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Praying Together PRAYING TOGETHER June 2020 Bishop of Leeds Nick Baines - Bishop of Leeds Bradford Episcopal Area/Bradford Archdeaconry Toby Howarth - Area Bishop of Bradford Andy Jolley - Archdeacon of Bradford Huddersfield Episcopal Area/Halifax Archdeaconry Jonathan Gibbs - Area Bishop of Huddersfield Anne Dawtry - Archdeacon of Halifax Leeds Episcopal Area/Leeds Archdeaconry Paul Slater - Bishop of Kirkstall Paul Ayers - Archdeacon of Leeds Ripon Episcopal Area/Richmond and Craven Archdeaconry Helen-Ann Hartley - Area Bishop of Ripon Jonathan Gough - Archdeacon of Richmond and Craven Wakefield Episcopal Area/Pontefract Archdeaconry Tony Robinson - Area Bishop of Wakefield Peter Townley - Archdeacon of Pontefract Diocesan Office Jonathan Wood - Diocesan Secretary Deans of the Cathedrals Jerry Lepine - Bradford John Dobson - Ripon Simon Cowling - Wakefield Monday 1st June Justin, Martyr at Rome, c165 B: Normanton Ch: Normanton All Saints C: Incumbent – Alan Murray R: Jo Reid, Andy Vanstan S: Normanton All Saints C of E VA Infant School H: Amy Stone AC: Nebraska (The Episcopal Church) The Revd Scott Barker Akot (South Sudan) Isaac Dhieu Ater Irele - Eseodo (Nigeria) Vacant Tuesday 2nd June B: North Wakefield Ch: Alverthorpe St Paul Outwood St Mary Magdalene Wrenthorpe St Anne C: Incumbent – Glen Coggins Assistant Curate -David Teece, Associate Priest - Jo Kershaw Associate Priest - Joanthan Bish R: Victoria Wilson, David Greenwood-Haigh, Angela Coggins, Daniel Park S: Alverthorpe St Paul’s CofE (VA) Junior and Infant School Stanley St Peter’s Primary School H: Lee Swift, J Fish AC: Nelson (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) Steve Maina Akure (Nigeria) Simeon Borokini Isial-Ngwa South (Nigeria) Isaac Nwaobia Wednesday 3rd June The Martyrs of Uganda, 1885-7 and 1977 B: Northowram Ch: Northowram St Matthew C: Incumbent – Vacant Associate Priest - James Allison R: Simon Johnson AC: Nevada (The Episcopal Church) Dan Edwards Alabama (The Episcopal Church) John McKee Sloan Thursday 4th June Petroc, Abbot of Padstow, 6th century B: Oakworth Ch: Newsholme St John Oakworth Christ Church C: Incumbent – Vacant Associate Priest – Bryony Partridge R: Philip Cullingworth, Sharon Quinn AC: New Busa (Nigeria) Israel Amoo Alaska (The Episcopal Church) Mark Lattime Albany (The Episcopal Church) William Love Friday 5th June Boniface (Wynfrith) of Crediton, Bishop, Apostle of Germany, Martyr, 754 B: Ossett and Gawthorpe Ch: Ossett Trinty Church C: Incumbent – Vacant R: Duncan Smith, Linda Musgrave, Katherine Brackley S: Ossett Holy Trinity CofE (VA) Primary School H: Auriel Wray AC: New Guinea Islands, The (Papua New Guinea) Dennis Kabekabe Algoma (Canada) Anne Germond Saturday 6th June Ini Kopuria, Founder of the Melanesian Brotherhood, 1945 B: Otley Ch: Otley All Saints C: Incumbent – Graham Buttanshaw R: Jackie Hird, Janet Buttanshaw S: Otley All Saints Cof E VC Primary School H: Ian Thomson-Smith AC: New Hampshire (The Episcopal Church) Robert Hirschfeld All Saints Cathedral Diocese (Kenya) Jackson Ole Sapit (Primate) Isikwuato (Nigeria) Manasses Chijiokem Okere Sunday 7th June Please pray for our Retired Clergy and those holding Permission to Officiate across the