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DIOCESAN CYCLE of PRAYER June – August 2018 DIOCESAN CYCLE OF PRAYER June – August 2018 God our Father, renew our hope. By the Holy Spirit’s power strengthen us to pray readily, serve joyfully and grow abundantly rejoicing in Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. 1 June The Diocese’s Pray Forum and the Rt Revd Karen Gorham, Chair Pray for the work of the Pray Forum. Give thanks for the work of Spiritual Direction across the diocese; for those who have attended the recent pilgrimages and who will be celebrating the life of St Witta today at Whitchurch Canonicorum; and our ongoing life of prayer, including all those who contribute to this ongoing cycle. 2 June Liturgy, Worship and Spirituality. Lay Assistants, Servers & Sacristans, Organists & Choirs, Music Groups Give thanks for all in our churches who give so willingly of the gifts God has given them to enliven worship. Pray for the Music in Worship network as it develops its work to support parishes in developing and resourcing music in worship through deaneries. Praying at ‘Thy Kingdom Come’ in Salisbury Cathedral. 3 June – First Sunday after Trinity Sherborne Deanery Vivian Enever (Rural Dean), David Fifield (Rural Dean). Pray for Clergy families for a well-earned break during the Summer Holidays. Give thanks to God for church/village links as we approach the Summer Fetes. For Rev George Moody and his family as they prepare to come to Three Valleys Team in September. Anglican Cycle of Prayer: Please pray for the Anglican Church of Melanesia, and for The Most Revd George Takeli, Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Melanesia and Bishop of Central Melanesia. 4 June Melbury Clergy: Tim Greenslade, Daniel Ingles, Linda Wilcock. LLMs: Paul Rendell, Janet Danks, Rosemary Clary. Pray that we would have a clear sense of God’s direction as we seek to build his church amongst our scattered communities; that we would foster the links we have with people we are meeting through Messy Church and Breakfast Church and that we present the Lord Jesus clearly to them. Maiden Newton Greenford CE VC Primary School Evershot Sticklands CE VA Primary School 5 June Queen Thorne Clergy: Vivian Enever. Give thanks to God for the fund-raising efforts in both Nether Compton and Trent Church. Nether Compton is re-roofing part of the church; Trent is restoring East and West Windows. Pray for the Benefice as it approaches an Interregnum in August. Give thanks to God for LPAs, LWLs and LLMs, particularly Michael Frazer's Commissioning as LWL. Trent Young’s CE VA Primary School Archbishop Fisher’s cope and mitre, St Andrew’s, Trent. 6 June Sherborne with Castleton, Lillington and Longburton Clergy: Eric Woods, Jane Crew, Lesley McCreadie, Jono Tregale, Ron Martin, Diane Tregale, Guntars Reboks. LLMs: Mark Greenstock, Mike Nurton, Claire Ridgeway, Huw Ridgeway, Linda Rowe. Pray for all five churches within our Team, for our work in schools and the Yeatman Hospital, for our adult education programme, and for our outreach to the town of Sherborne and all the many visitors to the Abbey. Sherborne The Abbey CE VC Primary School Episcopal churches in South Sudan and Sudan: For the Diocese of Malek Ruup, and for the Rt Revd Peter Marial-Agok its bishop. 7 June LEP Sherborne Churches Together Pray we will find willing people with a heart for Christian unity who will contribute to helping with events. 8 June Three Valleys Clergy: Tony Gilbert, Richard Kirlew, John Summers, Anne Budgell, Michael Anderson. LLMs: Colin Stobart, Keith Budgell. Pray for Revd George Moody from Abingdon, Oxford, as he prepares to take up the post of Team Vicar in the Three Valleys Benefice. Licensing on 3rd September. Yetminster St Andrew's CE VC Primary School Bishop's Caundle All Saints CE VC Primary School Bradford Abbas St Mary's CE VC Primary School Thornford CE VA Primary School 9 June Sherborne The Gryphon CE VC School Pray for peace for those young people taking examinations this month – it is acknowledged across the country that the stress of public examinations can become overwhelming for young people, so please pray that they may use the support available for them to manage stress and that feel confident as they face these challenges. Give thanks for the staff, students, parents, governors and trustees who work together to ensure that the Gryphon lives out its mission to be a 10:10 school where life is lived in its fullness. 10 June – Second Sunday After Trinity All ordinands within the Diocese and those exploring their vocation. For increased vocations to ordained and lay ministry. Please pray for those to be ordained deacon and priest this Petertide; for those preparing to begin training this September. Anglican Cycle of Prayer: Please pray for the La Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico, and for The Most Revd Francisco Moreno, Presiding Bishop of La Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico & Bishop of Northern Mexico. 