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Prayer List 2020 – 2021 Prayer List 2020 – 2021 Throughout the life of the college it has been our custom to pray in chapel each day of term for former members of the House. We invite former students, staff and friends of the college to join in with those prayers wherever you are. The intention is that the list is comprehensive, so if you spot a name that is missing please let the College administrator know on [email protected] or 01223 765832. We would also be glad to know if you become aware that someone on the list has died. A group of names is allocated to each day of term. In addition, we pray for those with whom we have formal partnerships on different days of the week as follows: Mondays: The Americas, including Perkins School of Theology The Candler School of Theology United Methodist General Board of Higher Education and Ministry Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington Young Harris College Wednesdays: Europe & Global relationships, including Global Hubs of the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry Methodist-related Theological Schools in Europe The British Methodist Church The International Association of Methodist-related Schools, Colleges and Universities The Methodist Ecumenical Office in Rome The Methodist Liaison Office in Jerusalem The Waldensian Faculty in Rome World Methodist Council Wesley Methodist Church,Cambridge Cambridge Methodist Circuit 2 Thursdays: The Cambridge Theological Federation Cambridge Centre for Christianity Worldwide Eastern Region Ministry Course Faraday Institute The Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies Margaret Beaufort Institute of Theology Ridley Hall Westcott House Westfield House Westminster College Woolf Institute The staff of the Federation office Fridays: Asia and Africa, including Chung Chi College, Hong Kong Kwanglim Methodist Church Trinity Theological College, Singapore Leonard Theological College, India Africa University, Zimbabwe Kenya Methodist University Seth Mokitimi Methodist Seminary, Pietermaritzburg, RSA The University of Kwazulu-Natal, RSA The United Church of Zambia University 3 In Remembrance We give thanks for the life and ministry of former members of this House who are recently deceased: John Fillingham Cook Brian Holliday David John Hudson Don Moxon Trevor Payne Kenneth Thompson Geoffrey Wainwright ‘I am the resurrection and the life,’ says the Lord. ‘Those who believe in me, even though they die, will live, and everyone who lives and believes in me will never die.’ May the souls of the faithful servants of God rest in peace and rise in glory. Amen. Almighty God, Grant grace to all those who mourn that in their moments of grief and loneliness, they will be consoled and strengthened by your love. Through Jesus Christ, our Lord, we pray. Amen. 4 September 2020 We pray for those studying through Wesley House this year: Monday 28 th September Friday 2nd October Shini Abraham Jerry Kulah Liyan Bai James Labala David Baraza Ijeoma Mbubaegbu Pauline Barnett Gary Molver Mansaray Basiru Dorothy Moore Brooks Kim Cape Kirsteen MacAuley Kathryn Carmyllie Wednesday 30th September Monday 5th October Roger Chapman Maudy Muchanyereyi Anastacio Chembeze Stella Mwiti Memory Chikosi Susan Naughton Gabe Clevenger Douglas Ncebere Simon Coleman Alfred Njau Rachel Deigh Allen Paye Sylvester Deigh Julian Pursehouse Mwepu Dikonzo Anthony Gill Wednesday 7th October Thursday 1st October Simone Ramacci Matthew Grove Brian Robinson Dan Haylett Shaun Rossi Kwen Ip Wei Fay Rowland Richard Kellow Chris Sandy Wendy Kilworth-Mason Sophirina Sign Hankyu Kim Sharon Thraves Emmanuel Kongnyuh Nils Konstantinovs October 2020 Thursday 8th October Obusitswe Tiroyabone Philip Turner Virginie Umba Allison Waterhouse Rachel Williams Craig Wilson Yahuda Zailani Friday 9th October We pray for the College’s staff: Beth Blakeman Sarah Creeke Carole Irwin Jane Leach Bill Mullally Alastair Oatey Andrew Stobart Grazyna Szaniawska September/October 2020 We pray for former members of the College in alphabetical order Monday 12th October Monday 19th October Ben Adams Mark Attwood Caroline Ainger Guy Austin-Bride Lena Ali Kido Baek Kathleen Allen George Bailey Michael Allen Wednesday 21st October Wednesday 14th October Roger Baker Vivian Almond Denys Bament Michael Allen Heather Baker-McAllister John Amankwatia Peter Barber Martin Amery Ann Anderson Thursday 22nd October Philip Barker Thursday 15th October Anthony Barnes Richard Andrew Pauline Barnett Michael Appleyard Joyce Barrass Lisa Arledge David Archer Friday 23rd October John Barrett Friday 16th October Richard Barrett Bernard Arnold Russell Bates Giovanni Arroyo Jade Bath Jeremy Arthern Jan Atkins October/November 2020 Monday 26th October Monday 2nd November Pamela Bayliss Christopher Blake Robert Bean