Diocese, for the invaluable support they provide in our parishes. AC: Pray for La Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico Francisco Moreno - Presiding Bishop of La Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico & Bishop of Northern Mexico Monday 8th June Thomas Ken, Bishop of Bath and Wells, Nonjuror, Hymn Writer, 1711 B: Ovenden Ch: Ovenden St George the Martyr C: Priest in Charge – Alan Maxwell R: Darrell Bishop AC: New Jersey (The Episcopal Church) William Stokes Amazon (Brazil) Marinez Rosa Dos Santos Bassotto Jabalpur (North India) Dr Prem Chand Singh Tuesday 9th June Columba, Abbot of Iona, Missionary, 597 Ephrem of Syria, Deacon, Hymn Writer, Teacher of the Faith, 373 B: Oxenhope Ch: Oxenhope St Mary the Virgin C: Incumbent – Cat Thatcher S: Oxenhope C of E Primary School AC: New Westminster (Canada) Melissa Skelton Amichi (Nigeria) Ephraim Ikeakor Jaffna (South India) Daniel Selvaratnam Thiagarajah Wednesday 10th June B: Pannal with Beckwithshaw Ch: Beckwithshaw St Michael and All Angels Pannal St Robert of Knaresborough C: Incumbent – John Smith Assistant Curate – Abbie Palmer AC: New York (The Episcopal Church) Andrew Dietsche Amritsar (North India) Dr Pradeep Samantaroy Thursday 11th June Barnabas the Apostle B: Penhill Ch: Aysgarth St Andrew Bolton St Oswald Preston under Scar St Margaret Redmire St Mary Thornton Rust Mission Room West Witton St Bartholomew C: Incumbent – Tom Ringland. Associate Priest – Penny Yeadon R: Gillian Vyner, Ian Ferguson S: West Burton C of E Primary School H: Charlotte Harper AC: Newala (Tanzania) Oscar Mnung'a Andaman & Car Nicobar Islands (North India) Christopher Paul Angola (Missionary Diocese) (Southern Africa) Andre Soares Friday 12th June B: Pontefract Ch: Pontefract All Saints Chequerfield St Mary Pontefract St Giles C: Incumbent – June Lawson Associate Priest – Wayne Phillips Associate Priest – Mark Watkins Assistant Curate – Michael Taylor Assistant Curate – Rod Walker R: Anita Hayes, David Brooks S: St Giles C of E Academy (Pontefract) H: Richard Grace AC: Newark (The Episcopal Church) Carlye J Hughes Ankole (Uganda) Sheldon Frederick Mwesigwa Saturday 13th June B: Potternewton with Little London Ch: Leeds All Souls Potternewton St Martin C: Incumbent – Nicholas lo Polito Associate Priest- Jane De Gay Associate Priest – Helen Banks R: Anthony Jowitt, Ann Nicholl AC: Newcastle (Australia) Dr Peter Stuart Newcastle (England) Christine Hardman Sunday 14th June Richard Baxter, Puritan Divine, 1691 Please pray for those cautiously emerging from homes and gardens and meeting with friends and families; that social distancing will be respected and there will continue to be understanding about the importance of keeping ourselves and each other safe. AC: Pray for the Church of the Province of Myanmar (Burma) Stephen Than Myint Oo - Archbishop of Myanmar and Bishop of Yangon Monday 15th June Evelyn Underhill, Spiritual Writer, 1941 B: Pudsey Ch: Pudsey St Lawrence C: Incumbent – Richard Dimery Assistant Curate – Sarah Harrison R: John Taylor, Shirley Connell AC: Ngbo (Nigeria) Godwin A. Awoke Antananarivo (Indian Ocean) Samoela Jaona Ranarivelo Jalingo (Nigeria) Foreman Nedison Tuesday 16th June Richard, Bishop of Chichester, 1253 Joseph Butler, Bishop of Durham, Philosopher, 