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Praying Together PRAYING TOGETHER May 2020 Bishop of Leeds Nick Baines - Bishop of Leeds Bradford Episcopal Area/Bradford Archdeaconry Toby Howarth - Area Bishop of Bradford Andy Jolley - Archdeacon of Bradford Huddersfield Episcopal Area/Halifax Archdeaconry Jonathan Gibbs - Area Bishop of Huddersfield Anne Dawtry - Archdeacon of Halifax Leeds Episcopal Area/Leeds Archdeaconry Paul Slater - Bishop of Kirkstall Paul Ayers - Archdeacon of Leeds Ripon Episcopal Area/Richmond and Craven Archdeaconry Helen-Ann Hartley - Area Bishop of Ripon Jonathan Gough - Archdeacon of Richmond and Craven Wakefield Episcopal Area/Pontefract Archdeaconry Tony Robinson - Area Bishop of Wakefield Peter Townley - Archdeacon of Pontefract Diocesan Office Jonathan Wood - Diocesan Secretary Deans of the Cathedrals Jerry Lepine - Bradford John Dobson - Ripon Simon Cowling - Wakefield Friday 1st May Philip and James, Apostles B: Low Moor and Oakenshaw (Bradford Episcopal Area) Ch: Low Moor Holy Trinity, Oakenshaw St Andrew C: Incumbent – Ian Jennings R: Diane Berry, Christine Walker S: Hill Top Primary School, Low Moor Primary School, Woodlands Primary School H: Desmond Martin, Yvonne Broadbent, Karen Webster AC: Mthatha (formerly St John's) (Southern Africa) Hummingfield Ndwandwe Yei (South Sudan) Hilary Adeba Luate Saturday 2nd May Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria, Teacher of the Faith, 373 B: Lower Nidderdale (Ripon) Ch: Hunsingore St John the Baptist, Kirk Hammerton St John the Baptist, Nun Monkton St Mary C: Incumbent – Paul Spurgeon S: Kirk Hammerton Primary School H: Elisabeth Mellor AC: Muhabura (Uganda) Cranmer Mugisha Yeri (South Sudan) John Abraham Nyari Ijumu (Nigeria) Paul Olarewaju Ojo Sunday 3rd May Pray for the Diocese’s Fresh Expressions Adviser, Karin Shaw, for the Fresh Expressions in the Diocese, and for the communities operating under a Bishop’s Mission Order – Eldwick, Fountains (Bradford), Kairos and Sorted. AC: Pray for the Nippon Sei Ko Kai (The Anglican Communion in Japan) Nathaniel Makoto Uematsu - Primate of The Nippon Sei Ko Kai & Bishop of Hokkaido Monday 4th May English Saints and Martyrs of the Reformation Era B: Lower Swale (Ripon) Ch: Ainderby Steeple St Helen, Kirby Wiske St John the Baptist, Kirkby Fleetham St Mary, Langton on Swale St Wilfrid, Maunby St Michael and All Angels, Scruton St Radegund, Yafforth All Saints C: Incumbent – Jenni Lane R: Paul Chubb S: Ainderby Steeple Primary School, Kirkby Fleetham Primary School H: Fiona Sharp, Helen Dudman AC: Mukono (Uganda) James William Ssebaggala Yewa (formerly Egbado) (Nigeria) Michael Adebayo Oluwarohunbi Ikara (Nigeria) Yusuf Janfalan Tuesday 5th May B: Lower Teesdale (Ripon) Ch: Bowes St Giles, Brignall St Mary, Cotherstone St Cuthbert, Laithkirk, Romaldkirk St Romald, Startforth Holy Trinity C: Incumbent – Jonathan Barker Associate Priest – Alison Wallbank R: David Smith, Penelope Sunderland S: Bowes Hutchinson’s Primary School H: Christine Matthewman AC: Multan (Pakistan) Leo Rodrick Paul Yirol (South Sudan) David Roch Angong Nyang (South Sudan) Paul Tokmach Lual Aluakluak (South Sudan) Isaac Nyaryiel Aleth Ikeduru (Nigeria) Emmanuel Maduwike Wednesday 6th May