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the cathedral church of st saviour, goulburn The Anglican Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn Prayer Points for March 2021 DAY 1 - Monday 1 March 2021 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: The Diocese of Armidale Anglican Church of Australia: The Primate: Archbishop Geoffrey Smith The General Synod, Standing Committee, Boards, Committees and Commissions: General Secretary, Anne Hywood The Bishops' Office: Bishop Mark Short, (Monica), Bishop Stephen Pickard (Jennifer), Bishop Carol Wagner (Jay), Bev Forbes, Alison Payne, Steve Nation (Keiyeng) Diocesan Registrar/General Manager: Trevor Ament and the staff of Diocesan Services Anglican Investment Development Fund: Chair, Mark Baker; the Board, Adam Wright (customer relations) and other staff Pray for: The strengthening of relationships between the twenty-three Dioceses of the Australian Anglican Church, the development of our life and witness as a National Church and for our ecumenical relationships. Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: pray for the ministry of the Cathedral in the Diocese We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Sidney Kendell Sidwell, Hazel Mavis Hobbs DAY 2 - Tuesday 2 March 2021 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: The Diocese of Arochukwu/Ohafia (Nigeria) Diocese of Adelaide: Archbishop Geoffrey Smith, Bishops Denise Ferguson, Tim Harris, Chris McLeod, Clergy & People Archdeacons: Wayne Brighton (Meg), Paul Cohen (Sue), Grant Bell (Lesley), Rebecca Newland, (David Grice), Neil Percival (Leanne), Jane Simmons, James Coats (Skye) Area & Functional Deans: Dave McLennan (Cath), Mark Evers (Genevieve), Tim Narraway (Annemarie), David Rajesekeram (Rachael), Andrew Taylor (Michelle), Ken King (Karen), John Kuruvilla (Molly), Ben Edwards (Kate) Professional Standards Board and Committees: Professional Standards Director, Peter Barnett; Director of Safe Communities, TBA Safe Ministry Administrator: Gaynor Elder Pray for: Victims of physical and sexual abuse and the Royal Commission. Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: Pray for the Bishop and his ministry in the Cathedral We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Leila Linton, Betty Constance Dell DAY 3 - Wednesday 3 March 2021 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: The Diocese of Aru (Congo) Diocese of Armidale: Bishop Rod Chiswell (Elizabeth), Clergy and People St Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn: Dean Phillip Saunders (Sue), Anne Wentzel, Kevin Stone, Harley Lockley (Pam), office staff and volunteers Friends of St Saviour’s Cathedral: Chair, Diana Body, secretary Graham Holgate Lucas Tooth Scholar: Susan Bridge, Oxford University Anglicare Canberra and Goulburn: Jeremy Halcrow (CEO); Board; staff; and clients Pray for: The Cathedral Chapter, and all aspects of the work and ministry of St Saviour’s Cathedral, the mother church of the Diocese. Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: Pray for the ministry of the Cathedral in the city of Goulburn We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Cecil Nichols, John James Poile, Keith White, Samuel George Osmond, Floris Eileen Rankin DAY 4 - Thursday 4 March 2021 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: The Missionary Diocese of Asaba (Nigeria) Diocese of Ballarat: Bishop Garry Weatherill, Clergy and People North Goulburn: Paul Davey (Lorraine) Wollondilly Gardens Self Care Units: Chaplain Caroline Campbell New South Wales Police Chaplaincy: Murray Woolnough (Bride) West Goulburn: Peter Hayes (locum), Graeme Dunn (Kathy) F5 Service at West Goulburn: the F5 team, Peter Mylonas (Janice), Dan OpdeVeigh (Ali) (SLM), Robyn and Paul Baxter Marulan: TBA Goulburn Base Hospital Chaplaincy: Caroline Campbell (Acting Chaplain) and West Goulburn Parish team Goulburn Correctional Centre: Ross Gear (Julie) Pray for: Spouses and families of clergy and lay ministers and stipendiary lay ministers (SLM). Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: Pray for the Dean in his role in the Cathedral and Diocese and sub-Dean (Anne) in her role in the Cathedral. We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: George Alfred Whitenstall, Annette McDonnell, Michael John Lipscomb, Shirley Margaret Woodward DAY 5 - Friday 5 March 2021 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: The Diocese of Asante-Mampong (West Africa) St Mark's National Theological Centre, Canberra: Director Andrew Cameron (Mary-Anne); David Neville, Associate Head, Charles Sturt University School of Theology & Senior Lecturer New Testament (Sonia); Geoff Broughton, Lecturer in Practical Theology, (Jackie); Jane Foulcher, Lecturer in Systematic Theology (John); Michael Gladwin, Lecturer History & Editor of St Mark’s Review (Lara); Jeanette Mathews, Lecturer in Old Testament; Peter Pocock, Course Director & Lecturer in Theology & Liturgy; Russell Warnken, Lecturer in Theology; John Painter, Library and Administrative staff and volunteers Centre for Ageing and Pastoral Studies: Director: