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Chichester Diocesan Intercessions: October – December 2019 Chichester Diocesan Intercessions: October – D e c e m b e r 2 0 1 9 October 8 Pittsburgh (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Dorsey W M 1 St Remigius, 533 McConnell Pennsylvania (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Daniel Gutierrez Chubu (Japan) The Rt Revd Peter Ichiro Shibusawa Chester (England) The Rt Revd Peter Robert Forster NEWHAVEN: St Michael: Martin Miller, I Chester (England) The Rt Revd Libby Lane 9 Denys and Companions, c250; Robert Grosseteste, 1253. Chester (England) The Rt Revd Keith Sinclair Polynesia (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) The Most Revd Fereimi Cama GLYNDE, WEST FIRLE and BEDDINGHAM: Peter Owen-Jones, PinC Polynesia (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) The Rt Revd Henry Bull Anna Glenton, Rdr; Andrew Jackson, Rdr; Polynesia (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) The Rt Revd Gabriel Sharma FIRLE CEP SCHOOL : Rachel West, HT; Polynesia (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) The Rt Revd Afa Vaka 2 Clogher (Ireland) The Rt Revd John McDowell Perth (Australia) The Most Revd Kay Goldsworthy Cochin (South India) The Rt Revd Baker Ninan Fenn Perth (Australia) The Rt Revd Jeremy James PEACEHAVEN AND TELSCOMBE CLIFFS with PIDDINGHOE and Perth (Australia) The Rt Revd Kate Wilmot TELSCOMBE VILLAGE: Tim Mills, PinC; Mark Hake, Assoc.V; Chhattisgarh (North India) The Rt Revd Robert Ali Priscilla Mills, Rdr Chicago (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Jeffrey Lee 10 Paulinus, 644; Thomas Traherne, poet, spiritual writer, HAMSEY: St Peter: Vacant, PinC 1674 3 George Bell, 1958 Popondota (Papua New Guinea) The Rt Revd Lindsley Ihove Peru (South America) The Rt Revd Jorge Luis Aguilar Coimbatore (South India) The Rt Revd Timothy Ravinder Chichester (England) The Rt Revd Martin Warner PLUMPTON with EAST CHILTINGTON cum NOVINGTON: Chichester (England) The Revd Richard Charles Jackson Godfrey Broster, I; Chichester (England): Vacant 11 St Ethelburga, 674; James the Deacon 7th century. IFORD with KINGSTON and RODMELL and SOUTHEASE: Geoff Port Moresby (Papua New Guinea) The Rt Revd Denny Bray Guka Daw, I; Colombia (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Francisco Duque IFORD & KINGSTON CEP SCHOOL: Andrew Dobell, HT; Linda Kollam - Kottarakkara (South India) The Rt Revd Dr Oommen Douglas, Chr; George 4 St Francis of Assisi, 1226 RINGMER: St Mary Beth McCleave, I Peshawar (Pakistan) The Most Revd Humphrey Peters (Primate) 12 St Wilfrid, Bishop, Apostle of Sussex, 709 Chotanagpur (North India) The Rt Revd B. B. Baskey Port Sudan (Sudan) The Rt Revd Abdu Elnur Kodi Koforidua (West Africa) The Rt Revd Felix Odei Annancy Colombo (Ceylon) The Rt Revd Dhiloraj Ranjit Canagasabey LAUGHTON with RIPE and CHALVINGTON: Geoffrey Smith PinC; Kondoa (Tanzania) The Rt Revd Given Gaula 5 SUTTON with SEAFORD: Paul Owen, I; Derreck Lee-Philpot, Assoc. Peterborough (England) The Rt Revd Donald Spargo Allister Minister; Ronald Dalton, Rdr; Kate Ranger, Rdr; Wendy Ogilvie, Peterborough (England) The Rt Revd John Holbrook Rdr; Alan Thomas, Rdr Christ the King (Southern Africa) The Rt Revd William Mostert LEWES St Anne and St Michael and St Thomas at Cliffe with All Saints: Richard Moatt, I; David Broad, Asst.C; Judith Egar, Asst.C; 13 TRINITY 17 Roger