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Download the September 2021 Cycle of Prayer Cycle of Prayer September 2021 Wednesday 1 In the North Wingfield Team, St John Tupton. Clergy: Lynn Hayler, Readers: Rowland Cooper, David Simkins, Yvonne Haywood, Marie Ashmore. PCC & congregation. Thursday 2 In the North Wingfield Team, St Lawrence North Wingfield. Readers: Rowland Cooper, Yvonne Haywood, David Simkins, PCC and congregation, and who support them during the clergy vacancy. Friday 3 In the North Wingfield Team, St Bartholomew Clay Cross. Clergy: Lynn Hayler. Readers: Rowland Cooper, Yvonne Haywood, David Simkins, PCC and congregation. Saturday 4 In the North Wingfield Team, St Barnabas Danesmoor. Clergy: Lynn Hayler. Readers: Rowland Cooper, Yvonne Haywood, David Simkins. PCC and congregation. Sunday 5 The Peak centre at Edale. Ben Acty - Warden, the staff and for all users of this facility. The children, staff and governors of Edale CofE Primary school. Monday 6 For the students, staff and governing body of Derby Cathedral School, as they settle into their new building. Jenny Brown - Headteacher Helen Wetherall - Chair of Governors Tuesday 7 Pray for all returning to school for a new academic year, especially those starting a new school and for staff dealing with covid-19 restrictions. O God, the strength of my life, let me be strong today as I meet new people in new places. help me to discover friends among strangers, Make me brave when I am worried, show me how to learn from everyone around me, and help me to do my very best to meet opportunities and challenges eagerly, Give me strength to overcome my worries, and keep me in your safe keeping, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Wednesday 8 For all the members of our Diocesan Education team and The Diocesan Board of Education as they support the work of schools within our diocese. Thursday 9 For all the training courses and opportunities for learning within the Diocese of Derby. Friday 10 For all our rural churches and communities. Alan Griggs, Agricultural Chaplain with Rural Action Derbyshire within the Diocese of Derby. Saturday 11 On the anniversary of 9/11Terrorist Attacks in the US. Almighty God, who can bring good out of evil, and who can make even the wrath of humanity turn to your praise: we pray that you will so order and dispose the affairs of the nations that we may be brought through strife to lasting peace; and that the nations of the world may come together for the good of humankind. Bless your beautiful world. Lead her leaders from falsehood, into Truth and Justice. Guard and defend your children. Re-kindle in all the citizens of your world, the fire of your love. And inspire us to love one another, and to be peace-makers, through Jesus Christ, the Saviour of the World. Amen. Sunday 12 - Education Sunday Prayer for people involved in education Lord God, we thank you for teachers, for their enthusiasm and hard work and for all they invest in the children and young people that they teach. Help them as they transform lives through the way they teach. We pray for the many people who enable schools to run smoothly and who provide a nurturing environment for our children. We pray for school governors who play the role of a critical friend. For all those in further and higher education For all those in our church who nurture the next generation. For children and young people at nursery, school, academy and college. help them to make the most of the opportunities that they have to be diligent students, to play creatively and to know your love as they seek to follow you. Help us to support and encourage those in our congregation who work in education, to appreciate the important job that they do in shaping the future of our world and to remember them in our prayers. Monday 13 Pray for St Elizabeth’s Hostel, the Bishop of Derby’s Harvest Appeal 2021 - raising funds to provide housing and education for girls in Kolkata. Tuesday 14 The parish of St Helen Pinxton during the clergy vacancy. PCC and congregation and who will support them. Wednesday 15 In a United benefice with Ironville, the parish of St James Riddings. Clergy:Imogen Black, Mark Taylor, Julian Penfold, Ken Johnson. PCC & congregation. Thursday 16 In a United benefice with Riddings, the parish of Christ Church, Ironville. Clergy: Mark Taylor, Imogen Black, Julian Penfold, Ken Johnson. PCC & congregation. Friday 17 In a United Benefice, the parish of St Leonard Shirland during the clergy vacancy. Reader: Margaret Cook, PCC and congregation, and all who support them. Saturday 18 For churches offering opportunities for those wanting to discover faith throughAlpha and other courses. Sunday 19 We pray for all those who have received invitations to come Back to Church and that our churches might be places of welcome. Breathe upon the spark that still remains, stir again the embers of our first love, warm our hearts and souls for worship. Bring us once again to where it all began, that we might become messengers of grace, relighting your flame of love throughout this dark world. Monday 20 For all Church of England bishops as they gather together this week for the College of Bishops and especially for our bishops Libby and Malcolm. Tuesday 21 - Matthew Apostle Pray for all Christians that we may have the strength to share what following Christ means to them. Wednesday 22 The parish of St Michael & All Angels South Normanton. Clergy: Stephen Potter, PCC and congregation. Thursday 23 University Chaplains - Adam Dickens (University of Derby) and Ingrid Keith (Buxton and Leek College). Pray for all preparing for the new term at University, especially those leaving home for the first time and for all coping with restrictions. Friday 24 The Parish of St Thomas Somercotes. Clergy: Revd Imogen Black, Revd Julian Penfold, Revd Mark Taylor, PCC & congregation. Saturday 25 For churches with Curates and all Training Incumbents Sunday 26 For those who lead in the Church of North India with whom our Diocese has a special link. For Bishop Prem Chand Singh in his role as Bishop of Jabalpur, as well as Moderator of CNI. Monday 27 Pray for all our retired clergy who continue to offer service to the Church. Lord, you call us to your service, send your Spirit to make us strong in faith and active in good works. Unite your Church in the Holy Spirit that we may serve you with all our hearts and work together with unselfish love. May everything we do begin with your inspiration, and continue with your saving help. and through you reach completion. Give us strength and joy in serving you as followers of Christ, may we learn to deny ourselves and to love you above all things. Fill us with your gifts and make us always eager to serve you in faith, hope and love and keep us faithful all the days of our life. Tuesday 28 For the clergy of our diocese as they gather together for the annual Clergy Conference. Wednesday 29 In the North Wingfield Team, St Mary, Pilsley. Clergy: Lynn Hayler. Readers: Mark Ratcliffe, Rowland Cooper, Yvonne Haywood, David Simkins, Gerald Wright. PCC and congregation. Thursday 30 Pray for parishes celebrating harvest festivals in the coming days and weeks. Creator God, for daily bread and all who work to bring your harvest home we bring our thanks today. Forgive our ingratitude, when we who have so much yet waste what you have given. For those whose harvest is poor, whose crops have withered, water tainted, whose children starve. Help those who bring relief and we pray for world leaders, that they may act with urgency for the sake of the earth and the most vulnerable..
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