interesting. would you echo that? it is wonderful that we are celebrating a woman who is dedicating her life to the service of others. she is a remarkable woman and general model to so many of us. she remarkable woman and general model to so many of us to so many of us. she is working at the ace to so many of us. she is working at the age of to so many of us. she is working at the age of 96- to so many of us. she is working at the age of 96. absolutely. - to so many of us. she is working at the age of 96. absolutely. how- to so many of us. she is working at l the age of 96. absolutely. how many of us will be the age of 96. absolutely. how many of us will be working the age of 96. absolutely. how many of us will be working at the age of 96. absolutely. how many of us will be working at 96? - the age of 96. absolutely. how many of us will be working at 96? enjoy i of us will be working at 96? enjoy your day, i hope you have a wonderful time and enjoy the service. thank you for
in our nation but also in the commonwealth. and i also think in the wider world because her life of service has been to create unity and that has included herjourneys internationally as well over the past year, so it is a very good place today to be able to celebrate her. that was the bishop of london speaking before she went into saint pauls to take part in this morning s service. let s discuss at the queen s faith in relation to other faiths as well. with me is the chief rabbi of the uk and the commonwealth ephraim mirvis. good morning. thank you very much for being with us. hat good morning. thank you very much for being with us. for being with us. not at all, what a ulorious for being with us. not at all, what a glorious day for being with us. not at all, what a glorious day it for being with us. not at all, what a glorious day it is. for being with us. not at all, what a glorious day it is. tinged - for being with us. not at all, what a glorious day it is. tinged with i a g
here at this big event today sadly without the queen herself? this here at this big event today sadly without the queen herself? this is a rivileue without the queen herself? this is a privilege for without the queen herself? this is a privilege for me without the queen herself? this is a privilege for me because without the queen herself? this is a privilege for me because i without the queen herself? this is a privilege for me because i moved i without the queen herself? this is a privilege for me because i moved to | privilege for me because i moved to the uk as a child refugee and i have been given wonder opportunities to start a new life here with my family. forsomeone start a new life here with my family. for someone like me to be invited to a special event to celebrate a remarkable woman and her life of service, it is an honour for me and this is the best of this country when someone like me can be invited to this wonderful day. it is really special. invited to this wond
broader sense, i think that is what you are explaining. broader sense, i think that is what you are explaining. the queen is a chamion you are explaining. the queen is a champion of you are explaining. the queen is a champion of diversity. you are explaining. the queen is a champion of diversity. this - you are explaining. the queen is a champion of diversity. this is - champion of diversity. this is something that she has passed onto the generations and she very much knows that we in the jewish communities and knows that we in thejewish communities and in britain and the commonwealth pay for her pray stop i have actually composed a special player which will be recited over this weekend. i have commented on the fact that i had added a sentence into the prayer for her and the royal family that we ask her to bless her majesty s armed forces because it is so important that those who are representing is around the world and she was so touched by this that we added that. as a jewish
visiting temples and synagogues and gurdwaras. and in 2002, she became the first monarch to visit a british mosque in scunthorpe. i ve spoken with the man who presented her with a koran. he says now that in the months of fear and division following the 9/11 attacks, that visit had a profound impact. we were suffering in a way that we were frightened. we needed some sort of support from someone, and that support came in from the queen, and that gave us something that made us part of the british society. after her visit, we were feeling that we are the same. doesn t matter if anybody shouted us terrorists. we are still british. it really had that big effect on you? yes, it did. yes, yes, yes. well, at the service, they ll hear a brand new anthem based on words from the book of proverbs, but there will also be readings and, of course,