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June 2021 June 2021 Blessing our communities in Jesus’ name for the transformation of us all Blessing our communities in Jesus’ name for the transformation of us all This month we pray for Jarrow Deanery This month we pray for Jarrow Deanery Wednesday 23rd Church Buildings Panel Tuesday 1st Jarrow Area Dean: Revd Dr Ian Somasundram, Lay Chair: Mrs Cathy Barnes Etheldreda, Justin, Martyr at Abbess of Ely, Revd John D’Silva: Houghton-le-Spring St Michael & All Angels Rome c165 We pray this month for those being ordained Deacon in July and their parishes c678 Revd Dr Alastair Prince, Vocations Strategy Development Adviser Julia Bell: Stockton Parish Church Ember Day (when we pray Children’s Ministry Advisor: Sharon Pritchard DAC: Chair: Sandra Robertson, Buildings for Mission Secretary: Daniel Spraggon for vocations) Diocesan Leader of Youth Mission and Ministry: Andy Harris The Diocese of Canterbury: The Most Revd and Rt Hon Justin Welby Diocese of Christchurch – New Zealand; Rt Revd Peter Carrell Wednesday 2nd Christine Britcliffe, Lumley, Chilton Moor, East and West Rainton in plurality Thursday 24th South Shields St Hilda with St Thomas: Revd Mark Mawhinney Diocese of Cape Coast – Ghana: Rt Revd Dr Victor Atta-Baffoe Birth of John the Baptist Diocesan Finance Group All who seek to relieve poverty. For foodbanks and volunteers who run them Revd Elaine Gray: Hebburn St John with Jarrow Grange in plurality Thursday 3rd Jarrow Deanery Secretary: Mrs Mary Thompson, Treasurer: Keith Higgin Diocese of Chubu – Japan; Rt Revd Dr Francis of Assisi Renta Nishihara Thanksgiving for the Institution of Lloyd Brown: Darlington St Hilda and St Columba & Darlington St John Friday 25th South Westoe St Michael and All Angels: Revd Mark Mawhinney Holy Communion Diocese of Cape Town – South Africa: Most Revd Dr Thabo Makgoba Ember Day (Corpus Christi) Revd Rosemary Hendry: Crawcrook and Greenside Victims of abuse and violence, intolerance and prejudice Increase in vocations across all the deaneries in the Diocese Friday 4th Diocese of Clogher – Ireland: Vacant Boldon St Nicholas, East Boldon St George, Hedworth St Nicholas: PiC: Revd Petroc Abbot of Paul Baker, Hon Ass Min: Revd David Duke, Reader: Neil Cuthbertson, Reader in Padstow, 6th C Training: Mrs Emma Barker, PM: Mrs Julie McCann Saturday 26th Diocese on the Coast – Nigeria; Rt Revd Joshua Ebunoluwa Ogunele Ember Day Steve Edge: Hartlepool St Hilda Revd Wim Kuiper: St Matthew's and St Wilfrid's Sunderland Diocese of North Eastern Caribbean & Aruba: Rt Revd L Errol Brooks Vocations: Those in ministerial training Saturday 5th Hebburn St Cuthbert and St Oswald: Vacant Sunday 27th Dean & Chapter of Durham - The Very Revd Andrew Tremlett, Revd Canons Prof Boniface 4th Sunday after St Oswald’s C of E Primary School, Headteacher: Helen Smith Simon Oliver, Charlie Allen, Michael Hampel, Michael Everitt, Lay Canons: Simon (Wynfrith) of Trinity Wood, Mrs Cathy Barnes, Mr Andrew Thurston, Chapter Clerk and CO Amanda Crediton, Bishop, Edward Gunn; Auckland St Helen Anderson, College of Canons & Minor Canons Apostle of Germany, Martyr, Ven Libby Wilkinson and the team of Diocesan Support Staff The Church of Pakistan (United): Most Revd Humphrey Peters 754 The Diocese of Carlisle: Rt Revd James Scobie Newcome Monday 28th Bishop’s Leadership