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February 2020 Adelaide Diocesan Cycle of Prayer February 2020 1 Lucknow North India Bp Peter Baldev, Guatemala Central America Abp Armando Guerra Soria [A] St Peter’s College: Headmaster Tim Browning, chaplains Theo McCall (Alison), Ben Bleby (Rebekah) [W] Bishop: John Stead (Jan); Assistant Bishop & Vicar General: Chris McLeod (Susan); Chancellor: Nicholas Iles (Jenny); Bishop’s Chaplain: Anne Ford (Michael); Dean of the Cathedral Church of SS Peter and Paul: the Very Rev’d Dr Mary Lewis (Owen); Cathedral Chapter; Archdeacons: Eyre - Heather Kirwan, Wakefield - Andrew Lang [TM] Bishop: Keith Dalby (Alice) [N] The Primate: Philip Freier (Joy); General Synod: Anne Hywood (Peter) 2 Anglican Church of Burundi Primate Abp Martin Blaise Nyaboho [A] St Peter’s Girls School: principal Julia Shea, chaplain Thomas Bassett [W] Rural Deans: Yorke - Anne Ford (Michael), Flinders - John Fowler, Eyre - Brian Bascombe, Upper Spencer Gulf - Glen McDonald (Beth) [TM] The Diocesan Council [N] Adelaide: Geoffrey Smith (Lynn) 3 Lui South Sudan Abp Stephen Dokolo Ismail Mbalah, Taiwan TEC Bp David Lai, Guildford England Bp Andrew John Watson [A] St Peter’s Woodlands Grammar School: principal Chris Prance, chaplain vacant [W] Church Office staff: Gavin Tyndale (Lily), Rachel May, Susanna Drury, Debbie Smart (Lynton), Ashley Roberts (Sarah) [TM] The Chancellor: Dr Robert Tong [N] Armidale: Rick Lewers (Janine) 4 Lusaka Central Africa Bp David Njovu, Tamale West Africa Bp Jacob Ayeebo, Guinea West Africa Bp Jacques Boston [A] Trinity College: principal Nick Hately, chaplains Dave MacGillivray (Beth), July Ayuen (Athok Mary), Paula Bullock (Rob) [W] Archdeacon for Ministry Development Formation and Support: Gael Johannsen (George); Ministry Development program; Ministry Teams; Certificate in Ministry program; all Licensed Lay Ministers [TM] Vicar General: David Price (Lesley) [N] Ballarat: Garry Weatherill 5 Lusitanian Church Portugal Bp Jorge Pina Cabral, Tanga Tanzania Abp Maimbo Mndolwa [A] Walford School: principal Rebecca Clarke, chaplain Stephen Bloor (Deborah) [W] Burra: Jane Lee-Barker [TM] The Hills (Mt Barker): Thomas Karamakuzhiyil, Daniel Irvine (Jasamine) [N] Bathurst: Ian Palmer (Liz) 6 Luwero Uganda Bp Eridard Kironde Nsubuga, Tarime Tanzania Bp R Mwita Akiri, Tasmania Australia Bp Richard Condie [A] St Mark’s College: master-elect Don Markwell, chaplain Grant Moore (Olwen) [W] Ceduna (Penong, Ceduna, Smoky Bay): Susan Doughty (Glen), Ministry in the Gawler Ranges vacant [TM] The Hills (Onkaparinga Valley): vacant [N] Bendigo: Matt Brain (Rachael) 7 Lweru Tanzania Bp Godfrey Mbelwa, Te Pihopatanga o Tai Tokerau Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia Bp Te Kitohi Wiremu Pikaahu [A] Anglican Board of Mission Auxiliary: Margaret McEvoy [W] Coober Pedy: vacant [TM] The Hills (Strathalbyn): Thomas Karamakuzhiyil, Deacon Margaret Holt [N] Brisbane: Phillip Aspinall (Christa) 8 Machakos Kenya Bp Joseph Mutungi, Te Pihopatanga o Tairawhiti Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia Abp Don Tamihere, Gujarat North India Bp Silvans Christian [A] Bush Church Aid Society: Steve Davis [W] The Community of SS Barnabas and Cecilia in its Ministry of Encouragement: (Nabas