11 June – St Barnabas the Apostle Retired Clergy and Clergy Widows/Widowers Ann Philp (Ramsbury), John Wood (Sherborne) Pray for the many retired clergy who remain active in ministry and for the Diocesan and Deanery Clergy Retirement Officers who support them and their families; pray for those who are no longer active and for the Widows and Dependents Officers supporting clergy families especially through bereavement. Please pray too for Ann and John, and all others who assist with this. 12 June Blackmore Vale Deanery Simon Chambers (Rural Dean), Sue Chandler (Lay Chair). Pray for those areas of new housing in our deanery that are growing organically often without a sense of community, for our outreach and welcome to them; for our Deanery Synod members as we revisit our deanery plan, and give thanks for the cheerfulness of our Deanery clergy. 13 June Gillingham & Milton on Stour Clergy: Peter Greenwood, Eve Pegler, Tim Heaton, Andy Muckle, David Botterill, Jean Coates, Anne Heywood, Jeffrey Hall, Bernard Joy, Peter Price. Please join us in praying for the students and staff of Gillingham and Milton’s schools and preschools as they work towards the end of another school year, for all who are moving up, or moving on, all that changes and all that remains the same. Milton-on-Stour CE VA Primary School Gillingham St Mary the Virgin CE VA School Episcopal churches in South Sudan and Sudan: For the Diocese of Maper, and for the Rt Revd William Mading Machar its bishop. 14 June Hazelbury Bryan and the Hillside Parishes Clergy: William Ridding, Diane Gingell, David Dunning. LLMs: Jestyn Coke, James Hepburn. Give thanks for our newly appointed Church wardens, Treasurers and PCC members. Pray for our 5th@4 service, for the newly formed prayer team, and for our weekly services that through them God will continue to inspire, energise and guide the vision for this Benefice. 15 June Marnhull Clergy: Tony Wilds. Pray for all members of the congregation who participate in the various village organizations which offer care and support: especially the monthly Luncheon Club, the Pop-in Cafe, welcome to new arrivals, giving thanks for all those whom they work alongside in these endeavours. Marnhull St Gregory's CE VA Primary School 16 June Okeford Clergy: Lydia Cook, William Ridding. LLMs: Susan Le Riche, Sue Rawlinson. Pray for fine weather for all our various fundraising endeavours – especially Gardens Open in three parishes in June. Pray for all those to be ordained and Karen Wilson joining us as Assistant Curate, and her husband Chris training to be an LLM. Okeford Fitzpaine CE VA School Shillingstone CE VA Primary School Child Okeford St Nicholas CE VA Primary School St Eustace, Ibberton. 17 June – Third Sunday After Trinity Silton Pray for Silton whilst they are in vacancy. Anglican Cycle of Prayer: Please pray for The Church of the Province of Myanmar (Burma), and The Most Revd Stephen Than Myint Oo, Archbishop of Myanmar and Bishop of Yangon. 18 June Spire Hill Clergy: William Ridding. LLM: Judy Waite. Give thanks for the Barnabas celebrations at Stock Gaylard (9-11 June). Give thanks for the 150th anniversary of St Mary’s Church, Stalbridge (Victorian renovations) as celebrated on 14-15 July. Pray for members of the laity considering training as lay worship leaders in the autumn. Stalbridge CE F Primary School 19 June Stour Vale Clergy: Richard Priest. LLMs; Anthony Thomas, Carol Hibbert. Pray for all who minister in the name of Christ, asking that they may shine the light of Christ in their communities. Pray that we are a welcoming and loving group of churches with open hearts and minds, always ready to shout “My Lord and my God”. 20 June Sturminster Newton, Hinton St Mary and Lydlinch Please pray for this benefice whilst it is in vacancy. Episcopal churches in South Sudan and Sudan: For the Diocese of Maridi, and for the Rt Revd Moses Zungo its bishop. 21 June Shaftesbury Clergy: Helen Dawes, Simon Chambers, Pam Rink, Jeremy Mais, Kevin Martin. LLM: Jo Johnson. Pray for those on the margins of our communities and for our schools, and pray that our churches may discern God’s call in each of our parishes and together respond faithfully and confidently. Shaftesbury CE VC Primary School Pray for safe passage of children on the upcoming residential trip in Year 6. Children away from home and taking part in exciting but new activities. Pray for transition days taking place, where children are visiting the next stages of their learning: an exciting but anxious time for many children. Motcombe CE VA Primary School Shaftesbury The Abbey CE VA Primary School 22 June Shaftesbury VC School Principal: Tim Farrer Please pray for all of our young people as they face this pressured time in their life.
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