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Diocesan Prayer Cycle 1St January – 31St March Diocesan Prayer Cycle 1st January – 31st March Jesus prays for the Diocese of Winchester – for every little nook and corner, and for every person, believer or unbeliever. Some of these people and places are named in the page which follow: let’s join with Jesus who ‘always lives to intercede for them.’ (Hebrews 7) But what does Jesus pray? We eavesdrop on his intercession in John 17, and know that he prays that his friends would be protected from evil, and would be united in sharing his joy and growing in holiness. Most importantly, we hear him saying, “My prayer is not for them alone. I pray also for those who will believe in me through their message...” So as we pray together through this first quarter of 2021, let’s follow Jesus’ example and allow the Spirit to intercede for us and through us ‘in accordance with God’s will’ – and perhaps ‘with groans that words cannot express’. (Romans 8) This month... how might you pray for local government issues? For example, you might focus on your local councillors, the provision of recreation and leisure facilities, social workers, those applying for and administering social housing... How might you be part of the answer to your prayers? For example, you might ask your local councillors how they see the needs of your community, and pray/act accordingly; offer to take your neighbours’ unwanted goods to a recycling centre; help people access Meals on Wheels or other council services... Friday 1st January New Year’s Day Anglican Communion Cycle: The Diocese of Aba – The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) (Aba Province) Churches: Brockenhurst: St Nicholas Brockenhurst: St Saviour Church School: Brockenhurst Church of England Primary School: John Littlewood Clergy, LLMs, BCMs, Parish Administrator and Churchwardens: Vicar: Simon Newham LLM PTO: Tina Cumberlege LLM: Anthony Foulger LLM: John Pearson BCM - Pastoral: Jenny Welton Parish Administrator: Mary Robinson Parish Administrator: Lesley Munt Parish Administrator: Sharon Dibden Churchwarden: Jeremy Moss Churchwarden: Rosalind Dennison Others to Pray for: Richard Elliot Andrew Neaum Felicity Boot Alan Graham Diane Webster Mission Initiatives: - Our Christmas ‘services’ - The launch of ‘Open’ our new ‘seeker’ service - Online Alpha course launch in January - Year of the Bible launch in January - The Bennett family (our CMS partners in Rwanda) - Our work in: • Brockenhurst Primary School • Brock College • South Baddesley Primary School • William Gilpin Primary School Web Address: www.brockenhurstchurch.com Saturday 2nd January Anglican Communion Cycle: The Diocese of Aba Ngwa North – The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion)(Aba Province) Churches: Colbury: Christ Church Clergy, LLMs, BCMs, Parish Administrator and Churchwardens: Priest in Charge: Graham Mayer LLM PTO: Ian Dougherty BCM - Pastoral: Jan Dougherty BCM - Pastoral: Pamela Potter Parish Administrator: Viv Burch Churchwarden: Ian Dougherty Churchwarden: Eileen Harris Web Address: www.colburychurch.com Sunday 3rd January Anglican Communion Cycle: The Episcopal / Anglican Province of Alexandria Diocesan life: Andrew our Chief Executive and the Diocesan Board of Finance staff, who serve the Diocese in our parishes and our diocesan structures. Monday 4th January Anglican Communion Cycle: The Diocese of Abakaliki – The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion)(Enugu Province) Churches: Copythorne: St Mary Church School: Copythorne Church of England Infant School (The Oaks Fed): Mathew Bowen Clergy, LLMs, BCMs, Parish Administrator and Churchwardens: Priest in Charge: John Reeve Churchwarden: Tom Menzies Churchwarden: Ian Craig Web Address: www.stmarycopythorne.net Tuesday 5th January Anglican Communion Cycle: The Diocese of Aberdeen & Orkney – The Scottish Episcopal Church Churches: Dibden Purlieu: St Andrew Dibden: All Saints Clergy, LLMs, BCMs, Parish Administrator and Churchwardens: Rector: Peter Toller LLM: Ian McGill LLM PTO: Percy Hammond Parish Administrator: Amanda Davey Churchwarden: John Armitage Churchwarden: Susan de Jong Mission Initiatives: Zoom services and Free delivered meals scheme Web Address: www.dibdenchurches.org Wednesday 6th January The Epiphany Anglican Communion Cycle: The Diocese of Abuja – The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion)(Abuja Province) Churches: Fawley: All Saints Fawley: St Francis, Langley Fawley: St George, Calshot Fawley: The Good Shepherd, Holbury Church School: Fawley Infant School: Claire Lowe Manor CE Infant School: Michelle Hale Fawley Infant School: Hayley Jakimavicius Clergy, LLMs, BCMs, Parish Administrator and Churchwardens: Priest in Charge: Caroline Baston Assistant Priest: Anne Faulkner Churchwarden: Lawrence Rideal Churchwarden: Colin Bottrell Web Address: www.fawleychurch.org.uk