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Prayer Diary – week beginning 15 July 2018 Day Diocese, wider church Parish Sunday 15th Please pray for all those who make a stand Generous God, you give us gifts Seventh after Trinity against sin and injustice. and make them grow: though Pray for The Anglican Church of Papua New Guinea our faith is small as mustard The Most Revd Allan Migi, Archbishop of Papua New seed, make it grow to your glory and the flourishing of your Guinea kingdom; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Monday 16th The meeting of the Lincoln School of Our clergy and Reader Osmund, Bishop of Theology Management Committee Pray for Fr Richard, Mtr Julia, Reverend Salisbury, 1099 The Wragby Group: Holton cum Beckering, Judy and Jane Hanson Langton by Wragby, Rand, Snelland, Wickenby We pray for the residents of and Wragby. The Revd Mark Holden. Greetwell Lane, Beech Avenue and “Please pray for God’s guidance as we gather for Cherry Tree Lane. worship and are sent out for mission and service.” Egbu – (Owerri, Nigeria): The Rt Revd Geoffrey Okoroafor Tuesday 17th Lafford Deanery. The Revd Canon Chris Our choir and organists Pennock, Rural Dean; Trevor Bush, Pray for choir members, for our Choir Lay Chair. “Please pray for the deanery, its Mistress, Margaret Crossland, and our clergy and lay ministers at this time when it faces roster of organists the stresses resulting from numerous vacancies.” We pray for the residents of Manor Egypt – (Jerusalem & Middle East): The Rt Revd Court, Sutton Close, Dalderby Mouneer Hanna Anis; Area Bishop for the Horn of Crescent and Cliff Avenue. Africa – (Jerusalem & Middle East): Vacant; Area Bishop for N. Africa – (Jerusalem & Middle East): The Rt Revd Samy Fawzy Wednesday 18th The Billingborough Group: Aslackby, Our sidespeople, readers and Elizabeth Ferard, Billingborough, Dowsby, Horbling, and intercessors. Deaconess, 1883 Sempringham with Pointon. The Revd John We pray for the residents of Spreadbury and the Revd Alan Steele. Kingsway and Washdyke Lane. “Please pray for opportunities to care and proclaim Christ in our communities.” Eha – Amufu – (Enugu, Nigeria): The Rt Revd Daniel Olinya Thursday 19th The Carr Dyke Group: Billinghay, Martin, Charities we support and the Gregory, Bishop of North Kyme, South Kyme, Timberland, and FiSH project Nyssa, c. 394, and Walcott. The Revd Darlene Weston (OLM). We pray for the residents of Hall Macrina, Deaconess, c. “Please pray for all in our villages, and for our Lane and Lincoln Road. 379 ministry and evangelism to them.” El Camino Real – (VIII, The Episcopal Church): The Rt Revd Mary Gray-Reeves Friday 20th Church schools in Lafford Deanery: The Sacristy team and Servers. Margaret of Antioch, Billinghay, Digby, Heckington, Horbling Brown’s, We pray for the whole team and their Martyr, 4th century Kirkby-la-Thorpe, Leasingham St Andrew, Martin ministry for us Mrs Mary King, Quarrington St Botolph, We pray for the residents of Ruskington Chestnut Street, Pointon St Gilbert Nettleham Heath. of Sempringham, Sleaford William Alvey. Ekiti Oke – (Ondo, Nigeria): The Rt Revd Isaac Olubowale Saturday 21st The Digby Group: Ashby de la Launde, Our Family Activities, Ducklings, Bloxholme, Dorrington, Kirkby Green, Rowston, W@4 and their leaders. We pray and Scopwick. The Revd David Woods for the residents of North Greetwell. (Honorary Curate). “Please pray for our church communities and our wider mission.” El Salvador – (Central America): The Rt Revd Juan David Alvarado Melgar Sunday 22nd Please pray for those licensed by the bishop for Lord God, your Son left the Mary Magdalene the ministry of deliverance. riches of heaven and became Pray for The Episcopal Church in the Philippines poor for our sake: when we prosper save us from pride, when we are needy save us from despair, that we may trust in you alone; through Jesus Christ our Lord. .

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