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Prayer Diary September 2019 Prayer Diary September 2019 They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers. (Acts 2.42) The prayers for each day are for: ❖ the mission and ministry of a particular deanery/benefice; ❖ organisations, schools, events of the diocese and the wider community. ❖ people and places in the Anglican Communion; ❖ Our link Diocese Kagera and World Mission Please contact [email protected] for queries and suggestions. Sun 01.09.19 ❖ Bishop Martin Seeley and Bishop Mike Harrison. The Honorary Bishops: Graeme Knowles, Sandy Millar, Gavin Eleventh Reid, Tim Stevens, John Waine, Jeremy Walsh. The Sunday after Bishop of Richborough. The Bishops' Administrative Trinity. Team and the Bishops Chapel Chaplain. ❖ Those who will be baptised/confirmed this month, and the Giles of parishes preparing them. Provence, ❖ Pray for the Province of the Episcopal Church of South Hermit, Sudan. The Most Revd Justin Badi Arama, Bishop of c.710. Juba and Archbishop of the Province of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan. ❖ Pray that Christian Engineers for Development may be able to work with the dioceses of Kagera and Biharamulo to build much needed water tanks. 1 Mon ❖ Chaplains to the hospitals and hospices in our diocese. 02.09.19 Clergy with PTO: Stephen Abbott, Jenny Ablett, Robin Alderson, Roger Allen, Gill Anderson, Gordon Anderson, The Martyrs Chris Andrews, John Andrews, Judith Andrews, Val of Papua Armstrong, Elisabeth Arnold, John Aston, David Atkins, New Guinea, Marianne Atkinson. 1901 and ❖ The staff of hospitals and hospices, and those being 1942. cared for by them. ❖ Ondo (Nigeria) The Very Revd Stephen Oni. Calabar (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Tunde Adeleye. Kinshasa (Congo) The Rt Revd Achille Mutshindu. ❖ Pray for Chris and Anji Dawkins as they continue their teaching at KCTC in Kagera this month. Tue 03.09.19 ❖ Stowmarket Deanery (continued) Stowmarket, St Peter & St Mary: Heather Bunting Gregory the (Reader), Michael Eden (Rector), Tony Ingham (Reader), Great, Alan Lancaster (Reader), Richard Stretch (Assistant Bishop of Priest). Rome, ❖ Christopher Eyden being licensed today as Interim Parish Teacher of Priest of the Benefice of Haverhill with Withersfield and the Faith, Formation Adviser in the Diocese. 604. ❖ Ontario (Canada) The Rt Revd Michael Oulton. Calcutta (North India) The Rt Revd Probal Kanto Dutta. ❖ Kagera: Rev. Jothamu Rulayi: Rural Dean of Murukulazo Deanery. Wed ❖ Sudbury Deanery: Steve Morley (Rural Dean). Church 04.09.19 schools: Acton Primary School; Boxford Primary School; Bures Primary School; Crawford’s Primary School, Birinus, Haughley; Great Finborough Primary School; Great Bishop of Waldingfield Primary School; Hartest Primary School; Dorchester Long Melford Primary School; Old Newton Primary (Oxon), School; St Gregory Primary Sudbury; Trinity Primary Apostle of School, Combs; Tudor Primary School, Sudbury. Wessex, 650 ❖ Schools starting of a new year. Children at a new school. ❖ Oqbomoso (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Titus Babtunde Olayinka. Caledonia (Canada) The Revd David TJ Lehmann. Calgary (Canada) The Most Revd Gregory Kerr-Wilson. Calgary (Canada) The Rt Revd Sidney Glenn Black. ❖ Rev. Alex Mhunda, as he takes on the new responsibility of acting General Secretary in the Diocese of Biharamulo. Pray for wisdom and courage in his new role. 2 Thu 05.09.19 ❖ Acton with Gt Waldingfield: Caroline Hallett (Priest in Charge), Gerry Higginson (Reader), Faith Marsden (Assistant Curate). ❖ People starting new jobs. ❖ Oregon (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Michael Hanley. California (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Marc Andrus. ❖ Lweru: Rev Meshack Mwizagi - St Johns University Dodoma. Evangelist Renata Bombo - Carlisle College Nairobi. Fri 06.09.19 ❖ Boxford, Edwardstone, Groton, Little Waldingfield and Newton: Christopher Kingsbury (Reader), Rob Parker- Allen McGee (Rector). Gardiner, ❖ People recently bereaved and the work of Cruse and Missionary, similar organisations. Founder of ❖ Orlu (Nigeria) The Most Revd Bennett Okoro. Cameroon the South (West Africa) The Rt Revd Dibo Thomas-Babyngton American Elango. Kirinyaga (Kenya) The Rt Revd Joseph Kibichwa. Mission ❖ Pray for our Diocesan Environment Group as they work Society, 1851 to find ways in which we can respond as a diocese to the climate crisis. Pray that more churches will become eco- churches in the months to come. Sat 07.09.19 ❖ Bures with Assington and Little Cornard: Tricia Box (Associate Priest), Mary Cantacuzene (Assistant Priest), Andrew Clifft (Reader), Murray Emerson (Reader), Steve Morley (Vicar), John Symons (Reader). ❖ Bishops' Teaching Morning on the environmental crisis. ❖ Oru (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Geoffrey Chukwunenye Canberra & Goulburn (Australia) The