The legacy of the Paralympics for British Armed Forces

Written by Super User 13 Sep 2012

As we watched the closing ceremony of the Paralympics with LCpl Rory Mackenzie, an Army medic who lost his leg in a roadside bomb explosion in Iraq in 2007. While addressing the 80,000 crowd, he reminded us of the huge number of severely injured service personnel who have returned from conflict. The courage and inner strength of these individuals shown through sport is inspiring.

Pray: for the many traumatised and injured British service personnel as they come to terms with life changing injures, that they may find inner peace and strength from our Almighty Father and have a new and worthwhile future in Him.

More: http://www.standard.co.uk/news/paralympics-were-a-shining-beacon-for-injured-soldiers-say-closing-ceremony-military-stars-8121536.html

 

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