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Clergy 1 December Advent Sunday Readers 1 March Lent 1 Parish Lay Ministers 31 May Pentecost PCC Members 30 August Trinity 12 The Diocese Bishop of Lincoln, + Christopher Lowson & Bishop of Grimsby, + David Court (Acting Diocesan Bishop) Bishop of Grantham, + Nicholas Chamberlain Mark Holden The Bishop’s Office Administrative Team Jim Campbell Diocesan Chancellor, Mark Bishop Ann Mazur Diocesan Registrar, Ian Blane Peter Dalby Registry Clerk, Stephen Borton Alan Richardson Anglican Dioceses of: Tina Sherriff Bristol Shirley Keyes Bath & Wells Sarah Thornton Birmingham Barry Thornton Anglican Church in: All Church Wardens Australia All PCC Secretaries Bangladesh All PCC Treasures Brazil (USGP missionaries All PCC members Ruth & Saulo De Barros) The Local Church The Wider Church The Local Community The Wider Community Parents, Grandparents & Children & all those The Queen & the Royal Family, living & working in the Diocese of Lincoln The Government • Executive Voluntary & Charity Workers, Carers, & Social • Legislature Workers • Judiciary The Prime Minister, MPs and their Tourists advisors. Naval, Army & Air Force Personnel Those who are redundant, the unemployed, those with inadequate means & those in trouble 1 Holton cum Beckering 8 December Advent 2 8 March Lent 2 Church Members & their 7 June Trinity families 6 September Trinity 13 The Diocese Archdeacon of Boston, Justine Allain Chapman Archdeacon of Stow & Lindsey, Mark Steadman Archdeacon of Lincoln, Gavin Kirk Their PAs, Sue Wilson & Tom Wilson The Diocesan Secretary, David Dadswell His PA, Kay Clayton Governance Officer, Helen Doyle Strategic Programme Manager, Nicola Snelling Lynne Anderson Anglican Dioceses of: Andrew Howarth Blackburn Shirley Keyes Bradford Ian Keyes Canterbury Alex Keyes Anglican Church in: Edie Martin Burundi Valerie Mills Canada Sarah Moore Central Africa Thelma Surfleet Worldwide Church The residents & staff at The Laurels Those worshiping within Methodist Churches The Local Church The Wider Church The Local Community The Wider Community Those living & working in: Bankers, Investment Managers, Barn Lane Accountants, Tax Inspectors, Insurers, Lincoln Road Underwriters, Loss Adjusters, Statisticians, Market Rasen Road Watery Lane Directors, Chief Executives, Managers, Wragby Road Partners, Leaders, Lincolnshire County Councillors & Administrators, Secretaries & Personal Employees Assistants, Our Member of Parliament, Workers in Public Relations. Edward Leigh 2 Langton by Wragby 15 December Advent 3 15 March Lent 3 Church Members & their 14 June Trinity 1 families 13 September Trinity 14 The Diocese Children & Youth Officers: Charlotte Bloom & Jonny Bell School of Theology: Principal, Sally Myers Administrator, Clare Lindsay Formation of Ordinands, Richard King Virtual Learning & Librarian, Joan Vickers Bridget Bourn Anglican Dioceses of: Ann Mazur Carlisle Richard Mazur Chester Margaret Sergeant Chichester Eric Sergeant Anglican Church in: Peggy Shuttleworth Central America Roy Shuttleworth Congo Jean Smith Cuba Liz Stephenson Hong Kong The Local Church The Wider Church The Local Community The Wider Community Those living & working in: Farmers, Agricultural Workers & Church Lane Engineers, Horticulturalists & Market Horncastle Road Gardeners. Hoop Lane Langton Hill Food Manufacturers & Processors. Walk Lane Veterinary Surgeons Employees. East Lindsey District Councillors & Employees The Self Employed & Trades Unions. 3 Rand 22 December Advent 4 22 March Lent 4 Church Members & their 21 June Trinity 2 families 20 September Trinity 15 The Diocese Finance Director, Ann Treacy Finance Officers, Karen Pickles & Ruth Yarnell Finance Assistant, Paula Rowett Assets & Trust Manager, Andrew Gosling Julie Blyth His Assistant, Michelle Wardlaw Kate Broadhead HR Officer, Victoria Duff Bill Broadhead The Local Church: Sue Johnson The Limewoods Federation of Churches Paul Johnson Anglican Dioceses of: Carl Ingall Chelmsford Laura Ingall Coventry Sam Roberts Derby Simon Roberts Anglican Church in: Brad Watson Indian Ocean Jodie Watson Ireland Japan The Local Church The Wider Church The Local Community The Wider Community Those living & working in Manual & Clerical Workers. Fulnetby & Goltho Agents & Representatives. The members of the Wragby & Bardney Dairies Methodist Church Those working in the Chemical, Petroleum & Paints & Coatings. Industries. Lawrie Lambert Les Robinson Technologists, Micro Technologists, Keith Stephenson Programmers. 