B: Lower Wensleydale (Ripon) Ch: Crakehall St Gregory, Finghall St Andrew, Hauxwell St Oswald, Hornby St Mary, Patrick Brompton St Patrick, Spennithorne St Michael C: Incumbent – Chris Lawton R: Susan Bianco, Anthony Gibson S: Crakehall Primary School, Hackforth and Hornby Primary School, Spennithorne Primary School H: Michael White, Judith Clarke, Lindsay Evans AC: Mumbai (formerly Bombay) (North India) Prakash Patole Yokohama (Japan) Ignatius Osamu Irie Thursday 7th May B: Lower Wharfedale (Ripon) Ch: Kirkby Overblow All Saints, North Rigton St John, Pool St Wilfrid, Sicklinghall St Peter, Weeton St Barnabas C: Incumbent – Craig Marshall Associate Priest – David Wheeler R: Moira Keith, Lois Plows S: Kirkby Overblow All Saints Primary School, North Rigton Primary School, Pool in Wharfedale Primary School H: Amber Andrews, Amber Andrews, Sally Fox AC: Mumias (Kenya) Joseph Wandera Yola (Nigeria) Markus Ibrahim York (England) John Sentamu Friday 8th May Julian of Norwich, Spiritual Writer, c1417 B: Luddenden with Luddendenfoot (Huddersfield) Ch: Luddenden St Mary C: Priest in Charge – Ian Sparks Assistant Curate – Martin Macdonald R: Geoff Budd, John McGinnis S: Luddenden Primary School H: Lisa Hoyle AC: Mundri (South Sudan) Bismark Monday Avokaya Azumu Ysabel (Melanesia) Ellison Quity Saturday 9th May B: Lundwood (Wakefield) Ch: Lundwood St Mary Magdalene C: Priest in Charge - Vacant AC: Mundu Area (South Sudan) Samuel Lomue Eluzai Yukon (Canada) Larry David Robertson Ikka (Nigeria) Godfrey Ekpenisi Sunday 10th May Pray for all those affected by the economic consequences of Coronavirus, particularly small and independent businesses struggling to survive without their normal trade. AC: Pray for the Anglican Church of Kenya Jackson Ole Sapit - Primate and Archbishop of All Kenya Monday 11th May B: Lupset (Wakefield) Ch: Lupset St George C: Priest in Charge – Martine Crabtree Assistant Curate – Erik Peeters R: Stuart Crabtree, Freda Jackson, Liz Suffield AC: Muranga South (Kenya) Julius Karanu Wa Gicheru Zaki-Biam (Nigeria) Jezreel Vandeh Ikwerre (Nigeria) Blessing Enyindah Tuesday 12th May Gregory Dix, Priest, Monk, Scholar, 1952 B: Manston (Leeds) Ch: Manston St James the Great C: Incumbent – Carolyn James R: Ann Hemsworth, Lisa Mahoney S: Manston St James Primary Academy H: Jane Kent AC: Muyinga (Burundi) Paisible Ndacayisaba Zanzibar (Tanzania) Michael Hafidh Ikwo (Nigeria) Kenneth Ifemene Wednesday 13th May B: Marsden and Slaithwaite with East Scammonden (Huddersfield) Ch: Marsden St Bartholomew, Shred Mission Church, Slaithwaite St James C: Incumbent – Graeme Holdsworth S: Slaithwaite Junior and Infant School H: Elaine Bradley AC: Zaria (Nigeria) Abiodun Ogunyemi Saliu Bello Thursday 14th May Matthias the Apostle B: Masham and Healey (Ripon) Ch: Healey St Paul, Masham St Mary C: Incumbent – David Cleeves Assistant Curate – Sian Lawton R: Robert Arnold S: Kell Bank Primary School, Masham Primary School H: Fiona Lawson-Ross AC: Mytikyina (Myanmar) John Zau Li Zonkwa (Nigeria) Jacob Kwashi Zululand (Southern Africa) Vacant Friday 15th May B: Meanwood (Leeds) Ch: Meanwood Holy Trinity C: Incumbent – John Rogers Associate Priest – Mary Bradley R: Frances Needham S: Meanwood Primary School H: Helen