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Ross and Walford with Brampton Abbotts Home Ministry Prayer Cycle For our prayers this week: Ross and Walford with We pray for those who are ill: Terry Carter, John Cripwell We remember those who have died and we pray for their families: Brampton Abbotts Peggy Sanderson, David Bowen, Anne Scott Home Ministry Walford: Leys Hill, Forest Green, Bull’s Hill, Howle Hill. Ross: Brampton Road, Springfield Road, Mayhill Road, Prayer Cycle Sunday 5th Hospices PCC Walford Wallhouse Road, Hill View Road. Brampton Abbotts: Brampton Abbotts Village Hall, those who work on farms and the land. Week beginning 5.5.2019 Walford: The Deans, Deepdean, Sharman Pitch, Hill Court, Choirs & Star Beech Hill, Mark’s Well, Upper and Lower Wythall. Monday 6th Other faiths Ross: Verschoyle Gardens, Quarry Close, Quarry View, organists River View, Cawdor. Brampton Abbotts: Ross Road and Netherton. Walford: Coughton, Coughton Place, Fowbridge Gardens, Willow Close, Cedar Grove, Priory Lea, Alder Close, Green Medical Colley Close. 7th Vergers Tuesday research Ross: Greytree Road, Nursery Road, Cawdor Gardens, Cawdor Arch Road, Fonteine Court. Brampton Abbotts: Church Road and Oak House Nursery. Walford: Farmers, farmworkers, those who work in Hospitality - B&Bs and Public Houses, light Industry. Wednesday 8th Industry Pendeen Surgery Ross: Oaklands, Vaga Crescent, Old Market Close, Homs Road. Brampton Abbotts: Turners Lane and The Grove. Walford: Walford School, playgroups, Scouts, Cubs. Ross Town Ross: Tanyard Lane, Checkley Close, Rudhall Close, Rudhall Thursday 9th Agriculture Meadow. Council Brampton Abbotts: Gatsford Lane and Overton. Walford: Walford Parish Councillors, Pashley Hall and users. Ross: Court Road, Arundel Close, Blenheim Close, The arts Colin Leggate Chatsworth Close, Windsor Close. Friday 10th Brampton Abbotts: Greytree, First, Second, Third and Fourth Avenues, Backney View and Summer Field. Supporting Walford: Holiday makers, Hom Green, Lincoln Hill, Walford PCC, Walford Churchwardens, Ministry team in Walford. our Society Retreat Those who Ross: Sandringham Close, Woburn Close, Berkeley Close, Saturday th 11 Centres clean St. Mary's The Walled Garden, Metcalfe Close. .Brampton Abbotts: Greytree Fifth and Sixth Avenue, Sixth Avenue Close, Blackthorn Close, Willowbrook. SUNDAY 5th May: 3rd of Easter Thursday 9th May The Wider View Pray for all who are caught up in the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Anglican Mundri (South Sudan) - The Rt Revd Bismark Monday Avokaya Azumu. Venezuela; under the current regime (at the time of compiling this) there has been a Ysabel (Melanesia) - The Rt Revd Ellison Quity. complete collapse in the health system, and many people are suffering from Hereford Bromfield Group: Bitterley with Middleton; Stoke St Milborough & The untreated diseases and health conditions. Heath; Clee St Margaret & Cold Weston; Onibury; Bromfield; Stanton Lacy: Justin Anglican The Anglican Church of Kenya: The Most Revd Jackson Ole Sapit, Primate. Parker. Bitterley CE Primary School, Onny CE Primary School. Hereford Ludlow Deanery: Rural Dean – Ashley Buck; Lay Co-Chair – vacant; Today Pray for today’s MU Midday Prayers, and the Visitation to Abbeydore Deanery. SubWarden of Readers – John Beesley. Today On Dawn Chorus Day, give thanks for the beauty of birdsong. Friday 10th May Porvoo Church of England: Diocese of Southwark, Bishop Christopher Chessun, Anglican Mundu Area (South Sudan) - Suffragan: The Rt Revd Samuel Lomue Eluzai. Bishop Richard Cheetham, Bishop