Team Sunday 6th Hospital Chaplains: Revd Kevin Tromans, Senior Chaplain. (Co Durham and Irenaeus, Bishop 1st Sunday after Revd Hannah Richardson: Peterlee. Revd Steph Price: Bishop Auckland Darlington), Revd Canon Remi Omole (Sunderland), Vacant (Sherburn), Revd of Lyons, Trinity Teacher of the Diocese of Cochin – South India: Rt Revd Baker Ninan Fenn Gareth Rowlands and Revd Joan Robinson (Gateshead), Vacant (North Tees and Faith, c200 Hartlepool), Revd Jon Goode, Revd Dr Simon Mason (CNTW), Revd Canon Victims of clerical sexual abuse Caroline Worsfold & Revd Pat Bealing (South Tyneside), Canon Colin Jay, Revd Osaro Omobude and Revd Debbie Baker, Tuesday 29th Whitburn St Mary: PiC: Revd Vernon Cuthbert Peter and Paul, Church of the Province of Myanmar: Most Revd Stephen Than Myint Oo Apostles Whitburn C of E Academy (Secondary), Principal: J E Crowe Monday 7th Revd Mahalha Wachepa: Durham North (Team Ministry) Deborah Hodge: Byers Green, Croxdale, Tudhoe and Kirk Merrington Diocese of Coimbatore – South India: Rt Revd Timothy Ravinder The Diocese of East Carolina – TEC; Rt Revd Robert Skirving The work of aid agencies throughout the world Wednesday 30th Our Archdeacons, Rick Simpson (Auckland), Bob Cooper (Sunderland) and Libby Wilkinson (Durham) Revd Ali Williams: Wheatley Hill, Thornley & Wingate with Hutton Henry Please send any prayer requests, particularly for the Wearmouth Deanery, for inclusion in July by 13th June, to [email protected] marked PRAYER CYCLE Diocese of Colombia – TEC: Rt Revd Francisco Duque Please feel free to photocopy this and distribute it to anyone who would like to use it. The Homeless and those who work to address homelessness June 2021 June 2021 Blessing our communities in Jesus’ name for the transformation of us all Blessing our communities in Jesus’ name for the transformation of us all This month we pray for Jarrow Deanery This month we pray for Jarrow Deanery Tuesday 8th Hebburn St John with Jarrow Grange Christ Church: PiC; Rev Dr Ian Wednesday 16th Jarrow and Simonside, St Paul and St John the Baptist, St Peter, South Shields Thomas Ken, Bishop Somasundram, SSM Curate, Revd Elaine Gray, Readers: Mrs Heather Stokes, Richard, Bishop of St Simon: Rector: Revd Lesley Jones, Associate Priest: Rev Stuart Hill, PM: Mrs of Bath and Wells, Paul Stokes, Mrs Gillian Melvin, Kenneth Smith, Reader in Training Mr Chris Chichester, 1253. Jacki Dunn Nonjuror, Hymn Wilson Joseph Butler, Writer, 1711 Bishop of Durham, Jarrow Cross C of E Primary School: Headteacher: Mrs McBeth Dawn Hudson: Gateshead Fell and Windy Nook Philosopher, 1752 Susan Sweeting: Annunciation Group, Sunderland Diocese of North Carolina – TEC; Rt Revd Samuel Rodman The Diocese of Chester; Rt Revd Mark Tanner Wednesday 9th Cleadon All Saints: PiC: Revd Vernon Cuthbert Thursday 17th South Shields TM All Saints, St Mary w St Martin: Team Rector: Rev Mervyn Columba, Abbot if Samuel and Cleaden C of E Academy (Primary), Principal: Mrs J Gray Thompson Iona, Missionary, 597 Henrietta Barnett, Ephrem of Syria, Alexander and Sarah Jones: Gateshead St George Social Reformers Holy Trinity C of E (Primary) Academy: Headteacher: Mrs T Murphy Deacon, Hymn 1913 and 1936 Heather Wallace: Pallion St Luke Writer, Teacher of the Senior Force Chaplain Durham Police: Canon Adrian Gatrill Faith, 373 Diocese of South Carolina – TEC; elect: Canon Ruth