Sanderson AC: Nagpur (North India) Paul Dupare Aba (Nigeria) Vacant Saturday 16th May Caroline Chisholm, Social Reformer, 1877 B: Meltham (Huddersfield) Ch: Helme Christ Church, Meltham Mills St James, Meltham St Bartholomew, Wilshaw St Mary the Virgin C: Incumbent – John Dracup R: Mandy Aspland, Hester Deacon, Jacqueline France, Nigel Priestley, Christopher Ryan S: Helme Academy, Meltham Primary School H: Melanie Garlick, Alex Beaumont AC: Nairobi (Kenya) Joel Waweru Mwangi Aba Ngwa North (Nigeria) Nathan Kanu Ikwuano (Nigeria) Chigozirim Onyegbule Sunday 17th May Retired Clergy and Retired Clergy with PTO within the Diocese of Leeds – thank God for the invaluable support they give to parishes across the Diocese. AC: Pray for the Anglican Church of Korea Moses Nagjun Yoo - Primate of Korea and Bishop of Daejeon Monday 18th May B: Menston with Woodhead (Bradford) Ch: Menston St John the Divine C: Incumbent – Steve Proudlove Associate Priest – Andrew Howorth R: Edmund Day AC: Nakuru (Kenya) Joseph Muchai Abakaliki (Nigeria) Monday Nkwoagu Ilaje (Nigeria) Fredrick Olugbemi Tuesday 19th May Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury, Restorer of Monastic Life, 988 B: Middleham with Coverdale and East Witton and Thornton Steward (Ripon) Ch: East Witton St John the Evangelist, Horsehouse St Botolph, Middleham St Alkelda and St Mary, Thornton Steward St Oswald C: Incumbent – Jeff Payne Associate Priest – Liz Moody R: Neil Mabbott, David May S: Middleham Primary School H: Lindsay Evans AC: Nambale (Kenya) Robert Magina Barasa Aberdeen & Orkney (Scotland) Anne Dyer Ile - Oluji (Nigeria) Abel Oluyemi Ajibodu Wednesday 20th May Alcuin of York, Deacon, Abbot of Tours, 804 B: Middlestown with Netherton (Wakefield) Ch: Middlestown St Luke, Netherton St Andrew C: Priest in Charge – John Geary AC: Namibia (Southern Africa) Luke Pato Abuja (Nigeria) Henry Chukwudum Ndukuba (Primate) Thursday 21st May Helena, Protector of the Holy Places, 330 B: Middleton (Leeds) Ch: Middleton St Cross, Middleton St Mary the Virgin C: Incumbent – Andy Myers R: Julie Lyons, Raymond Vollans S: Middleton St Mary Primary School H: N Wood AC: Namirembe (Uganda) Wilberforce Kityo Luwalira Abyei (South Sudan) Michael Deng K Bol Accra (West Africa) Daniel Sylvanus Mensah Torto Friday 22nd May B: Mirfield (Huddersfield) Ch: Eastthorpe St Paul, Mirfield St Mary the Virgin, Upper Hopton St John the Evangelist C: Incumbent – Hugh Baker Assistant Curate – Helen Butler S: Crowlees Junior and Infant School H: Kathy Woods AC: Nandyal (South India) Eggoni Pushpalalitha Adelaide (Australia) Geoffrey Martyn Smith Saturday 23rd May B: Mixenden and Illingworth (Huddersfield) Ch: Mixenden Holy Nativity C: Incumbent – Robb Sutherland Assistant Curate – Yvonne Hagan AC: Nasik (North India) Vacant Afikpo (Nigeria) Paul Udogu Ilesa (Nigeria) Samuel Olubayu Sowale Ilesa South West (Nigeria) Samuel Egbebunmi Sunday 24th May John and Charles Wesley, Evangelists, Hymn Writers, 1791 Pray for our Archdeacons – Andy Jolley (Bradford), Anne Dawtry (Halifax), Paul Ayers (Leeds), Peter Townley (Pontefract) and Jonathan Gough (Richmond and Craven) AC: Pray for all members of the Anglican Communion around
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