Also known as Armistice Day, Remembrance Day commemorates and honours those lives have been sacrificed in military service in order to bring freedom.
State visits are an opportunity for the strengthening of ties between one country and another.
The Monarch has a special relationship with the Prime Minister of Great Britain.
The Monarch holds the leadership position of the ‘Commander-in-Chief’.
According to royal.uk, the Church of Scotland is Presbyterian states that Jesus Christ is the ‘King and Head of the Church’.
Archbishops of the Church of England are appointed by Her Majesty, The Queen.
As the Sovereign, HM Queen Elizabeth is the Supreme Governor of the Church of England-a role that has been established for many centuries.
HM Queen Elizabeth has a constitutional role like that of previous monarchs. As the head of the state, she invites other head of states to visit this country.
As head of our nation, HM Queen Elizabeth is looked to as a focus of national identity and unity.
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‘This is good, and pleases God our Saviour, who wants all people to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth.’ 1 Timothy 2: 3-4