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Church of England Devon Prayers Church of England CHURCH OF ENGLAND DEVON PRAYERS CHURCH OF ENGLAND Sun 22nd – Mon 30th April DEVON This week pray for all those who lead worship in your churches and for all those who work so hard to ensure we have wonderful buildings to meet in. Prayers 22. For the Appledore, Northam, and Westward through the inspired witness of your evangelist Ho! Mission Community, their clergy Derek Saint Mark: grant that we, being firmly Arnold, David Carrington, Readers Anne Foster, grounded in the truth of the gospel, may be Sun 1st – Sat 7th April Nigel Price and for all who live and worship in faithful to its teaching both in word and deed; Westward Ho!, Northam and Appledore. through Jesus Christ your Son our Lord, who 1. On Easter Day we pray: Gracious God, we thank for all who live and worship in Yealmpton, 23. On the feast day of St George we pray: God is alive and reigns with you, in the unity of the you for the light of new life made possible Wembury and Brixton. of hosts, who so kindled the flame of love in Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. through Jesus. We pray that the Easter light of 5. Pray for the Abbotskerswell Mission the heart of your servant George that he bore 26. For the Ashburton & Moorland Mission life, hope and joy will live in us each day and Community, their priest John Leonard, Readers that we will be bearers of that light into the witness to the risen Lord by his life and by his Community, their clergy Geoffrey Fenton, Tim Collins, Ian Firth, Ruth Bettesworth and lives of others. death: give us the same faith and power of Reader Marion Kaye and for all who live and for all who live and worship in Kingskerswell, love that we who rejoice in his triumphs may worship in Widecombe in the Moor, Leusdon, 2. Prey for the Yealm and Erme Mission Coffinswell and Abbotskerswell. come to share with him the fullness of the Holne and Ashburton with Buckland in the Community, their priest Anne Legge and for all 6. For the Alphington Mission Community, their who live and worship in Revelstoke, Newton resurrection; through Jesus Christ your Son our Moor and Bickington. priest Mike Partridge, Reader Lesley Phillips- Ferrers and Holbeton. Cannon and for all who live and worship in Lord, who is alive and reigns with you, in the 27. Pray for all diocesan staff as they work to unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for 3. In our link with Thika we are asked to pray for Shillingford St George, Ide and Alphington. support all our clergy and other work that goes farmers preparing their land and hoping for ever. in our churches all around the diocese. 7. In our link with the Diocese of Bayeux-Lisieux adequate rain this month to produce a good in France we are asked to pray for chaplaincies 24. In our link with Melanesia we are asked to pray 28. Give thanks for the work of Martin Follett, harvest. Pray for the development of more with students at school and university, for the Most Revd George Takeli Archbishop who is retiring after many years as diocesan resilient farming methods to cope with the for those preparing for confirmation and of Melanesia and Bishop of Central Melanesia. registrar. Today many farewells are taking place. changing climate which makes the seasons undertaking trips to Taize. For parishes, their Today the seven Martyrs of the Melanesian unpredictable. 29. Pray for all those being confirmed in a special clergy and people in the area of Bretteville- Brotherhood are also remembered. service today at St Mary’s, Bideford. 4. For the Yealmside Mission Community, their sue-Laize. 25. On the feast day of St Mark we pray: Almighty clergy Owen Murphy, Martin Kirkbride and 30. Pray for all the work going on to fill the vacancy God, who enlightened your holy Church for the Bishop of Crediton. “They got up and returned at once to Jerusalem. There they found the Eleven and those with them, assembled together and saying, “It is true! The Lord has risen and has appeared to Simon.” Then the two told what had happened on the way, and how Jesus was recognized by them when he broke the bread.” Luke 24:33-35 .:: WWW.EXETER.ANGLICAN.ORG :: TWITTER.COM/COFEDEVON :: FACEBOOK SEARCH DIOCESE OF EXETER ::. .:: WWW.EXETER.ANGLICAN.ORG :: TWITTER.COM/COFEDEVON :: FACEBOOK SEARCH DIOCESE OF EXETER ::. Sun 8th – Sat 14th April Sun 15th – Sat 21st April This week continue to thank God for the signs of new life all we see all around us in the flowers As the days get warmer enjoy a walk around your neighbourhood. Pray for all who live there. and trees and plants of all kinds. 8. Today is the Civic Service for Devon County 11. Pray for David Nixon as he is licensed today as 15. For the Barnstaple Mission Community, their 18. Pray for all those leading and attending the Council. Pray for all our County Councillors the new priest at St Thomas Church in Exeter. clergy David Fletcher, Andy Dodwell, Nigel safeguarding training today in Exeter, 24th in and for the new Chairman Ray Radford. Dilkes, Guy Chave-Cox, Marion Sanders, Cathy Barnstaple, 25th in Exeter. 12. For the Aune Valley Mission Community, their Scoffield, Shirley Paterson, Readers Joanna 9. On the feast of the Annunciation as we priest Daniel Hartley, Reader Nell Stamp and 19. For the Bideford and the Four Villages Pay, John Hartfield and for all who live and Mission Community, their clergy Claire Rose- remember the visit of the Archangel Gabriel for all who live and worship in Woodleigh, worship in Sticklepath with Roundswell, to Mary giving her the news of her pregnancy, Thurlestone, South Milton, Loddiswell and Casemore, Marisa Cockfield, Madeline Bray, Pilton with Ashford, Newport, Goodleigh, Leigh Winsbury, Readers Peter Hooper, Sarah we pray for all mothers and for all those who Churchstow. Bishops Tawton, Barnstaple St Peter and St long to be mothers. Cordingley and for all who live and worship 13. Pray for our Higher Education chaplains and Mary Magdalene and Barnstaple Holy Trinity. in Weare Giffard, Monkleigh, Littleham, 10. In our link with the Diocese of Cyprus and the particularly Chantal Mason, Hannah Alderson 16. For the Bere Ferrers with Bere Alston Mission Landcross and Bideford. Gulf we pray for St George’s in Baghdad with and team working at the University of Exeter. Community, their clergy Nick Law, Dawn 20. For the Bovey Valley Mission Community, its congregation of people from different Iraqi 14. For the Axe Valley Mission Community, their Oakley, Readers Sheila Gay, Susan Belfield denominations. Pray for the work of the clinic their clergy David Harris, Graham Hamilton, clergy Clive Sedgewick, Cate Edmonds, and for all who live and worship in Bere Simon Franklin, Readers Lionel Holmes, John there, kindergarten, Mothers’ Union branch Geoffrey Walsh, Readers Tony Nixon, Su Clark Ferrers with Bere Alston. and for all the events that take place in the Randall and for all who live and worship in and for all who live and worship in Membury, 17. Pray for all our hospital chaplains and in North Bovey, Moretonhampstead, Manaton, large hall. Pray also for Hope Cultural Centre Combpyne with Rousdon, Chardstock St and School under construction. particular for the work of co-ordinating Lustleigh, Ilsington, Hennock, Bovey Tracey Andrew, Axminster and All Saints. chaplain Martin Manley and team chaplains St Peter, St Paul and St Thomas of Canterbury Angela Sumner and Sally White at Torbay and Bovey Tracey St John with Heathfield. Hospital. 21. Pray for the work of all the churches in the Archdeaconry of Totnes, for the Archdeacon Douglas Dettmer and for his PA Chris Braithwaite. “Therefore the Lord himself will give you a sign: The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and will call him Immanuel.” Isaiah 7:14 Information included in this prayer diary is taken from the diocesan database, where people have given us permission to do so, and was accurate at the time of publication. If there are any changes please email [email protected].
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