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March 2021 – June 2021 DIOCESE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA PARISH FELLOWSHIP & DAILY INTERCESSIONS MARCH 2021 – JUNE 2021 R E N E W E D H E A R T S R E N E W E D S P I R I T S R E N E W E D P E O P L E MARCH 1 Brendon Neilson - diocesan vision animator 2 Anna Greenwood-Lee & family - bishop 3 Retired/honorary clergy & spouses 4 The community of S. George at Kingcome Inlet, Wakeman, Hopetown, & Gilford Island 5 Susan Hermanson - S. Philip, Cedar 6 Eric Stephanson - Ss. Christopher & Aidan, Lake Cowichan 7 Lent 3 Anna, our bishop. Christ Church Cathedral, Victoria - Ansley Tucker, Ross Bliss, Ian Powell & Nancy Ford. Diocese of Yukon - Bishop Lesley Wheeler-Dame. 8 Congregation of Holy Trinity, Sooke 9 Andrea & Mark McCoy - diocesan refugee program, community engagement coordinator 10 SuSan Jensen & Gerry Porter - S. Peter and S. Paul, Esquimalt 11 Board, staff & clients of Threshold Housing 12 Cathie Dafoe Hall - S. Peter, Campbell River & S. Saviour by-the-Sea, Cortes Island 13 Christ Church Cathedral staff 14 Lent 4 Anna, our bishop. S. Peter, Quamichan - Mary-Jane Leewis-Kirk. Territory of the People Anglican Church - Bishop Lincoln McKoen. 15 Teachers, students and staff at Christ Church Cathedral School, Shawnigan Lake School & Queen Margaret's School 16 Craig & Jackie Hiebert - S. Mary the Virgin, Oak Bay 17 Parish administrators and staff 18 John & Franciane Steele - S. John the Baptist, South Cowichan 19 Michealle Skwara – diocesan asset manager and accounting assistant 20 Meagan & Rob Crosby-Shearer - S. Matthias, Emmaus Community & Abbey Church 21 Lent 5 Anna, our bishop. Parish of Pender & Saturna Islands - Ellen Willingham. Diocese of Caledonia - Bishop David Lehmann. 22 Eric & Sara Partridge - S. Andrew, Sidney 23 Nathan & Lori Lampard - diocesan registrar 24 Christopher & Heather Page - S. Philip, Oak Bay 25 Choirs, choir directors, organists & musicians 26 Adela Torchia - The Two Saints Ministry 27 Barbara Underhill - diocesan treasurer 28 Palm Sunday Anna, our bishop. S. Peter, Comox - Sulin Milne & S. Saviour, Denman Island - James Lyster. Diocese of Kootenay - Bishop Lynne McNaughton. 29 Clara Plamondon - S. Paul, Nanaimo 30 Hospital chaplains 31 Dyan Davison & Jeffrey Anderson - canon pastor & S. Mary the Virgin, Oak Bay APRIL 1 Alastair Singh-McCollum & Sabina Singh - S. John the Divine, Victoria 2 Ruth & Gabriel Dantzer - UVic Chaplaincy 3 Zena McCreary - diocesan insurance officer 4 Easter Day Anna, our bishop. S. Mary of the Incarnation, Metchosin - Wally Eamer. Diocese of New Westminster - Bishop John Stephens. 5 Gillian Astbury & Kevin Heinke – diocesan payroll administrator and accountant 6 Dawna & Ron Wall - S. Michael & All Angels, Royal Oak 7 Judith & Chris Coleman - diocesan office reception 8 Patrick Sibley & Barry Lucier - S. John the Divine, Victoria 9 Marcia & Logan McMenamie – diocesan safe church coordinator 10 Brian & Flo Evans - S. John the Baptist, Duncan 11 Easter 2 Anna, our bishop. S. Matthias, Victoria - Meagan Crosby-Shearer. Diocese of Yukon - Bishop Lesley Wheeler-Dame. 12 Brenda Nestegaard Paul - Trinity Anglican + Lutheran Church, Pt. Alberni 13 Paul & Lynn Schumacher - Church of the Advent, Colwood & clerical secretary 14 Penelope & Jim Kingham - Holy Trinity, North Saanich 15 Travis & Jasmin O’Brian - S. Barnabas, Victoria 16 John Browne - EfM coordinator 17 Michael & Patricia Wimmer - S. Michael & All Angels, Chemainus 18 Easter 3 Anna, our bishop. S. Philip by-the-Sea, Lantzville - David Chillman. Territory of the People Anglican Church - Bishop Lincoln McKoen. 