Homan, Rdr Pray for the Church of the Province of West Africa The Most Revd Dr Daniel Sarfo - Primate & Metropolitan, CPWA; Archbishop of the Internal province of Ghana and Bishop of 6 TRINITY 16 Kumasi Pray for the Church in Wales PRAY for the Communications Team: Lisa Williamson and Amber The Most Revd John Davies - Archbishop of Wales & Bishop of Jackson Swansea & Brecon 14 PRAY for the Church Buildings Team, the DAC and Mission & Portsmouth (England) The Rt Revd Christopher Foster Pastoral Committee: Dr Emma Arbuthnot, Senior Church Buildings Colorado (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Kym Lucas & Pastoral Reorganisation Officer; Canon Martin Lane, Chair of the Kongor (South Sudan) The Rt Revd Gabriel Thuch Agot DAC; Greg Moore, Church Buildings & Pastoral Reorganisation THE ARCHDEACONRY OF CHICHESTER: Luke Irvine-Capel, SSC, Officer; Alex Senior, Church Buildings & Pastoral Reorganisation Archdeacon of Chichester and Sue Atkins his PA. Administrator; John Bevan, Mission & Pastoral Officer; and THE RURAL DEANERY OF ARUNDEL & BOGNOR: Mark Standen, Dr Katherine Prior, Fundraising Adviser RD; Elizabeth Henderson, DLC 7 15 Phulbani (North India) The Rt Revd Bijay Nayak Pretoria (Southern Africa) The Rt Revd Allan John Kannemeyer Christchurch (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) Peter Carrell Concepcion (Chile) The Rt Revd Enrique Lago Zugadi Kolhapur (North India) The Rt Revd Sandeep Suresh Vibhute ALDINGBOURNE, BARNHAM and EASTERGATE: Vacant, I; Graham TRINITY IN LEWES: Steve Daughtery, I; Jeremy Bamber, Asst.C; Reeves, Assoc.V; Jules Middleton, Asst.C; Ian Graham, Tony Idle, Kenneth Bridger, EASTERGATE CEP SCHOOL: Catherine Ward HT; Rdrs 16 Nicholas Ridley & Hugh Latimer, 1555 SOUTHOVER CEP SCHOOL: Noel Fadden, HT; Carol Taplin, Chr Puerto Rico (The Episcopal Church) The Revd Rafael Morales SOUTH MALLING CEP SCHOOL: Jo O’Donaghue, HT; Maldonado Mary Burr, Chr Puerto Rico (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Wilfrido Ramos Orench Connecticut (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Ian Douglas Connecticut (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Laura Ahrens Connor (Ireland) The Rt Revd Alan Francis Abernethy ALDWICK: St Richard: Vacant I; CHICHESTER DIOCESAN INTERCESSIONS: OCTOBER – DECEMBER 2019 17 Ignatius of Antioch c 107 26 Alfred the Great, King of the West Saxons, Scholar, 899 Pune (North India) The Rt Revd Sharad Yuvraj Gaikwad Remo (Nigeria) The Most Revd Michael Fape Cork, Cloyne & Ross (Ireland) The Rt Revd William Paul Colton Cyprus and the Gulf (Jerusalem & Middle East) The Rt Revd ANGMERING: St Margaret: Mark Standen, I; David White, Rdr Michael Augustine Owen Lewis ST MARGARET’S CEP SCHOOL: Mike Jee, HT; Chris Snell, Chr Kumasi (West Africa) The Most Revd Dr Daniel Sarfo (Primate) 18 LUKE, THE EVANGELIST LYMINSTER and WICK: Tom Robson, I; Vanessa Baron, Assoc V. Qu'Appelle (Canada) The Rt Revd Robert Hardwick Costa Rica (Central America) The Revd Orlando Gomez Kontagora (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Jonah Ibrahim 27 LAST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY ARUNDEL with TORTINGTON and SOUTH STOKE: David Twinley, I; Pray for the Church of Ceylon (Extra-Provincial to the Archbishop Stephen Merriman, Assoc.V of Canterbury) ARUNDEL CEP SCHOOL: Andrew Simpson, HT; Andrew Mott, Chr The Rt Revd Dhiloraj Ranjit Canagasabey - Bishop of Colombo 19 Henry