light in the Darkness: The Privilege of Making a Difference Humanitarian Aid Relief Trust

9. Armenia

25. Burma

38. Since 2006, at least 30,000 Karen people have had to flee SPDC attacks on their villages to take The Long Road to Nowhere

39. Current Famine in Chin State Caused by Bamboo Flowering and Infestation of Rats

47. Pastor Simon

48. They call us a displaced people, But, thank God, we are not misplaced. They say they see no hope for our future, But, thank God, our future is as bright as the promises of God. They say the life of our people is a misery But, praise God, our life is a mystery. For what they say is what they see And what they see is temporal; But ours is the eternal, All because we put ourselves in the hands of the God we trust. Pastor Simon, Mae La Camp.

49. Sudan

64. ‘ Pity weeps and turns away. Compassion weeps and puts out a hand to help’. St. Francis of Assisi

71. Nigeria

82. ‘ If we have a faith worth living for, it is a faith worth dying for Don’t YOU compromise the faith that WE are living and dying for.’ Archbishop Ben Kwashi.

89. I cannot do everything, but I must not do nothing.

94. Humanitarian Aid Relief Trust www.hart-uk.org