19 Elaine Julian - S. Columba, Pt. Hardy & S. John, Pt. Alice 20 Bill Tarter & Darcy Garneau - S. John the Divine, Victoria 21 Congregation of S. Mary of the Incarnation, Metchosin 22 Angela Rush - Diocesan Post ad manager 23 Mary-Jane Leewis-Kirk & Keith Leewis - S. Peter, Quamichan 24 Diocesan & parish committee members 25 Easter 4 Anna, our bishop. S. Andrew, Sidney - Eric Partridge & Juli Mallett. Diocese of Caledonia - Bishop David Lehmann. 26 Gloria Hockley - ACW President 27 Jim Holland & Selinde Krayenhoff - Shawnigan Lake School 28 Tara Saracuse - executive assistant, bishop’s office 29 James & Rosanne Lyster - S. Saviour, Denman Island 30 Diocesan & parish outreach volunteers MAY 1 Lynn Cawthra - S. Paul, Nanaimo 2 Easter 5 Anna, our bishop. S. Columba, Pt. Hardy & S. John, Pt. Alice - Elaine Julian. Diocese of Kootenay - Bishop Lynne McNaughton. 3 Nancy & David Ford - Christ Church Cathedral & director of deacons 4 Parish youth & family ministries 5 Daniel Fournier & Joan Scandrett - S. Luke, Victoria 6 Elaine Ellison - lay secretary 7 Military chaplains 8 William Hubbard - Christ Church, Alert Bay 9 Easter 6 Anna, our bishop. The Two Saints Ministry - Adela Torchia. Diocese of New Westminster - Bishop John Stephens. 10 Rogation Day 11 Rogation Day 12 Rogation Day 13 Lon & Marian Towstego - Parish of Central Saanich 14 Blair & Jerryann Haggart - S. Mary Magdalene, Mayne Island 15 Ross Bliss - Christ Church Cathedral 16 Easter 7 Anna, our bishop. S. Mary the Virgin, Oak Bay - Craig Hiebert & Dyan Davison. Diocese of Yukon - Bishop Lesley Wheeler-Dame. 17 Heather Robinson - Diocese of British Columbia 18 Christine Muise & Melissa Thyme - Ss. Anne & Edmund, Parksville & Church of the Good Shepherd, Lasqueti Island 19 Bob & Sue Gill - chancellor 20 Ansley Tucker - Christ Church Cathedral 21 Catherine Pate - diocesan communications officer 22 Matthew & Roxy Humphrey - Abbey Church & Wild Church 23 The Day of Pentecost Anna, our bishop. S. Philip, Cedar - Susan Hermanson & Cindy Corrigan. Territory of the People Anglican Church - Bishop Lincoln McKoen. 24 Margaret Misener - Diocese of British Columbia 25 Gyllian Davies - Parish of Salt Spring Island 26 Ember Day - Jane Clelland, Marion Edmondson, Kirsten Evenden, Jillian Harris, Colleen Lissamer, Trish Stock, Stephanie Wood - postulants of our diocese 27 RCMP chaplains 28 Ember Day - Jane Clelland, Marion Edmondson, Kirsten Evenden, Jillian Harris, Colleen Lissamer, Trish Stock, Stephanie Wood - postulants of our diocese 29 Ember Day - Jane Clelland, Marion Edmondson, Kirsten Evenden, Jillian Harris, Colleen Lissamer, Trish Stock, Stephanie Wood - postulants of our diocese 30 Trinity Sunday Anna, our bishop. Trinity Anglican + Lutheran Church, Pt. Alberni - Brenda Nestegaard Paul. Diocese of Caledonia - Bishop David Lehmann. 