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Pray Daily – August 2020 Pray Daily – August 2020 Throughout August A Prayer in the Midst of a Crisis A Prayer in the Time of the Coronavirus Almighty and All–loving God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, we pray to you through Christ the Healer for those who suffer from the Coronavirus across the world. We pray too for all who reach out to those who mourn the loss of each and every person who has died as a result of contracting the disease. Give wisdom to policymakers, skill to healthcare professionals and researchers, comfort to everyone in distress and a sense of calm to us all in these days of uncertainty and distress. This we ask in the name of Jesus Christ our Lord who showed compassion to the outcast, acceptance to the rejected and love to those to whom no love was shown. Amen. Archbishop Michael Jackson Dublin & Glendalough • Parishes seeking new incumbents: Algester, All Saints (Wickham Terrace), Bardon, Bulimba, Caloundra with Glasshouse Country, Carindale, Gayndah, Goonaneman, Grovely, Kingaroy, Lutwyche, Mt Gravatt, Tamborine Mountain, The Gap, Woolloongabba Saturday 1 August • The Dioceses of Offa (Nigeria): †Solomon Olusola Akambi; Bolivia (South America): †Raphael Samuel; Karimnagar (South India): †Reuben Mark • The Diocese of Duk and the ongoing work of peace-making in South Sudan: †Daniel Deng Abot • The Anglican Church of Australia: The Primate - †Geoff Smith; The General Secretary - Anne Hywood; The General Synod and the Standing Committee • The Parish North Pine: David Ruthven, Graham Ross, Bruce Worthington, Bruce Sligo • Director of Discernment: Sarah Plowman and assistant Lyn Lamb • Anglican Schools Office, Church House: Executive Director - Sherril Molloy & staff Sunday 2 August • Pray for the Lambeth Conference team as they work on the Lambeth Conference in 2021 – due to COVID 19 • The Diocese of Adelaide: †Geoff Smith, Assistant Bishops: †Timothy Harris, †Chris McLeod, †Denise Ferguson; Clergy & People • The Parish of Nundah: Marjorie Charrington – Locum • Youth, Children’s & Families Ministry: Jonathan Kemp, Erica Skerman • Anglican Church Grammar School, East Brisbane: Headmaster - Alan Campbell; Chaplain - Bryan Gadd; Chair of School Council - Daniel O’Connor, members of School Council; staff & students Monday 3 August • The Dioceses of Karnataka Central (South India): †Prasana Kumar Samuel; Karnataka North (South India): †Ravikumar Niranjan; Karnataka South (South India): †Mohan Manoraj • The Diocese of Armidale: †Rick Lewers; Clergy and People • The Parish of Oakey: David Snape – Missioner Locum • Anglicare ASCQ: Karen Crouch & staff • Cannon Hill Anglican College, Cannon Hill: Principal - Gary O’Brien; Chaplain - Br Nathan James; Chair of College Council - Gavin Nicholson; members of College Council; staff & students Tuesday 4 August • The Dioceses of Ogbaru (Nigeria): †Prosper Amah; Bondo (Kenya): †David Kodia; Kasai - Mbujimayi (Congo): Vacant • The Diocese of Bathurst: †Mark Calder; Clergy and People • The Parish of Palmwoods: Richard Gowty, Greg Blaxland • Woodford Correctional Centre: Paul Bryden & Grant Law • Canterbury College, Waterford: Principal - Daniel Walker; Chaplain - Elroy Mee; Chair of College Council - Jeff Thomas; members of College Council; staff & students Wednesday 5 August • The Dioceses of Ogbia (Nigeria): †James Oruwori; Bor (South Sudan): †Ruben Akurdid Ngong; Umzimvubu (Southern Africa): †Sitembele Mzamane • The Diocese of Ballarat: †Garry Weatherill; Clergy and People • The Parish of Pittsworth: Frances Andrews • NQ Townsville Correctional Centre: Ed Spriggins & Diana MacGregor • Coomera Anglican College, Coomera: Principal - Mark Sly; Chaplain - Mary-Anne Rulfs; Chair of School Council - Stephen Knott; members of College Council; staff & students Thursday 6 August • The Dioceses of Ogbomoso (Nigeria): Vacant; Botswana (Central Africa): †Metlhayotlhe Rawlings Beleme; Brandon (Canada): †William Cliff • The Diocese of Bendigo: †Matt Brain; Clergy and People • The Parish of Quilpie: Geoff Reeder (Missioner) • NQ Lotus Glen Correctional Centre: Jim Tsang & William Fairbrother • Fraser Coast Anglican College, Hervey Bay: Principal - Joe Wright; Chaplain - Jeff Jarvis; Chair of College Council - Kirsti Kee; members of College Council; staff & students Friday 7 August • The Dioceses of Ogoni (Nigeria): †Solomon Gberegbara; Brasilia (Brazil): †Maurício Jose Araujo De Andrade; Brazzaville (Congo): †Molanga Jean Botola • The Diocese of Brisbane: †Phillip Aspinall; Assistant Bishops: †Cameron Venables, †Jeremy Greaves, †John Roundhill; Clergy and People • The Parish of Redcliffe: Graheme Baldock, Richard James, Anne Bottomley, Philip Stewart, Michael O’Brien, Chris Whittall • Chaplains to the Police Service • Hillbrook Anglican School, Enoggera: Principal - Geoff Newton; Chaplain - David Adams; Chair of School Council - Robert Seljak; members of School Council; staff & students Saturday 8 August • The Dioceses of Ogori-Magongo (Nigeria): †Festus Davies; Brechin (Scotland): †Andrew Swift; Katakwa (Kenya): †John Okude Omuse • The Diocese of Bunbury: †Ian Coutts, Clergy and People • The Parish of Robina/Mermaid Beach: Stewart Perry, Ron Bundy, Elroy Mee, Thomas Pamflett, Robert Wisken, Dale Lennon, Bowen Miller • Manager, Chaplaincy Services: Andrea Colledge and all volunteer Chaplains • Matthew Flinders Anglican College, Buderim: Principal - Stuart Meade; Chaplain - Kathrin Koning; Chair of College Council - Evan Gilbert; members of College Council; staff & students Sunday 9 August • Pray for the Province de L'Eglise Anglicane au Rwanda: †Laurent Mbanda - Archbishop of L'Eglise Episcopal au Rwanda & Bishop of Shyira • The Diocese of Canberra-Goulburn: †Mark Short, Assistant Bishops: †Trevor Edwards, †Stephen Pickard & †Carol Wagner; Clergy and People • The Parish of Rochedale: George Stuart, Michael Bennett, Brian Darbyshire • Brookfield Centre for Christian Spirituality, Brookfield • St Aidan’s Anglican Girls’ School, Corinda: Principal - Toni Riordan; Chaplain - Gillian Moses; Chair of School Council - Stephen Green; School Council members; staff & students Monday 10 August • The Diocese of Ohaji / Egbema (Nigeria): †Chidi Collins Oparaojiaku • Ministry to the Defence Force: †Grant Dibden; Chaplains & Members of the Defence Force • The Parish of Roma: Heather Dearden • Anglican Board of Mission – Australia Ltd • St Andrew’s Anglican College, Peregian Springs: Principal - Chris Ivey; Chaplain - Gary McClellan; Chair of College Council - Rosalyn Cheales; members of College Council; staff & students Tuesday 11 August • The Dioceses of Bristol (England): †Vivienne Faull; Katanga (Congo): †Bertin Subi; The Episcopal Church of Ohio: †Mark Hollingsworth • The Diocese of Gippsland: †Richard Treloar, Clergy and People • The Parish of Rosewood: Louise Orpe, Rex Marre, Brenda Davis • Church Missionary Society • St Hilda’s School, Southport: Principal - Wendy Lauman; Chaplain - Patrick Duckworth; Chair of School Council - Susan Brandis; members of School Council; staff & students Wednesday 12 August • The Dioceses of Oji River (Nigeria): †Amos Amankechinelo Madu; British Columbia (Canada): †Logan McMenamie • The Diocese of Grafton: †Murray Harvey; Clergy and People • The Parish of Samford: Robert Paget • Anglican Aid Abroad • St Luke’s Anglican School, Bundaberg: Principal - Craig Merritt; Chaplain - Iain Furby; Chair of School Council - Hermina Conradie; members of School Council; staff & students Thursday 13 August • The Dioceses of Okene (Nigeria): †Emmanuel Onsachi; Buhiga (Burundi): †Evariste Nijimbere; Bujumbura (Burundi): †Eraste Bigirimana • Ministry with the Aboriginal People of Australia: †Chris McLeod • The Parish of Sandgate Northpoint: Mike Donaldson, Malcolm Bell, Alan Gate, George Henry, Jonathan Osborne, Tom Hall • Angligreen • St John’s Anglican College, Forest Lake: Head of College - Maria McIvor; Chaplain - Vacant; Chair of College Council - Steve Scott; members of College Council; staff & students Friday 14 August • The Dioceses of Oke-Ogun (Nigeria): †Cornelius Adagbada; Bukavu (Congo): †Sylvestre Bahati • Ministry with the Torres Strait Island People of Australia • The Parish Sherwood: Peter Shayler-Webb, Robert McKennay, Jackie Hurren • Mission to Seafarers • St Margaret’s Anglican Girls School, Ascot: Principal - Roslyn Curtis; Chaplain - Susan Crothers-Robertson; Chair of School Council - Alison Quinn; School Council members; staff & students Saturday 15 August • The Dioceses of Oke-Osun (Nigeria): †Abraham Akinlalu; Bukedi (Uganda): †Samuel Egesa; Katsina (Nigeria): †Jonathan Bamaiyi • The Diocese of Melbourne: †Philip Freier; Assistant Bishops: †Genieve Blackwell, †Bradly Billings, †Paul Barker, †Kate Prowd; Clergy and People • The Parish of South Brisbane: Alan Moore, Rod Irvine, Lex MacQueen, Richard Gibson, Ian McGrath, John Arnold • Anglican Overseas Aid • St Paul’s School, Bald Hills: Headmaster - Paul Browning; Chaplain - Mark Leam; Acting Chair of School Council - Lynda Johnson; members of School Council; staff & students Sunday 16 August • Pray for the Scottish Episcopal Church: †Mark Strange - Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church & Bishop of Moray, Ross & Caithness • The Diocese of Newcastle: †Peter Stuart; Assistant Bishops: †Sonia Roulston, †Charlie Murry; Clergy and People • The Parish of Southport: Don Parker, John Pinson, Jim Edson, Margaret Hampson • Anglican Cursillo Movement in Australia • The Glennie School, Toowoomba: Principal - Mary Anne Evans (commencing October); Chaplain - Sharon Mitchell; Chair of School Council - Paddy Nicholls; members of School Council;
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