M Woodliff-Stanley Diocese of Chhattisgarh – North India: Rt Revd Robert Ali Friday 18th Thursday 10th Diocesan Finance Forum Rekendyke St Jude: Vacant, Reader Mrs Jennifer Lake Bernard Mizeki, Katherine Long: Blackwell, All Saints' and Salutation and Coniscliffe Apostle of the We pray this month for current deacons being priested in July and their parishes Mothers’ Union: President Kathleen Wilson JP, Chaplain Revd Norma Clee MaShona, Martyr Revd Hilary Avent: Hetton Lyons with Eppleton 1896 Diocese of Upper South Carolina – TEC: Vacant Cranmer Hall, Revd Professor David Wilkinson, Principal, St John’s College, Warden: Revd Dr Philip Plyming, Revd Emma Parker, Deputy Warden, Staff and students in training for ministry Friday 11th David Lucas: Heighington and Darlington St Matthew with St Luke Barnabas the Apostle Diocese of Chicago – TEC: Rt Revd Jeffrey Lee Lindisfarne College of Theology, Principal: Revd Dr David Bryan, staff and students training for ministry Saturday 19th South Shields St Aidan and St Stephen (The Lawe): Vacant Diocese of Western North Carolina – TEC: Rt Revd Jose A McLoughlin Sundar Singh of India, Sadhu (holy Our Bishops - Paul, Sarah, Assistant Bishops: John, Glyn, & David Saturday 12th Harton St Peter and Cleadon Park St Mark and St Cuthbert: PiC: Revd Kate man), Evangelist, Revd Phil Carter : Castleside St John and Benfieldside St Cuthbert Boardman, Reader (Harton): Peter Cross Teacher of the Faith, 1929 Diocese of Chichester: Rt Revd Martin Warner Stephen Martin: Lanchester and Burnhope, Harelaw and Annfield Plain Diocese of Cashel Ferns & Ossory – Ireland Rt Revd Michael Burrows Sunday 20th For University Chaplains - Revd Dr Stephanie Burette, Revd Canon Anna 3rd Sunday after Brooker, Revd Tim Ferguson, Revd Peter Kashouris, Revd Gavin Wort, Revd Trinity Sunday 13th Prison Chaplains, Holme House: Revd Kate Brooke, Durham: Revd Rebecca David Rushton (Durham) Revd Chris Howson (Sunderland) 2nd Sunday after Amoroso: Frankland (High Security): Revd Andrew West, Low Newton Church of North India (United); Most Revd Dr Prem Chand Singh Trinity (Women): Revd Sarah Parkinson The Church of Nigeria: Most Revd Henry C Ndkuba Monday 21st Board of Education: Director of Education: Paul Rickeard Revd Graham Copley: Hunwick and Willington Monday 14th Safeguarding Adviser: Beth Miller, Safeguarding Advisory Panel Richard Baxter, Lesotho Link: Revds Rob & Margaret Bianchi & Joseph Morenammele Timothy May: Monkwearmouth Puritan Divine, 1691 Diocese of Chotanagpur – North India: Rt Revd B B Baskey The Diocesan Deliverance Ministry Team The NHS, GP’s and local hospitals, for the vaccination programme Diocese of Chandigarh – North India: Rt Revd Younas Massey Tuesday 22nd Revd Tommy Daglish: Stanley and South Moor (Derwentside East) Tuesday 15th Horsley Hill St Lawrence the Martyr: PiC: Revd Paul Child, Reader: Mrs Alban, first Martyr of Evelyn Underhill, Diocesan Sec. James Morgan: all who work at Cuthbert House Kathleen Welsh Britain, c.250 Spiritual Writer 1941 Diocesan Retreat House, Shepherds Dene, Interim Warden: Philip Davies Heather Ross: Upper Weardale For schools, staff and pupils, for teachers making their pupil assessments Diocese of Chelmsford: Rt Revd Dr Guli Francis-Dehqani Diocese of Christ the King – South Africa: Rt Revd William Mostert .
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