Dr Bruce Stevens All being prepared for ministries, both ordained and lay in the Diocese and beyond, and Ian Marshall (Robyn), Director of Ministry Training & Development Pray for: Vocations to the sacred ministry (priesthood & diaconate), the process of selection of candidates. Ordination Advisors: Caroline Campbell, Tim McGhie, Elizabeth Sloane, Margaret Wheelwright, Paul Cohen and Denis Riley Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: Pray for our outreach ministries and especially for new candidates for the Journey program and for those who have completed it. We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Jean Snape, George Andrew David Morton, Horace Claude Hawkins (priest), Allen Charles McIntyre, Veronica Alma Humphries, Harold James Costello DAY 6 - Saturday 6 March 2021 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: The Diocese of Saint Asaph (Wales) Diocese of Bendigo: Bishop Matt Brain, Clergy and People Canberra Grammar School: Justin Garrick (Dharini Ganesan Raju); Chaplains, Andrew Robinson (Felicity), James Coats (Skye), staff and students; Head of Department of Religious and Values Education, Philip Chappell; Assistant Chaplain Elizabeth Gale Canberra Girls' Grammar School: Principal Anna Owen, staff and students; Chaplain Jenny Wilsher, Assistant Chaplain Hilda Lee Anglican News: Editor Alison Payne and the production and distribution teams Pray for: Cursillo community Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: Pray for the ministry of the Cathedral in the area of mental health We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Annette Christie, Dudley Willis Roberts, Vivian Maree Martens, Thelma Iris Gregory, Stephen John Larkham, William John Frederick (Billy) Mitchell DAY 7 - Sunday 7 March 2021 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: Province de L’Eglise Anglicane Du Congo Diocese of Brisbane: Archbishop Phillip Aspinall, Bishops Jeremy Greaves, Jonathan Holland, Cameron Venables, John Roundhill (Frances), Clergy and People Braidwood: Rick Lewis (p/t interim priest) Bungendore: Michael Pailthorpe (Chloe) Mulwaree Ministry District: Tom Frame (Helen), Ken King (Karen) Cartwright Mission District: Rector TBA, Vicki Handcock (Hon Deacon Assist) Hayden Swinbourne (Kylie), Royce Thompson (Sue) Crookwell: Wayne Landford, (Fiona), Rick Lewis (Gwenda) Binda: Sally Cullen Taralga: Di Middlemiss, SLM Pray for: Small country churches and their ministry; co-operating parishes; Diocesan Centre for Lay Ministry & Mission. Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: We pray for the ministry of our Tri Diocesan link parish – All Saints Cathedral, Bathurst and St Alban’s Cathedral, Griffith We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Chesley Hush, Norman Henry Lambert, Bryant Gordon Lansdowne, Bronwyn Cooper DAY 8 - Monday 8 March 2021 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: The Diocese of Athabasca (Canada) Diocese of Bunbury: Bishop Ian Coutts, Clergy and People St John's Canberra: Margaret Emil (locum), Vicky Cullen, David Hill (Barbara), Geoff Sibly (Anne), Kevin Stone St John's Care: Jason Haines, acting executive officer and volunteers Sutton Road Mission District: Royce Thompson (Sue) (Locum) Australian National University: Chaplaincy Team: Vicky Cullen Radford College: Principal, Fiona Godfrey; staff and students; Chaplain, Katherine Rainger, Erin Tuineau (Ali), Andrew Fleming SLM Pray for: Ministry to post-secondary students. Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: Pray for the Cathedral Wardens and Council We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Eva Pike, Emily May Matthews, William Francis Wilson DAY 9 - Tuesday 9 March 2021: Anglican Cycle of Prayer: The Diocese of Athooch (South Sudan) Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn: Bishop Mark Short (Monica), Stephen Pickard (Jenny), Carol Wagner (Jay), Clergy and People Bishop-in-Council and the Ministry Executive, the Anglican Church Property Trust and The Pelican Foundation: Chancellor, Richard Refshauge Diocesan Synod: Lay Synod members, clergy and staff Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture: Executive Director, Bishop Stephen Pickard (Jennifer); Centre Manager Hazel Francis and staff All Saints' Ainslie: Lynda McMinn, James Butt, Sarah Gibson (Thomas) All Saints College Warden TBA, Chaplain Lynda McMinn, staff and students Holy Cross, Hackett: Tim Watson (Kate) Brindabella Court Self Care Units, Downer: Warden Peter Malone (Kerry) Pray for: Growth of the Pelican Foundation and the Anglican Investment Development Fund. Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: Pray for the members of our pastoral care team. We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Doris Brewer, Douglas Richard Sonnlex DAY 10 - Wednesday 10 March 2021 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: The Diocese of Atlanta (The Episcopal Church) Bishop to the Defence Force: Grant Dibden (Jeanette) St Philip's O'Connor: Martin Johnson (Susan), Jeannette McHugh, Robin Moore, Scott
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