In his first President’s letter to the Methodist Newsletter, the President, the Rev Bill Mullally, reflects on the legacy of World War I. Mr Mullally recently paid a visit to the battlefield of the Somme and was moved by the rows upon rows of gravestones, each marking a life that never reached its full potential. Mr Mullally reflects that our actions in life are often determined by an ideology, and he describes his own journey from believing he was fighting communism in then Rhodesia to realising that ‘the enemy’ were in fact fighting for their liberation. He goes on to…
The war to end all wars