Jonathan Clark, Bishop Karowei Dorgu; Yukon (Canada) - The Rt Revd Larry Robertson. Ikka (Nigeria) - The Rt Revd Peter Church of Norway: Diocese of Björgvin, Bishop Halvor Nordhaug. Onekpe. Hereford Ashfords Group: Ludford, Ashford Carbonell, Ashford Bowdler, Caynham, Monday 6th May Knowbury, Richards Castle: Lin Money; Reader - Stephen Treasure; Lay Anglican Multan (Pakistan) - The Rt Revd Leo Rodrick Paul. leaders - Rob Downes, Susannah Hall. Bishop Hooper CE Primary School. Yirol (South Sudan) - The Rt Revd Paul Tokmach Lual; The Rt Revd Isaac Today On World Lupus Day, pray for all who live with this systemic autoimmune Nyaryiel Aleth (Aluakluak Area). Ikeduru (Nigeria) - The Rt Revd Emmanuel Maduwike. disease, and for better understanding of this complex and difficult condition. Hereford Tenbury Team Ministry - Burford, Clee Hill, Coreley with The Knowle, Greete, Hope Bagot, Little Hereford, Nash & Boraston, Tenbury St Mary’s, Tenbury St Saturday 11th May Michael’s & Whitton: Mark Inglis, Sian Harris, Sue Foster; Church Army Anglican Muranga South (Kenya) - The Rt Revd Julius Karanu. Zaki-Biam (Nigeria) - The Evangelists: Sr Kathleen Boyland, Capt Norris Boyland; Reader - Kevin Bryant. Rt Revd Benjamin Vanger. Ikwerre (Nigeria) - The Rt Revd Blessing Enyindah. Today In Red Cross Week, give thanks for the work of the Red Cross and its affiliates Hereford Ludlow Clergy with Permission to Officiate. both nationally and around the world. Today Today is International Astronomy Day: sometimes it is good to look at the heavens and realise how small we are. Tuesday 7th May Anglican Mumbai (North India) - The Rt Revd Prakash Patole. Prayer Yokohama (Japan) - The Revd Ignatius Osamu Irie, bishop elect. Heavenly Father, fill us with your Holy Spirit, Hereford Tenbury Local Ministry Group - clergy, Kathleen Bills, Michael Holmes, Mary that through us your Word may be spread throughout the nations. Thomas and Ros Plested; Tenbury CE Primary School; Burford CE Primary Use us to speak the truth about yourself, School; Clee Hill Community Academy; Tenbury High Ormiston Academy; and give us confidence and courage Saint Michael’s College; Tenbury District Hospital: Chaplaincy Team. to speak words that give you honour. Today This is Deaf Awareness Week: pray for the deaf community within our For those who are weak in faith, Diocese, and for the Deaf Church. give them courage. For those who search for you, Wednesday 8th May: Julian of Norwich, spiritual writer give them courage. Anglican Mumias (Kenya) - The Rt Revd Joseph Wandera. For those who long to speak of you, Yola (Nigeria) - The Rt Revd Markus Ibrahim. York (England) - The Most Revd & Rt Hon give them courage. Dr John Sentamu; Suffragans – The Rt Revd Paul Paul Ferguson (Whitby), The Rt Revd May the Lord bless us and keep us, John Thomson (Selby), The Rt Revd Glyn Webster (Beverley), The Rt Revd Alison White may Christ smile upon us and give us his grace, (Hull); The Rt Revd Jonathan Frost, Dean of York. may he unveil his face to us, Hereford Ludlow (Ludlow St Laurence & Ludlow St John): Kelvin Price; Associate and give us peace. Minister (rtd) - Ann Barge; Readers - Stephen Ashford, Roger Hall, Geoffrey In his name we ask. Adams; Lay Missioner - Wayne Davies; Reader Emeritus - John Robson. Ludlow Community Hospital; Ludlow CE Secondary School, St Laurence CE The Scottish Episcopal Church Primary School, Ludlow Infants School, Ludlow Junior School, Ludlow College. Today Pray for the Bishop’s Staff residential, beginning today. .
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