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Tuesday 23rd Clement, bishop, St Oswald, Hotham, All Saints, North Cave, St John, North Cliffe martyr. c100 Clergy: The Revd Sue Humphries, Reader: Irene Wilson, Churchwardens: Beryl Whipp, Rosemary Diocese of York Prayer Diary --- November 2010 Hemmingbrough, Carmel Bean, Jack Fisher. Pray for Irene on ordination training. Elizabeth Pick exploring her vocation. Glenys Sampson Monday 1st York Minster All Saints’Day assisting with school assemblies. Please pray for the continuing work of the Holy Spirit in the Dean: The Very Reverend Keith Jones, Chancellor: The Revd Canon Glyn Webster, Canon Theologian: The benefice particularly in the children’s work with two new families attending All Saints. Revd Canon Dr Jonathan Draper, Precentor: The Revd Canon Peter Moger. Diocese of Kibungo (Rwanda), Bishop Josias Sendegeya For all engaged in the project ‘York Minster Revealed’, in education, in exhibitions, in building and glass Wednesday 24th conservation, in marketing and the welcome we offer to visitors from all over the world. For all who, Holy Trinity, Blacktoft, St Michael, Eastrington, St Peter, Howden, St Peter, every day, offer praise, thanksgiving and intercession at York Minster. Laxton, St Stephen, Newport, St John of Beverley Diocese of Jalingo (Province of Jos, Nigeria), Bishop Timothy Yahaya. Clergy: The Revd James Little, Reader: Tony Parker, Churchwardens: Margaret Bayston, Enid Farmery, Tuesday 2nd Hazel Cox, Vivien Hall, Jane Thompson, Jeremy Timm, Ursula Sefton, Denise Higgins, Sarah Falkingham. Commemoration Bridlington Deanery of the Pray for the Howden Team as we seek to develop appropriate strategies for mission in the 21st Faithful Rural Dean: The Revd Dr Peter Pike, Lay Chair: Chaz Walker, Deanery Synod Secretary: John Triffitt, century, and rethink every member ministry during the current clergy vacancy, that the right person Departed Deanery Financial Adviser: Frank Tuffee. (All Souls’ Day) be appointed as Team Vicar to work collaboratively with us. For Richard Battersby beginning part- Give thanks for our growing sense of commitment to one another, especially as we work on the time ordination training this term. Give thanks that the final phase of the major restoration project at development of lay ministries to enable us to be more fully what we profess to be—the Body of Christ, Howden Minster is due to finish this Christmas and that we can begin to refocus our priorities and seeking to make Him known and loved everywhere. Please pray for all involved in our local industries, resources away from fabric and onto mission. Howden Church of England Infant School: Acting especially farming, fishing, leisure and tourism, and the commercial life of Bridlington, as the recession Head, Jane Cawthorne, Chair of Governors, James Little continues to bite. We give thanks for the spectacular beauty of this area, where the Wolds meet the sea. Diocese of Kigezi (Uganda), Bishop George Katwesigye. Diocese of Jamaica & Cayman Islands (West Indies), Bishop Alfred Reid. Thursday 25th Wednesday 3rd St Michael, Bempton, St Oswald, Flamborough, St Peter, Reighton, St Leonard, Catherine, St Nicholas, North Newbald Richard Hooker, martyr, 4th cent priest Speeton Isaac Watts, Clergy: The Revd Michael Bushby, Churchwardens: Mrs P Cox, Mrs M Richardson, Mr R Taylor teacher of the hymn writer, Pray for our ongoing project to make the Church more accessible to all, and for our stonework project faith, 1600 Clergy: The Revd Dr Peter Pike, The Revd Liz Hassall, Authorised Lay Minister: Mr John Triffitt, 1748 Martin of Porres, to preserve its historic structure. Pray for our St Nicholas Day celebrations next month. Give thanks friar, Churchwardens: Andrew Graham, Robert Graham, Doreen Crosthwaite, Bob Vickers, Helen Lee, Chris 1639 for our churchwardens. Coleman and Dawn McKie, Retired Clergy: The Revd Bruce Petfield, Canon Cyril Dawson, The Revd Jack Diocese of Kigeme (Rwanda), Bishop Augustin Mvunabandi. Murphy, The Revd John Jordan, The Revd Ted Drayton. We are thankful for another year of faithful presence throughout our Benefice, and for the growing Friday 26th St Mary’s Broomfleet, St Anne Ellerker, All Saints, South Cave number of people taking responsibility for the planning and offering of worship, and being willing to Clergy: The Revd Peter Faulkner, The Revd Dr Peter Draper, Reader: Tim Greene, Youth Worker: Mark make imaginative links between the worshipping communities and those we seek to serve. Please pray Tiddy for the development of Real Aid provision in Flamborough, and for the review of our worship, that we Prayer for new initiatives for fresh expressions of Church. Thank God for encouragement of the may be prepared to take risks, trying out the unknown, for the sake of the love of Christ and the Gospel. conference. St Mary’s is planning renovations in the Church to make it more welcoming. Thank God Pray for the Anglican Legal Advisers’ Network (ACLAN ). for St Anne’s contact with the people of the village. Diocese of North