4 Snelland 29 December Christmas 1 29 March Lent 5 Church Members & their 28 June Trinity 3 families 27September Trinity 16 Cathedral The Dean, Christine Wilson The Precentor, Sal McDougall The Chancellor, Paul Overend The Sub Dean, John Patrick Anglican Dioceses of: Durham Rose Davey Ely Eileen Gothorp Europe Elizabeth Hairsine Anglican Church in: Roy Hairsine Kenya Keith Langley Korea James Robinson Melanesia Tina Sherriff Education John Sherriff The education of children throughout the Annette Warren world & particularly the support of the Chris Warren schools in the Gambia The Local Church The Wider Church The Local Community The Wider Community Those living & working in Hardware & Software Researchers, Snelland, including Church Analysts & Programmers & Road, Reasby Road, Station Road, Manufacturers. Stone Road End & Swinthorpe Book, Magazine, Pamphlet & Newspaper Members of the St Francis de Sales, Publishers. Hainton Roman Catholic Church, Photographers & Reporters, Editors, The Wragby Parish Council Writers, Novelists, Proof-readers & Publishers. 5 Wickenby 5 January Christmas 2 5 April Palm Sunday Church Members & their 5 July Trinity 4 families 4 October Trinity 17 The Diocese DAC & Pastoral Secretary, Steven Sleight Assistant DAC Secretary, Peter Duff Assistant Pastoral Secretary, Gavin Dix-White Historic Churches Support, Matthew Godfrey Church Development, Fran Bell Communications, Adrian Smith Communications Assistant, Louise Brown Director of Ordinands, Sonia Barron Ministerial Education Officer, Sarah Lawrence Anglican Dioceses of: Hilary Baxendale Exeter Pauline Gill-Stafford Gloucester Melvin Gill-Stafford Guildford Janet Mettam Anglican Church in: Jean Minett Mexico Trevor Minett Myanmar Yvonne Rowe New Zealand Denis Rowe Worldwide Church Sandy Wheeldon The work of the Church Missionary Society The Local Church The Wider Church The Local Community The Wider Community Those living & working in: Surveyors & Architects. Lissington Road Snarford Road Naval Architects & Ship Builders. Snelland Road Seafarers, Mariners, Fishermen, Harbour Station Road Masters & Port Workers. Westalby Lane Engineers, Planners, Landscapers, St Francis Chapel of Ease Builders, Electricians & Services Engineers. Roman Catholic Church, Bardney 6 Wragby 12 January Epiphany 1 12 April Easter Day Church Members & their 12 July Trinity 5 families 11 October Trinity 18 Cathedral The Chapter Clerk, Will Harrison Rebecca Thompson (Acting Chapter Clerk) The Assistant Chapter Clerk, Bev Dowle The Deans Verger, John Campbell Business Services,: Samantha Mellows, Matthew Tarling, Michelle Andrews, Amber Hardy, Clare Ferrar, & Ann Gallivan Anglican Dioceses of: Hereford Leicester Lichfield Lincoln Anglican Church in: Nigeria North India (Nisha, the child supported at Deenadandhu School, Delhi) Frederick Ambridge Worldwide Church Hazel Ambridge Those worshiping within the Lutheran, Susan Binns Eastern & Oriental Orthodox Churches The Local Church The Wider Church The Local Community The Wider Community Those living & working in: Shop Workers, Sales Personnel, All Saints’ Court Office Workers & Marketing Personnel. Balmoral Close Bardney Road Manufacturers & Packagers, Bridle Way Cooks, Bakers, Confectioners & Caterers. The Uniformed Organisations in Wragby Those working at the Fire Station & The Purchasers & Suppliers. Resources Centre Lawyers, Judges, Arbitrators, & Court Staff 7 Wragby 19 January Epiphany 2 19 April Easter 2 Church Members & their 19 July Trinity 6 families 18 October Trinity 19 The Diocese Education Team, Jackie Waters-Dewhurst, Paul Thompson, Peter Tomlinson, Sally Doughty, Gillian Georgiou, Lynsey Norris, Sam Stewart, Steve Johnson, Yvonne Shaw, Patricia Dixon, Tracey Smith, Ellen Cross Anglican Dioceses of: Liverpool London Manchester Anglican Church in: John Bird Middle East Jenny Bird Pakistan James Bird Papua New Guinea Brenda Bodily Worldwide Church Fay Campbell Those worshiping within the Brethren & Jim Campbell Quaker traditions The Local Church The Wider Church The Local Community The Wider Community Those living & working in: Archaeologists, Biologists, Geophysicists, Cemetery Lane Geographers, Geologists, Botanists & Church Street Environmentalists, Finch Way Carpenter’s Close Physicists, Astronomers, Chemists, Mathematicians, Meteorologists. Wragby Youth Club: Leaders & Young People Radiologists & Dentists. Those working in Central & Local Government. 8 Wragby 26 January Epiphany 3 26 April Easter 3 Church Members & their 26 July Trinity 7 families 25 October Last in Trinity The Diocese: Diocesan Surveyor, Andrew Drummond-Hunt Properties Manager, Nicholas Turner, Properties Officer, Annie Gash, Properties Technician, Diane Goulden Properties Administrator, Emma Camm Anglican Dioceses of: Sheffield Newcastle Norwich Oxford Anglican Church in: Christine Clark Philippines Robert Clark Puerto Rico Pauline Cooper Rwanda Peter Dalby Worldwide Church Jonathan Farmer Those worshiping within Presbyterian, United David Giltrow Reformed, Congregationalist & Baptist Christine Goodman Churches The Local Church The Wider
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