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   That miracle happened after the first Day of Prayer. 1. The first National Day of Prayer was called for by King George VI on March 27th, 1940. The miracle took place during the week following. Most people have heard how the English Channel was absolutely calm all the days during which thousands of private boats and yachts, including my

2. www.churchsociety.org › resource › topical-tuesday-the-dunkirk-national-day-of-prayerTopical Tuesday: The Dunkirk National Day of Prayer

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   2 cze 2015 · When Britain was close to defeat during the Second World War, and the entire British Army was trapped at Dunkirk, in desperation George VI called for a National Day of Prayer. This was held on 26th May 1940.

3. anglican.ink › 2015/06/08 › national-day-of-prayer-at-the-time-of-dunkirk-1940National Day of Prayer at the time of Dunkirk 1940

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   8 cze 2015 · When Britain was close to defeat during the 2nd World War, and the entire British Army was trapped at Dunkirk, in desperation George 6 th called for a National Day of Prayer to be held on 26 th May 1940. In a national broadcast he instructed the people of the UK to turn back to God in a spirit of repentance and plead for Divine help.

4. ctntp.uk › other-insights › the-miracle-of-dunkirkThe Miracle of Dunkirk – Call the Nation to Prayer

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   15 paź 2024 · On the day in question, the King and members of the Cabinet, together with millions in all parts of the Nation, Commonwealth and Empire gathered in Cathedrals and Churches to join in prayer. Prime Minister Winston Churchill stated at the time that maybe 20,000 to 30,000 might escape back to England.

5. www.bayith.org › WWIICallingTheNationToPrayerWWII: Calling the Nation to Prayer - Bayith

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   The first, and most famous, Day of Prayer was held on 26th May 1940, resulting in the rescue of 338,000 British soldiers from the beaches of Dunkirk, but there were seven such days of prayer during the war years - the first three “held within the first twelve months because the situation was known to be so desperate.”

6. time.com › archive › 6764781GREAT BRITAIN: Days of Prayer - TIME

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   The second Day of Prayer was Sunday, March 23, 1941, when Adolf Hitler’s Balkan advance seemed to have the implacable flow of volcanic lava. Four days later came the upset in Yugoslavia.

7. anglicanmainstream.org › praying-for-britain-the-history-of-national-days-of-prayerPraying for Britain: the history of national days of prayer

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   16 mar 2020 · Four days after he became prime minister in May 1940, Winston Churchill approved a national day of prayer. Roused by news of the German onslaught against the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) in Belgium and France, people throughout Britain flocked to their local churches and chapels.