Kigezi (Uganda), Bishop Edward Muhima. Thursday 4th Emmanuel, Bridlington, All Saints, Barmston, St Edmund, Fraisthorpe, All Saints, Skipsea Saturday 27th Welton w Melton & Training officer Clergy: The Revd Chris McCarthy, The Revd Ben Norton, The Revd Barbara Hodgson, Retired Clergy: The Clergy: Canon Elaine Bielby, The Revd Angela Scrimshaw, Churchwardens: Roger Peacock and Jackie Revd Derek Smith, The Revd John Jordan, Churchwardens: David Baldock, Christine Strand, Tony Naidoo Waldron, Rosemary Brown, Nancy Frost, Rosemary Chorley, David Westcott. Please pray for the church as reordering begins and for Children’s Church, Thursday Tinies and the Skipsea: for the work in the school and the new contacts made in the community and the increase in First Wednesday Group. Please also give thanks for the faith and witness of the congregation in these baptisms. Barmston: for ‘Fill the Church Sunday’ that the village will respond. Fraisthorpe: for the Lord village communities. to encourage the small but faithful congregation. Emmanuel: for the further development of small Diocese of Kilmore, Elphin & Ardagh (Armagh, Ireland), Bishop Kenneth Clarke groups and of the ministry to the youth and the elderly. Pioneer ministry: for XY and St Max’s Fresh Sunday 28th Expressions. Diocese of Johannesburg (South Africa), Bishop Brian Germond. 1st Sunday of Wolds Prison Advent Chaplains: Mr Michael Hudson, The Revd Gillian Cooke, Mr Neil Mackay, and the Team. Friday 5th Holy Trinity, Bridlington, St John, Sewerby Pray for the chapel for the use being changed to enable Christian and Muslim worship. Also for the Clergy: The Revd David Mather, Reader: Margaret Terry, Retired Clergy: Canon Cyril Dawson, The Revd offenders having to cope with the new core day routine, and also for the chaplaincy department team Derek Smith, The Revd Michael Chaffey, The Revd Raymond Pearson, The Revd Bruce Petfield and The as Michael Hudson retires this year. Revd John Wardle, Churchwardens: Elaine Robson, Mary Coates and Bruce Allison Diocese of Kimberley & Kuruman (South Africa), Bishop Oswald Swartz Please give thanks for the goodwill and hard work of so many in our Benefice and pray for a strong vision of God’s Kingdom and more laborers in the vineyard. Monday 29th Dulverton Hall Supported Housing Scheme for Retired Clergy Day of Pray for the Episcopal Church of the Sudan. Archbishop Daniel Bul Yak. Intercession and Thanksgiving for Please pray for residents and staff, that those who have given much in ministry may find refreshment the here. Pray too for those who have been and are involved in the Missionary work of the Church. Saturday 6th Christ Church, Bridlington Quay, St Magnus, St Mark, Bessingby, St Andrew, Missionary Work Leonard, hermit, of the Church Diocese of Kindu (Congo), Bishop Zacharie Katanda. 6th cent William Temple, Ulrome archbishop, Clergy: The Revd Jonathan Couper, The Revd David Chislett, Readers: Roger Gale, Michael Hart, Margaret 30th Bishop of Beverley teacher Andrew the of the faith, 1944 Apostle Walker, Dinah Rogers Churchwarden: Frank Tuffee, Retired Clergy: The Revd Don Andrew, The Revd The Rt Revd Martyn Jarrett Michael Chaffey. Pray for me as I continue the round of caring for the parishes and individuals who look to me for Please pray for Christ Church Community Services as it reaches out to the local community. We give extended Episcopal care as I seek to be especially supportive to them in, what for them, is a time of thanks for all who will attend our Alpha Courses and pray that it will bring them closer to God. Please considerable uncertainly as to their future. pray for our work with young people, especially at the Christ Church Youth Club. Diocese of Kinkizi (Uganda), Bishop John Ntegyereize. Diocese of Kabba (Province of Ondo, Nigeria), Bishop Samuel Olayanju. Sunday 7th Monday 15th 3rd Sunday Priory Church, St Mary, Bridlington St Stephen, Fylingdales, All Saints, Hawsker, Chaplain of Fylinghall School before Advent Clergy:The Revd Adrian Cragg, The Revd Jeanette Oates, Retired Clergy:The Revd Raymond Pearson Clergy: The Revd Canon David Purdy, Churchwardens: Margaret Pearson and Ian Milsom, Retired Pray for the current pause in the review of worship and for wisdom in responding; for the formation Clergy: Canon Patricia Davies, The Revd Steve Foster, The Venerable, Bob Langley and The Revd of a Parish Prayer meeting and Fellowship Group; for our ‘Giving Thanks’ appeal and review of Michael Waters. expenditure as we strive to pay our way; for The Revd Kesari Godfrey in his move to a new parish; Pray for the new Bible Study (lectio divina) course, in October and November; for the project to for the ‘Priory 900’ plans to celebrate in 2013 nine centuries of Christian Ministry and Mission; for install a new pipe organ in All Saints; for our two C of E schools in Fylingthorpe and Hawsker. faithful understanding of the identity and purpose of the Priory in our generation. Diocese of Karnataka Central. Archbishop Suputhrappa Kumar.
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