Rt Revd Mark Short. Canberra & Goulburn (Australia) The Rt Revd Trevor Edwards. Canberra & Goulburn (Australia) The Rt Revd Stephen Pickard. ❖ Biharamulo: Bishop Vithalis Yusuph 3 Sun 08.09.19 ❖ David Jenkins (Archdeacon of Sudbury); Sally Gaze (Archdeacon for Rural Ministry); Rhiannon King Twelfth (Archdeacon of Ipswich); Ian Morgan (Archdeacon of Sunday after Suffolk). Jeanette Gosney (Acting Arcdeacon of Suffolk). Trinity. Diocesan Officers and Advisors. The Birth of ❖ Lightwave project staff team: Archdeacon for Rural the Blessed Mission Sally Gaze, Rural Resourcing Church Planter Virgin Mary and co-leader of the lightwave community (designate) Charlotte Cook, Project Manager Andrew Gosden, Administrator & Prayer Facilitator, Nina Seaman, Digital Missioner & Storyteller, Becky Luetchford. ❖ Pray for the Province of the Episcopal Church of Sudan. The Most Revd Ezekiel Kumir Kondo - Archbishop of the Province of Sudan & Bishop of Khartoum. ❖ Kagera: Rev. Pregmon L. Luboha, Kibirizi Parish. Mon ❖ Chaplains to schools and colleges in our diocese. 09.09.19 ❖ Teachers and students. Diocesan Board of Education. ❖ Osaka (Japan) The Rt Revd Andrew Haruhisa Iso. Charles Canterbury (England) The Most Revd and Rt Hon Justin Fuge Welby (Primate. Canterbury (England) The Rt Revd Lowder, Norman Banks. Canterbury (England) The Rt Revd Priest, 1880 Jonathan Goodall. Canterbury (England) The Rt Revd Roderick Charles Howell Thomas. Canterbury (England) The Rt Revd Trevor Willmott. ❖ Kagera: Rev. Joramu Nestory, Rwabunuka Parish. Tue 10.09.19 ❖ Chadbrook: Matthew Lawson (Rector). ❖ People with dementia and the families and other carers. ❖ Osun (Nigeria) The Rt Revd James Afolabi Popoola. Cape Coast (West Africa) The Rt Revd Victor Atta- Baffoe. ❖ Kagera: Rev. Daniel Buchendole, Mukarehe Parish. 4 Wed ❖ Glem Valley United Benefice: Patrick Prigg (Rector), 11.09.19 Jolann Prigg (Reader). ❖ Volunteering organisations. ❖ Osun North (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Abiodun T Olaoye. Cape Town (Southern Africa) The Most Revd Thabo Makgoba (Primate. Cape Town (Southern Africa) The Rt Revd Garth Counsell. Carlisle (England) The Rt Revd James Scobie Newcome. Carlisle (England) The Revd Emma Ineson. ❖ Pray that all of us who seek to follow Christ will both understand and truly live the message of the Gospel, wherever we are in the world. Thu 12.09.19 ❖ Great Cornard: Rowland Bareham (Reader), Chris Ramsey (Vicar), Jennie Ridley (Associate Priest). ❖ The Revd Charlotte Cook being licensed today as Rural Resourcing Church Planter and co-leader of the lightwave community. ❖ Osun North East (Nigeria) Vacant. Cashel & Ossory (Ireland) The Rt Revd Michael Andrew James Burrows. ❖ More than 50,000 people have been displaced by monsoon flooding across Myanmar. Pray for safe shelter for those who have left their homes as more rain is expected. Pray for support to restore houses, schools and livelihoods and for protection from landslides and collapsing roads and bridges. Fri 13.09.19 ❖ Sudbury St Gregory w St Peter and Chilton: Maggie Cogan (Reader), Cheryl Collins (Priest in Charge), Tom John Mumford (Assistant Curate), Judith Offord (Assistant Chrysostom, Curate). Bishop of ❖ People enslaved to superstition. Constantinop ❖ Ottawa (Canada) The Rt Revd John Holland Chapman. le, Teacher Ottawa (Canada) The Rt Revd Nigel Shaw. Central of the Faith, Buganda (Uganda) The Rt Revd Michael Lubowa. 407 ❖ Lweru: Rev. Raphael Ngabona, Bunba Bible College. 5 Sat 14.09.19 ❖ Sudbury with Ballingdon & Brundon: Lynne Fish (Lay Evangelist), Robert Fish (Reader), Judith Offord Holy Cross (Assistant Curate), Malcolm Offord (Reader). Day ❖ People taking part in Suffolk Historic Churches Trust Ride and Stride. ❖ Otukpo (Nigeria) The Rt Revd David Bello. Central Busoga (Uganda) The Rt Revd Patrick Wakula. Kisangani (Congo) The Rt Revd Lambert Funga Botolome. ❖ Lweru: Ev. Frank Silvester, Bunda Bible College. Sun 15.09.19 ❖ St Edmundsbury Cathedral. Joe Hawes (Dean). The Cathedral Chapter and staff. Thirteenth ❖ The work of A Roche and parishes working for Eco- Sunday after Church awards. Trinity. ❖ Pray for the Anglican Church of Tanzania. The Most Cyprian, Revd Dr Maimbo Mndolwa - Archbishop of Tanzania & Bishop of Bishop of Tanga. Carthage, ❖ Kagera: Rev. Deogratias Sebastian, Mubuhenge Parish. Martyr, 258 Mon ❖ Chaplains to the Emergency Services in our diocese. 16.09.19 Clergy with PTO: Nancy Baird, Peter Ball, Sylvia Bareham, Ann Barley, Ivan Barley, David Battersby, Ninian, Geoffrey Baulcomb, Annie Bayman, Eve Bell, John Berg, Bishop of Barbara Bilston, Margaret Blackall, Paul Bourner, Galloway, Christine Brooks, Geoff Brown, Simon Brown, Philip Apostle of Buckler, John Burrows. the Picts, ❖ Those who work in the emergency Services. c.432. ❖ Owerri (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Cyril Chukwunonyerem Edward
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