Statement: Women’s Interfaith Network Statement – September 9th 2022
Date Published
It is with immense sadness that Women’s Interfaith Network mourns the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, a truly remarkable and inspirational woman of faith. Queen Elizabeth devoted her long life to her family, her country, the commonwealth and all her subjects, as well as being an outstanding example of devotion and selflessness. She was much loved and will be sorely missed.
We send our sincerest condolences to King Charles III and all the Royal family at this difficult time. They will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Long live the King
The Lady Levy,
Chairperson, Women’s Interfaith Network
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