Thursday 7th January Anglican Communion Cycle: The Diocese of Abyei – The Province of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan (Northern Bahr el Ghazal Province) Churches: Hordle: All Saints Hordle: St Andrew, Tiptoe Church School: Hordle Church of England Primary School: Fiona Adams Clergy, LLMs, BCMs, Parish Administrator and Churchwardens: Vicar: VACANT Associate Priest: Anne Elliott LLM PTO: Hazel Hainsworth LLM PTO: Christopher Knox BCM - Worship: Roger Freeman BCM - Worship: Gill Morris Parish Administrator: Peter Reece Parish Administrator: Ruth Lambe Churchwarden: Gill Morris Churchwarden: Duncan Argyle Others to Pray for: All those leading and preaching both online and services in church Contact with school Mission Initiatives: Outreach ...jam jar candles with Christmas message for the whole village Online services Web Address: www.hordleandtiptoechurch.org.uk Friday 8th January Anglican Communion Cycle: The Diocese of Accra – The Church of the Province of West Africa (Ghana Province) Churches: Hythe: St Anne, Butts Ash Hythe: St John the Baptist Clergy, LLMs, BCMs, Parish Administrator and Churchwardens: Vicar: VACANT LLM PTO: Sue Blomley BCM - Worship: Christine McMahon BCM - Children, Families, Youth: Christine McMahon Parish Administrator: Hannah Rowlandson Parish Administrator: Soraya Hawker Churchwarden: David Blomley Churchwarden: Andy Pearce Web Address: www.stjohnshythe.org Saturday 9th January Anglican Communion Cycle: The Diocese of Adelaide – The Anglican Church of Australia (South Australia Province) Churches: Lymington: All Saints, Woodside Lymington: St Thomas the Apostle Church School: Lymington CE Infant School: Julia Morris William Gilpin Church of England Primary School: Nikki Wilson Clergy, LLMs, BCMs, Parish Administrator and Churchwardens: Vicar: Peter Salisbury LLM PTO: Malcolm Ward BCM - Worship: Sarah Salisbury BCM - Worship: Samuel Pead Parish Administrator: Gill Maunder Churchwarden: Maureen Harris Churchwarden: David Bridges Web Address: www.lymingtonchurch.org Sunday 10th January Anglican Communion Cycle: The Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia Diocesan Life: Our Diocesan Synod, the Chairs of the Houses of Laity and Clergy, praying for wisdom and discernment in all our decision making and the direction of our calling. Monday 11th January Anglican Communion Cycle: The Diocese of Afikpo – The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) (Enugu Province) Churches: Emery Down: Christ Church Lyndhurst: St Michael & All Angels Minstead: All Saints Church School: St Michael & All Angels Infant School (The Oaks Federation): Mathew Bowen Clergy, LLMs, BCMs, Parish Administrator and Churchwardens: Priest in Charge: David Potterton Parish Administrator: Suzanne Middleton Churchwarden: Lucy Elms Churchwarden: Alison McGhee Churchwarden: Luke Augustyn Web Address: www.newforestparishes.com Tuesday 12th January Anglican Communion Cycle: The Diocese of North Africa – The Episcopal / Anglican Province of Alexandria Churches: Marchwood: St John Church School: Marchwood Church of England Infant School: Stuart Calvert Clergy, LLMs, BCMs, Parish Administrator and Churchwardens: Priest in Charge: Simon Hones Parish Administrator: Oliver Milton Churchwarden: VACANT Churchwarden: VACANT Web Address: www.stjohnmarchwood.co.uk Wednesday 13th January Anglican Communion Cycle: The Diocese of the Horn of Africa – The Episcopal / Anglican Province of Alexandria Churches: Milford-on-Sea: All Saints Milford-on-Sea: St Mary, Everton Church School: Milford-on-Sea Church of England Primary Academy: Katherine Crawford Clergy, LLMs, BCMs, Parish Administrator and Churchwardens: Priest-in-Charge: VACANT LLM: Mary Sergel LLM: Gillian Peard LLM PTO: Douglas Marcuse LLM PTO: James Soper Parish Administrator: Lesley Prince Churchwarden: Olga Soper Churchwarden: Matthew Allum Others to Pray for: For St Mary’s Everton: Please pray that as we look into 2021 we trust we can celebrate our 50th anniversary of our present Church building which had to be postponed last year. For All Saints’ Milford: Please pray for the appointment of our new vicar Web Address: www.allsaintsmilford.co.uk Thursday 14th January Anglican Communion Cycle: The Diocese of Agra – The (united) Church of North India Churches: Pennington: St Mark Church School: Pennington Church of England Junior School: Kirstie Richards Clergy, LLMs, BCMs, Parish Administrator and Churchwardens: Priest in Charge: Rachel Noel LLM: Phillip Attwood BCM - Worship: Paul Young BCM - Worship: Sandra Negrescu Churchwarden: Teresa Nivison Churchwarden: Eve Jolly Others to Pray for: Churchwardens - Teresa Nivison and Eve Jolly Technical Guru, and BCM Worship - Paul Young BCM Children & Families - Sandy Negrescu Priest in Charge - Rachel Noel Mission Initiatives: - Discernment as we work out what is
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