Morgan, 1812 Translator of the Scriptures The Rt Revd Keerthisiri Fernando - Bishop of Kurunegala Quebec (Canada) The Rt Revd Bruce Myers PRAY for the Apostolic Life team: Rebecca Swyer, Director; Luci Coventry (England) The Rt Revd Christopher Cocksworth Fevet, Exec. Secretary; Rob Dillingham, Assistant Director; Vacant Coventry (England) The Rt Revd John Stroyan DDO; Wendy Greenan, PA to the DDO; Vacant; Diocesan Krishna-Godavari (South India) The Rt Revd George Cornelious Spirituality Adviser; Nicola Canham, Head of Wellbeing for Clergy Tantepudi and their Families; Ruth McBrien, MDR Administrator; Robert BOGNOR: St Wilfrid: Vacant, I; Norbury, Young Vocations Officer; Jayne Prestwood, Officer for NYEWOOD CE INFANT SCHOOL: Anna Wells, HT; David Mobsby, Lay Vocation & Ministry; Paul Redparth, Vocations Officer, Earl Chr; NYEWOOD CE JUNIOR SCHOOL: Jon Williams, HT; Mark Collins; Continuing Ministerial Development Officer; Gordon, Chr. 28 Simon & Jude, Apostles Renk (South Sudan) The Rt Revd Joseph Garang Atem Daejeon (Korea) The Most Revd Moses Nagjun Yoo (Primate) 20 TRINITY 18 Kumi (Uganda) The Rt Revd Edison Irigei Pray for the Church in the Province of the West Indies - Vacant MIDDLETON: St Nicholas; William Marston, I; PRAY for Children & Youth Workers around the Diocese: Dan 29 James Hannington, 1885 Jenkins, Dio. Youth Officer; Irene Smale, Children and Family Rhode Island (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Nicholas Knisely Work Adviser Dallas (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd George R. Sumner, Jr 21 NORTH BERSTED: Jo King, PinC; Rosemary Towse, Rdr; Raiwind (Pakistan) The Rt Revd Azad Marshall 30 Cuba (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Griselda Delgado Del Rift Valley (Tanzania) The Rt Revd John Daudi Lupaa Carpio Damaturu (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Yohannah A Audu Kubwa (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Duke Akamisoko Dar-es-Salaam (Tanzania) The Rt Revd Jackson Sosthenes BURPHAM & POLING: Celia Woodruff, PinC; PAGHAM: St Thomas a Becket: Vacant, I; Roland Ell, Rdr; 22 31 Martin Luther, 1546 Rajasthan (North India) The Rt Revd Darbara Singh Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) The Rt Revd Eduardo Coelho Grillo Cueibet (South Sudan) The Rt Revd Elijah Muteny Awet Davao (Philippines) The Rt Revd Jonathan Labasan Casimina CLYMPING and YAPTON with FORD: Richard Hayes, I; RUSTINGTON: Vacant I; Susan Lynn-Allen, Rdr; Maureen Bravington, Liz Peart & John Stirland, Rdrs. ST MARY’S CEP SCHOOL: Janet Llewelyn, HT; Julie Burnett-Kirk, NOVEMBER Chr; YAPTON CEP SCHOOL: Nick Sharp, HT; Penny Davy, Chr 1 ALL SAINTS 23 Rio Grande (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Michael Vono Rayalaseema (South India) The Rt Revd B D Prasada Rao Delaware (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Kevin S. Brown Cuernavaca (Mexico) The Rt Revd Enrique Treviño Cruz Kurunegala (Ceylon) The Rt Revd Keerthisiri Fernando Curitiba (Brazil) The Most Revd Naudal Alves Gomes (Primate) SLINDON with EARTHAM and MADEHURST: Philip Jones, I; David EAST PRESTON with KINGSTON: Andrew Perry, I; Emma Ham- Olby, Rdr; Riche, Asst.C; John White, Rdr SLINDON CEP SCHOOL: Lucy Cooper, HT; 24 2 ALL SOULS Recife (Brazil) The Rt Revd João Cancio Peixoto Rochester (England) The Rt Revd James Langstaff Rochester Cuttack (North
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