31 Clergy widows & widowers JUNE 1 Gail & Darren Gauthier - diocesan finance officer 2 Selinde Krayenhoff & Jim Holland - S. Mary, Nanoose Bay 3 Parish outreach ministries 4 Karen & James Hollis - Christ Church, Gabriola Island 5 Andrew & Sandy Twiddy - Ss. Anne & Edmund, Parksville & Church of the Good Shepherd, Lasqueti Island 6 Pentecost 2 Anna, our bishop. S. Michael & All Angels, Royal Oak - Dawna Wall. Diocese of Kootenay - Bishop Lynne McNaughton. 7 Cindy & Kerry Corrigan - S. Philip, Cedar 8 Heather & Mark Cutten - S. John the Baptist, Duncan 9 First Nations ministry 10 Barry Foster - diocesan executive officer 11 Kevin & Kristy Arndt - Chaplain, Vancouver Island Regional Correctional Centre & S. John the Divine, Victoria 12 Jeannine Friesen - S. George the Martyr, Cadboro Bay 13 Pentecost 3 Anna, our bishop. S. Barnabas, Victoria - Travis O’Brian. Diocese of New Westminster - Bishop John Stephens. 14 Sarah & Ross Tweedale - S. Margaret, Galiano Island 15 Diocesan archive volunteers 16 Gail & Don Rodger - S. Peter & S. Paul, Esquimalt 17 Juli Mallett & Corvi Zeman - S. Andrew, Sidney & Fellowship of S. Gregory of Nyssa 18 Members of episcopal and diocesan commissions and task teams 19 Don Walls - S. George the Martyr, Cadboro Bay 20 Pentecost 4 Anna, our bishop. Ss. Christopher & Aidan, Lake Cowichan - Eric Stephanson. Diocese of Yukon - Bishop Lesley Wheeler-Dame. 21 Stephanie Wood - S. John the Divine, Victoria 22 Alastair & Alison Hunting - S. John the Divine, Courtenay & S. Andrew, Sandwick 23 Elizabeth Northcott & Susan Cook Pecho - S. Mark, Qualicum Beach 24 Congregation of S. Columba, Tofino 25 Ellen & Rob Willingham - Parish of Pender & Saturna Islands 26 Jeremy & Miriam Carr - S. Dunstan, Gordon Head 27 Pentecost 5 Anna, our bishop. Parish of Central Saanich - Lon Towstego. Territory of the People Anglican Church - Bishop Lincoln McKoen. 28 Ian & Marilyn Powell - Christ Church Cathedral 29 Sulin Milne - S. Peter, Comox 30 Wally Eamer & Sharleen Thompson - S. Mary of the Incarnation, Metchosin PRAY FOR THOSE ON LEAVE Anthony Divinagracia & Nell Power Michael & Daniel Hemmings James Koester Ernest & Jeannie Morrow David & Judy Peterson Peter Shurvin & Sally Chaster Nigel Tully Charles Wallace PRAY FOR THE RETIRED CLERGY OF THE DIOCESE PRAY FOR RETIRED CLERGY FROM OTHER DIOCESES Arnold & Marion Alksne, Pender Island Charles & Martha Massey, Courtenay Marlowe & Margaret Anderson, Victoria Susan McCabe, Victoria Bob & Barbara Baillie, Victoria Logan & Marcia McMenamie, Saanichton John & Barbara Barton, Victoria Beverley & Duncan McLean, Victoria Dolly Beaumont, Sooke David & Joan McKay, Victoria Charles & Sarah Belknap, Salt Spring Island Mary Louise Meadow, Victoria Michael & Sue Booth, Lazo Betty McLeod Miller & Alex Miller, Victoria Martin Brokenleg & Gene Sederstrom, Victoria Brooke Mitchell, Campbell River Bob & Lorna Calderwood, Nanaimo William Morrison, Victoria Brett Cane, Saanichton Kim & Janet Murray, Victoria Dimas & Violeta Canjura, Victoria Claude & Joan Mury, Victoria Sel & Joan Caradus, Victoria Alan & Diana Naylor, Qualicum Beach Harry & Jean Costerton, Parksville Herbert & Paula O’Driscoll, Victoria James & Annette Cowan, Armstrong Lyn
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