1752 B: Queensbury Ch: Queensbury Holy Trinity C: Incumbent- Stephen Gott R: Carol Bower AC: Niagara (Canada) Susan Jennifer Anne Bell Antsiranana (Indian Ocean) Theophile Botomazava Jamaica & The Cayman Islands (West Indies) Howard Gregory Wednesday 17th June Samuel and Henrietta Barnett, Social Reformers, 1913 and 1936 B: Rastrick Ch: Rastrick St John the Divine Rastrick St Matthew C: Incumbent – Vacant R: Alan Hoggard, Glenn Tatton, John Motherdale AC: Niassa (Southern Africa) Vicente Msossa Aotearoa (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) Don Tamihere Thursday 18th June Bernard Mizeki, Apostle of the MaShona, Martyr, 1896 B: Ravensthorpe and Thornhill Lees with Saville Town Ch: Ravensthorpe St Saviour C: Priest in Charge – George Spencer S: Headfield CE (VC) Junior School Ravensthorpe CE (VC) Junior School Saville Town CE (VC) Infant and Nursery School Thornhill Lees CE (VC) Infant and Nursery School H: Sheldon Parkin, Debbie Douglas, Louise Brown AC: Nicaragua (Central America) Sturdie Downs Argentina (South America) Gregory James Venables Argyll & The Isles (Scotland) Kevin Pearson Friday 19th June Sundar Singh of India, Sadhu (holy man), Evangelist, Teacher of the Faith, 1929 B: Rawdon Ch: Rawdon St Peter C: Incumbent – Mark Smith R: Carol Dearden S: Rawdon St Peter C of E (VC) Primary School H: Caroline Sibson AC: Niger Delta North (Nigeria) Wisdom Buwu Ihunwo Niger Delta West (Nigeria) Emmanuel Oko-Jaja The Niger Delta (Nigeria) Ralph Ebirien Niger West (Nigeria) Johnson Ekwe Saturday 20th June B: Richmond with Hudswell and Downholme and Marske Ch: Downholme St Michael and All Angels Marske St Edmund Richmond St Mary C: Incumbent – Marin Fletcher R: George Alderson, Scott Lunn S: Richmond C of E Primary School St Francis Xavier RC/CE Voluntary Aided School (Richmond) H: L Hodges, Kate Williamson, Sharon Keelan-Beardsley AC: Nike (Nigeria) Christian Onyia Arizona (The Episcopal Church) Jennifer Reddall Jebba (Nigeria) Timothy Adewole Sunday 21st June Please pray that, after Covid-19, there will be ‘no going back’ to normal levels of pollution and environmental damage, and that 2020 will be the year we do whatever it takes to look after our planet. AC: Pray for the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) Henry Chukwudum Ndukuba - Metropolitan & Primate of all Nigeria & Bishop of Abuja Monday 22nd June Alban, first Martyr of Britain, c250 B: Ripon Cathedral Ch: Bishop Monkton St John the Baptist Burton Leonard St Leonard Littlethorpe St Michael and All Angels Ripon Bondgate St John the Baptist Ripon St Peter and St Wilfrid (Cathedral) Sharow St John the Evangelist C: Associate Priest – Ruth Newton Assistant Curate – Caitlin Carmichael-Davis R: Michelle Dearlove, John Baldini, Yvonne Jefferies, Dorothy Taylor, John Whelan, Loretta Williams, Ruth Grenfell S: Bishop Monkton C of E Primary School Burton Leonard C of E Primary School Ripon Cathedral C of E VA Primary School Sharow C of E VC Primary School H: Sally Cowling, Steven Holmes, Jacqui Palmer, Amanda Townson AC: Nimule Area (South Sudan) Martin Abuni Arkansas (The Episcopal Church) Larry Benfield Jerusalem (Jerusalem & Middle East) Suheil Dawani Tuesday 23rd June Etheldreda,
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