Community House, Gladstone) the Rev’d Sister Sandra, (Dispersed Community Members) Brother Martyn, the Rev’d Sister Sal, Sisters Sue, Riccarda, Bev, Pauline, Cheryl, Katherine, (Chaplain) Simon Bailey (Jane), the Friends of the Community [TM] Lower Limestone Coast (Millicent & Penola): vacant [N] Bunbury: Ian Coutts (Anne) 9 Anglican Church of Canada Primate Abp Linda Nicholls [A] Church Missionary Society: Katy Smith [W] Eastern Eyre Peninsula (Cleve, Cowell, Kimba): vacant, Deacon Hellena Thom (Reg) [TM] Lower Limestone Coast (Mt Gambier): Neil Fernando (Nalini) [N] Canberra and Goulburn: Mark Short (Monica) 10 Madhya Kerala South India Abp Thomas Kanjirappally Oommen, Te Pihopatanga o Upoko o Te Ika Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia Bp Waitohiariki Quayle, Gusau Nigeria Bp John Garba Danbinta [A] Archbishop: Geoff Smith (Lynn) [W] Ministry District of Eyre (Colton, Cummins, Elliston, Minnipa, Sheringa, Tumby Bay, Wudinna): Brian Bascombe [TM] Upper Limestone Coast (Kingston - Robe): David Patterson [N] Bishop to the Armed Forces: vacant 11 Madi & West Nile Uganda Bp Charles Collins Andaku, Te Pihopatanga o Upoko o Te Waipounamu Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia Bp Richard Wallace, Guyana West Indies Bp Charles Davidson [A] Assistant Bishops: Denise Ferguson (Mark), Tim Harris (Fiona), Chris McLeod (Sue) [W] The Copper Coast (Kadina, Moonta, Wallaroo): Ali Wurm, Trevor Briggs (Anne) [TM] Upper Limestone Coast (Naracoorte): Wayne Corker [N] Gippsland: Richard Treloar 12 Madras South India Bp George Stephen Jeyaraj, Temotu Melanesia Abp Leonard Dawea [A] Diocesan Secretary of Synod and Registrar: locum Joe Thorp [W] Leigh Creek (Blinman, Hawker, Leigh Creek, the North East): Trevor Briggs (Anne), Arthur Tanner (Jane) [TM] Upper Limestone Coast (Tatiara): vacant [N] Grafton: Murray Harvey (Leanne) 13 Madurai-Ramnad South India Bp Marialouis Joseph, Temuco Chile Bp Abelino Manuel Apeleo, Tennessee TEC Bp John Bauerschmidt [A] Bishop’s and Diocesan Office Staff [W] Ministry District of Yorke Peninsula (Ardrossan, Maitland, Port Victoria, Point Pearce): Andrew Lang (Louise), David Amery (Coralie), Christine Smith (Don), deacon Louise Lang (Andrew) [TM] Murraylands: David Price (Lesley), Scott Mudd (Melissa), Ian Jansse (Eva), Des Ackland (Raelene) [N] NATSIAC 14 Mahajanga Indian Ocean Bp Spencer Hall Speers, Terekeka South Sudan Bp Paul Modi Farjala [A] Retired Clergy and clergy widows/widowers [W] Ministry District of Yorke Peninsula (Minlaton, Mt Rat, Stansbury, Curramulka, Port Vincent): Andrew Lang (Louise), Anne Ford (Michael), deacon Louise Lang (Andrew) [TM] Murraylands (Mannum - Mt Pleasant): David Price (Lesley), Scott Mudd (Melissa) [N] National Aboriginal Bishop: Chris McLeod (Susan) 15 Maiduguri Nigeria Bp Emmanuel Morris, Territory of the People Canada Bp Barbara Jean Andrews, Gwagwalada Nigeria Bp Moses Tabwaye [A] Archdeaconry of The City of Adelaide and The Port: David Bassett (Susan) [W] Ministry District of Yorke Peninsula (Edithburgh, Yorketown, Corny Point, Warooka): Andrew Lang (Louise), deacon Louise Lang (Andrew) [TM] The Murray Mallee: vacant [N] Melbourne: Philip Freier (Joy) 16 Church of the Province of Central Africa Primate Abp Albert Chama [A] Archdeaconry