Anglican Church & British High Commission organize Thanksgiving Service for Queen Elizabeth II | 3News.com

The Anglican Church and the British High Commission on Friday, September 16, organised a special service dubbed “Thanksgiving Service for Queen Elizabeth” in honour of the late monarch.

In honour of the Queen’s role as the titular Head of the Anglican Church, the Church, in collaboration with the British Council, organised the service with a number of dignitaries including the Vice President, Dr

Bawumia extolled the Queen for her impactful leadership to her people and the Commonwealth, describing her as “an embodiment of virtue, courage and affection”.

“Her Majesty the Queen showed remarkable leadership in an era marked by strong anti-colonial and independence waves in the African continent (1950s and 60s)

Daniel S.M Torto, in a sermon, urged Ghanaians to emulate the dedicated service the Queen was noted for.

We must be of service to our nation

Be of service to yourself, your family, and the nation at large,” the Anglican Bishop urged.