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DIOCESAN CYCLE OF PRAYER May 2021 – June 2021 God our Father, renew our hope. By the Holy Spirit’s power strengthen us to pray readily, serve joyfully and grow abundantly rejoicing in Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. 1 May – Philip and James, Apostles Corfe Mullen, Wimborne Deanery Clergy: Jane Burgess, Charles Burgess, Matt Smith. 2 May – Fifth Sunday of Easter Cranborne with Boveridge, Edmondsham, Wimborne St Giles and Woodlands, Wimborne Deanery Clergy: Robert Simpson, John Williams. LLM in training: Jan Brown. Ordinand on placement: Angus Mayhew. We give thanks for the use of technology which enables us to post a weekly Sunday Service and to continue church meetings, and for our Open the Book team to resume story telling. We give thanks for the resumption of in-person worship from Mothering Sunday and for strong attendances at our Easter services. Cranborne CE VA First School - Head - Mrs Annette Faithfull Wimborne St Giles CE VA First School – Head - Mrs Philippa Hill Anglican Cycle of Prayer: The Episcopal Church in Jerusalem & The Middle East 3 May Hampreston, Wimborne Deanery Clergy: Sarah Pix, Patches Chabala, Barry Lomax. LLMs: Ralph Dodds, David Scouse, Alan Field. Pray for us as we seek to follow Jesus into the future, looking for how to work together in unity to bring hope to our communities in the recovery season. Pray for the appointment of a new Children and Families Pastor to St Mary’s. Pray for Oli and Natascha Fricker, preparing to join us for Oli’s curacy in June. 4 May New Borough and Leigh St John (or Wimborne St John), Wimborne Deanery Clergy: Peter Breckwoldt, Matt Lee, Michael Drury. LLMs: Alan Fryer, Jo Field. Pray for St John’s review of our vision for the next few years Pray for our appointment in 2022 of Matt Lee as our Associate Minister Pray for our global mission – supporting our Global Action partners around the world Pray for opportunities for outreach to our community and beyond Pray for opportunities to share our services beyond the church family – via live streaming and other social media Wimborne St John's CE VC First School 5 May Verwood, Wimborne Deanery Clergy: Deborah Matthews, Norman Mouland. LLMs: Robin Morgan, Duncan Moss, Bill Seymour. LWL: Barbara Walton. CLP: Martyn Hancock. Youth Worker: Helen Jackson. We pray that our on-line services will continue to reach out to people beyond our church buildings, and that our new patterns of worship in the Churches become established. Also praying for the launch of our new evening service in St Michael’s Church and for the Leadership Team preparing to put our plans into practice. Verwood CE VA First School Verwood Trinity CE VA First School Episcopal churches in South Sudan and Sudan: Please pray for Rt Revd Bismark Monday Avokaya in the diocese of Mundri. 6 May West Moors, Wimborne Deanery Clergy: Andy Muckle, Lynne Morris, Alan Butler. Please pray for our developing partnership with Sturt’s Community Trust and St Mary’s First School and Nursery in developing food education and addressing food poverty in our town. We give thanks for the Spirit filled conversations so far and look forward in hope as we ‘Love God and Love West Moors’. West Moors St Mary's CE VC First School 7 May West Parley, Wimborne Deanery Clergy: Charles Booth, Sheila Thomas. Please pray that we may grow in that perfect love which casts out fear, and that it may inspire us to live fully in the present and in the service of God's future. 8 May Wimborne Minster and Wimborne Villages, Wimborne Deanery Clergy: Andrew Rowland. Please pray for or parishes in and around Wimborne. For our ministry team and for the mission of our churches as we look to the future, adapt to change, with hope in our hearts and a firm belief in the loving purposes of our Lord. Witchampton CE VA First School Gaunts Common St James' CE VC First School Wimborne Queen Elizabeth's CE VC Secondary School 9 May – Sixth Sunday of Easter Mothers’ Union - Rosie Stiven (Pres), Jenny Harrison (Sec) Prayer is the very foundation for all the work of the Mothers’ Union and so today, we pray; Loving Father, Wherever we are, we live in your family. When our families are broken by circumstance and pain, you reach out to hold us in your arms, piece by piece you make us whole again. And in your love-filled hands we are transformed. Loving Father, help us to build and re-build relationships in all corners of our hearts. To be like you, to love like you, to heal brokenness and restore wholeness in our own families and in families worldwide. Anglican Cycle of Prayer: The Anglican Church of Kenya 10 May Poole & North Bournemouth Deanery Rural Dean: Lucy Holt. ARD: David Price. Lay Chair: John Rollestone. Pray for David Reed who is working with the Deanery to devise a new deanery plan. Pray for us all to work closer together and more collaboratively to develop ministry for the future. 