Public invited to annual commemoration
A national service tomorrow (Sunday) will allow Island residents to reflect on the human cost of holocausts.
The annual Holocaust Memorial Service is being held at St George’s Church in Douglas at three o’clock.
It's open to people of all faiths and no faith and is billed as multi-generational and multi-ethnic.
One of the organisers, Leonard Singer, says it’s important victims of injustice are never forgotten.
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