Churches Commemorate Late Queen Elizabeth II, Archbishop of Canterbury Reveals She Had "No Fear of Death"

Churches Commemorate Late Queen Elizabeth II, Archbishop of Canterbury Reveals She Had "No Fear of Death"
Her Majesty the Queen during her visit to HMS Ocean in Devonport. |

As part of the Church in Wales' commemorations of the late Queen Elizabeth II, cathedrals and churches across Wales rang their bells on Friday, Sept. 9, St. Davids Cathedral and St. John the Baptist Church in Cardiff were among the congregations that took part. 

Special services will also be held this weekend at different Wales churches, including St. Deiniol's Cathedral, and St. Asaph Cathedral, which will present a Choral Evensong at 6 p.m.

National Service of Remembrace for Late Queen Elizabeth II

According to Archbishop of Canterbury Reveals Queen Elizabeth II Had "No Fear of Death" 

After thousands of mourners at St. Paul's Cathedral praised the monarch's extraordinary life, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby said that Queen Elizabeth II had "no fear of death" and was fully devoted to the Christian conception of public service and sacrifice. 

As reported by the Queen Elizabeth II, Defender of Christian Faith in the UK, Dies Aged 96