11 May Branksome Park All Saints, Poole & North Bournemouth Deanery Clergy: Charlie Boyle, Stewart Timbrell. LLM: Eva Wallace-Hadrill. LWL: Kate Edwards. LWL in training: Stella Whitcombe. Moorlands Student Intern: Emma Blaney. Renew us by Your Holy Spirit and Word, as we rebuild and rethink ways of being the people of God. We pray for the safe arrival of Dale Edy (Children, Youth & Families worker) and his family. Help us build back better and prepare for saved souls, growth and witness. 12 May Branksome St Aldhelm, Poole & North Bournemouth Deanery Clergy: Pip Martin. Please pray that all of us - the bereaved, the unwell, the over-worked and the unemployed, the isolated and the overwhelmed, and the tired clergy trying to pray, pastor and preach amid them all - may we all encounter this day one small, astonishing moment of wonder and beauty and encouragement in which we can breathe in that 'God is here.' Poole Bishop Aldhelm's CE VA Primary School Episcopal churches in South Sudan and Sudan: Please pray for Rt Revd Seme Nigo Abinda in the diocese of Panyana 13 May – Ascension Day Branksome St Clement, Poole & North Bournemouth Deanery Clergy: Jonathan Foster, Lynn Bowerman, Mo Willis. As Covid restrictions ease, please pray for the resumption of community links with care homes, school, the local health centre and Funeral directors. Pray for safety for all as we meet face to face for fellowship in church and in the halls. 14 May – Matthias the Apostle Broadstone, Poole & North Bournemouth Deanery Clergy: Helen Bailey, Lyndon Webb, Patrick Hastings, Paul Renyard. Reader Emeritus: Margaret Breedon. Please pray for our NorthReach building project, hopefully beginning soon, to create new rooms through which we wish to serve our community. Pray for our conversations about LLF in June, our desire to support community needs which have emerged during the Covid pandemic, and for our launch of Forest Church, Eco Chapel and environmental initiatives. 15 May Canford Cliffs and Sandbanks, Poole & North Bournemouth Deanery Clergy: Andrew O'Brien, Tom Pelham. We give thanks that we have continued communal worship in church when we have been legally allowed to do so. Thanks also to all those who have continued to worship during this difficult time. 16 May – Seventh Sunday of Easter Ensbury Park, Poole & North Bournemouth Deanery Clergy: Simon Evans, David Wheeler, Margaret Evans. LLM: Sue Ellsmore. Please give thanks for the continued resourcing of the Boxes of Hope scheme supporting families in crisis and need. Please pray for discernment as we resume a parish review interrupted by Lockdown, that we may know God’s will for the mission of his church in this place. Anglican Cycle of Prayer: The Anglican Church of Korea 17 May Hamworthy, Poole & North Bournemouth Deanery Clergy: Tessa Nisbet, Reg Baldock, Sally Taylor, Ashley Ross. LLMs: Jenny Baldock, Viv Robertson. We would value prayer as we consider our summer activities and the safe return to church. Prayer for those who will find the necessary changes difficult. Our collaborative response via the Community Food Store to challenging post pandemic circumstances. 18 May Heatherlands St John, Poole & North Bournemouth Deanery Clergy: David Price, Peter Homden. Children & Families Worker: Bex Simpkins. Praise for: • Online engagement with St John's and COGS during Covid lockdowns; • Groups and Children's & Youth work continuing (albeit depleted) on Zoom; • Location: church at the crossroads. Pray for: • Transition back to 'person to person'; • Revival of Children & Families work; • Progress with COGS building project. 19 May Lilliput, Poole & North Bournemouth Deanery Clergy: Louise Ellis, Aidan Smith, Peter Huxham. Please pray for as us begin meeting together more and seek to find a balance between online and in person worship and groups. We pray for Lilliput CE Infant School, giving thanks for the tremendous work they have done over the past year, and continue to do each day. Poole Lilliput CE VC Infant School Episcopal churches in South Sudan and Sudan: Please pray for Rt Revd Saman Farjalla in the diocese of Wad Medani, in the province of Sudan. 20 May Creekmoor, Poole & North Bournemouth Deanery Clergy: Janice Audibert, Jean Audibert. On the first anniversary of the completion, we give thanks to God for the amazing opportunities of the extended church building. Please pray for us:- For our quest to grow deeper in our discipleship and to grow new disciples to love and to serve As we begin to look at how we can use the building to serve our community post covid. In the setting up and opening of a community café in September. For our finances to pay our bills and to begin to pay back the £300,000 building loan.
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