Ken Blake John Beardsley David Blatherwick Brian Beck Pamela Bolas Wednesday 28th October Wednesday 4th November Paul Beetham Alastair Bolt Andrew Bell Ann Bossingham Stuart Bell David Bosworth Tony Bell Jill Bowden Thursday 29th October Thursday 5th November Rachel Bending Geoff Bowell Philip Berry Alan Boyd Glenys Best Neil Bramble-Chapman Philip Beuzeval Laura Brekke Friday 30th October Friday 6th November Lindsy Biddle Derek Brice Roger Bidnell Gabriele Britton-Voss Andrew Bird Catherine Brobbey Anna Bishop John Brobbey November 2020 Monday 9th November Monday 16th November Peter Brooks Andrew Champley Audry Browne Scarlet Chan Steven Browning Susanna Chan Hannah Bucke David Chapman Wednesday 11th November Wednesday 18th November Jonathan Budd Andrew Charlesworth Keith Burrow Mark Cheetham John Buxton Debra Chidakwa-Akue Andrew Chislett-McDonald Thursday 12th November Mntungwa Caba Helen Caine Thursday 19th November Madelyn Campbell Molly Chitokwindo Velma Campbell John Churcher Laurence Churms Friday 13th November Philip Clarke Dawn Canham Trevor Capstick Friday 20th November Rita Carr Pam Clews Phillip Challis Alan Cliff Jessi Cobb Paul Cockburn 9 November/December 2020 Monday 23rd November Monday 30th November Roger Cooke Stephen Cullis Marion Cole Mvume Dandala Tim Coleman Richard Daly David Collinson Peter Daone Wednesday 25th November Wednesday 2nd December Nigel Collinson Mark Davenport Nick Collinson Vicci Davidson Jerry Cook John Davis John Cook Judy Davis Kate Cook Thursday 3rd December Thursday 26th November Keith Davis David Cooper Mark Davis Steven Cooper Rosemary Davis David Copley Ruth Davis Marian Crane Friday 4th December Friday 27th November We pray for our Founders and Kenneth Cracknell Benefactors Robert Crompton Donald Cross John Crossley 10 December 2020 Monday 7th December Steve Day Mike Deacon Jonathan Dean Margaret Deans Wednesday 9th December Paul Deal Valentine Dedji David Deeks Thursday 10th December Timothy Demore Anthony Dent Peter Dewdney Friday 11th December Joanna Dietz Catherine Dixon Peter Doble Weeks commencing 14th, 21st and 28th December College is closed 11 January 2021 Monday 4th January Monday 11th January John Dolling Hannah Faal-Heim Julia Dowding Barbara Fairburn Roger Ducker Nathan Falla Noemi Falla Wednesday 6th January Peter Dudeney Wednesday 13th January Margaret Dudley Anthony Farrar Ronald Dyer Geoffrey Farrar David P. Easton John Fellows Michael Faulkner Thursday 7th January Graham Edwards Thursday 14th January Peter Edwards Ralph Fennell Simon Edwards Matt Finch Valerie Fisher Friday 8th January Charles Fiske Donna Ely Robert Ely Friday 15th January Peter Ensor Will Fletcher Martin Evans-Jones Kathy Flynn Vida Foday Hazel Forecast 12 January 2021 Monday 18th January Monday 25th January Andrew Forrest Anne Gibson Martin Forward David Gibson Melanie Foust Paul Glass Nigel Fox Mark Godfrey Wednesday 20th January Wednesday 27th January Ian France Paul Golightly David Freeland Brian Goss Maria French Pauline Gresley David Frudd Denise Greeves Matt Fugill Roger Greeves Thursday 21st January Thursday 28th January Stephen Fulcher Robert Gribben Ian Gardner Stephen Grieves-Smith Jon Garde Leslie Griffiths Darren Garfield Kelly Grimes Raymond Garfood Friday 22nd January Friday 29th January Sara Garrard David Grinter Helen Garton Colin Groom Barry Gent Michele Grove Luca Ghirettti Jane Guest Roxanne Gibb 13 Febuary 2021 Monday 1st February Monday 8th February Stuart Gunson Kenneth Hext Alan Haine Kevin Highfield Gerald Hainsworth Ian Hill David Hall Michael Hill Margaret Hall Peter Hills Wednesday 3rd February Wednesday 10th February Carol Hamilton-Foyn Philip Hoar Stephanie Hampshire Gary Hoare Wesley Hampton Richard Hoffman Nigel Hannah Debbie Hodgson Thursday 4th February Thursday 11th February David Hardy Philip Hodgson Catrin Harland-Davies Trevor Hoggard Christine Harman Tony Holden Lee Harrison Friday 5th February Friday 12th February John Harrod David Hollingsworth Gregory Haynes Ros Hollingsworth Anthjony Hearle Carole Holmes Knut Heim Colin Honey February 2021 Monday 15th February Monday 22nd February Janice Honey Morgan Edmee Hurst Kevin Hooke Jonathan Hustler David Horell Beth Hutton Jackie Horton Roger Hydes Wednesday 17th February Wednesday 24th February William Hoskins Beth Hutton John Howard Carmel Ieraci Maria Howard Jenny Impey Peter Howard David Innes Thursday 18th February Thursday 25th February Kenneth Howcroft Roger Ireson Peter Howson Colin Jackson Paw-Liang Huang Eleanor Jackson Bill Huband Richard Jackson Susan Huband Friday 19th February Friday 26th February David Hudson Roy Jackson David Hull Joanne Jacobs Gillian Hulme Vincent Jambawo Lyne Humphries-Ross David James 15 March 2021 Monday 1st March Monday 8th March Martin James Raymond Jones Ruth Jeffies
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