of Sturt: Ruth Mathieson [W] Mission to Seafarers: Port Pirie Lay Chaplain Ian Pole (Lynette), Port Lincoln vacant, Seafarers’ Centre Wallaroo Chaplain vacant, Pt Giles Lay Chaplain June Harrison (Geoff), Thevenard ships visitors [TM] Riverland: Paul Devenport (Helen), Peter Chilver (Mary) [N] Newcastle: Peter Stuart (Nicki) 17 Maine TEC Bp Stephen Lane, Texas TEC Bp Andrew Doyle [A] Archdeaconry of The Para: Sam Goodes (Kate) [W] Port Augusta - Quorn: Karla Tanti (Joseph), Darren Hewitt (Rachel), Deacon Margaret Fiegert [TM] South Coast (Pt Elliot & Goolwa): Lyndon Sulzberger (Rachele), Scott Mudd (Melissa) [N] North Queensland: Keith Joseph 18 Maiwut South Sudan Bp Peter Gatbel Kunen Lual, The Arctic Canada Bp David Parsons, Haiti TEC Bp Jean Zache Duracin [A] Archdeaconry of Torrens: Andrew Mintern (Jo) [W] Port Lincoln (Coulta, Lake Wangary, Poonindie, Port Lincoln): Stephen Weickhardt (Vanessa), Brian Bascombe; Missionaries on Active Service, Frances Cook (Chile) [TM] South Coast (Victor Harbor): Bruce Hicks (Melita), Jesse Poole [N] North-West Australia: Gary Nelson (Christine) 19 Makamba Burundi Abp Martin Blaise Nyaboho, The Episcopal Church in South Carolina TEC Bp Gladstone Adams [A] Archdeacon for Multi-cultural Ministry: Mee Ping Lau (Persis) [W] The Parish of Flinders Plain (Port Broughton, Crystal Brook and the Cathedral Parish of SS Peter and Paul Port Pirie): Very Rev’d Dr Mary Lewis (Owen), Sandra Bryson, Lettie Allen [TM] Southern Suburbs: Andrew Forder (Debra), Paul Monash, Richard Burr (Rhiannon), Deacon Carol Cornwall (John), Deacon Jonathan Jackson (Rebecca) [N] Perth: Kay Goldsworthy (Benjamin) 20 Makueni Kenya Bp Francis Mboya Matui, The Murray Australia Bp Keith Dalby, The Reformed Episcopal Church of Spain Spain Bp Carlos López-Lozano [A] Area Deanery of Adelaide: Jenny Wilson (Nicholas) [W] Roxby Downs (Roxby Downs, Andamooka, Woomera): Glen McDonald (Beth) [TM] Western Fleurieu (Southern Vales): Simon Waters (Susie), Brenton Dick (Lyn), Deacon Peter Chapman (Heather) [N] Riverina: Donald Kirk 21 Makurdi Nigeria Bp Nathan Nyitar Inyom, Thika Kenya Bp Julius Njuguna Wanyoike [A] Area Deanery of Eastern Suburbs: Paul Harris [W] Ministry District of Southern Flinders (Melrose, Orroroo, Peterborough, Terowie, Wilmington, Wirrabara): John Fowler, Heather Sizer [TM] Western Fleurieu (Yankalilla and Delamere) Simon Waters (Susie), Brenton Dick (Lyn), Deacon Peter Chapman (Heather) [N] Rockhampton: David Robinson (Jan) 22 Malabar South India Bp Royce Manoj Victor, Thoothukudi-Nazareth South India Bp Samuel Devasahayam Ebenezer Clement, Hanuato'o Melanesia Bp Alfred Karibongi [A] Area Deanery of Gawler: Mark Hawkes (Fiona) [W] Ministry District of Southern Flinders (Georgetown, Gladstone, Jamestown, Laura, Spalding, the North East Mission): John Fowler, Wendy Cooper (Tim), Sr Sandra, Deacon Sarah Wiles (Steve) [TM] Increase in vocations to ordained and licensed ministry [N] Sydney: Glenn Davies (Dianne) 23 Iglesia Anglicana de la Region Central de America Primate Bp Julio Murray Thompson [A] Area Deanery of South- Eastern Suburbs: David Covington-Groth (Carolyn) [W] Streaky Bay (Haslam/Chilpanunda, Mt Cooper, Poochera, Streaky Bay): Gavin Scantlebury
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