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Saturday 11Th July CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN DEVON Sunday 26th – Friday 31st July We pray for teachers, children and families during the summer holidays. We pray that during the weeks ahead they are able to get the help and support they need and find time to relax together. We pray for freedom from anxiety about the return to school in September and strong leadership from those in authority to ensure that all children will be able to get the education they need. Prayersst th Wednesday 1 – Saturday 11 July 26. Pray for the Tamar Mission Community, 29. Pray for the Teign Valley and Haldon their clergy Andy Atkins and Philip Conway, Hill Mission Community, their priest We pray for churches preparing to re-open their buildings for worship. May church reader Rosie Woodcock, and for all who Ruth Frampton, and for all who live leadership teams feel your guidance and support in the planning and organisation. live and worship in Thrushelton, Stowford, and worship in Dunsford, Dunchideock, Milton Abbot with Dunterton, Marystowe, Doddiscombsleigh, Christow, Bridford and We pray that churches may find a way to ensure that a genuine and powerful Lifton, Lew Trenchard, Lamerton with Ashton. sense of welcome is felt by all, despite the many restrictions in place. Sydenham Damerel, Kelly with Bradstone, 30. Pray for the Three Rivers Mission 1. Pray for all who live and worship in Saint 7. Pray for the Saint Pancras Mission Coryton and Broadwoodwidger. Community, their priest David Sayle, and David. Pray for their clergy Nigel Guthrie, Community, their priest Lawrence Braschi, 27. Pray for the Tamerton Foliot and Southway for all who live and worship in Ugborough, Alison Whiting, Belinda Speed-Andrews, reader Paul Lumb, Church Army Captain Mission Community, their clergy David Gill Saint Peter Harbertonford, Moreleigh, and readers Howard Friend, Bill Pattinson Phillip Baul and for all who live and worship and Iain Robertson, and for all who live and Harberton, Halwell, Ermington and and Charlotte Townsend. in Saint Pancras Pennycross. At the start worship in Tamerton Foliot and Southway. Diptford with North Huish. 2. Pray for all who live and worship in the of National Transplant Week we pray that 28. Pray for the Tavy Mission Community, 31. Pray for the Three Wells Mission Saint James Mission Community and for more people will feel inspired to register their clergy Chris Hardwick, Sean Brassil, Community, their priest Michael Wilkie, their clergy Henry Pryse, Martin Poolton to be organ donors and to discuss this Miranda Donne, Judith Blowey, Michael readers John Dunn, Ruth Bettesworth, and Stephen Turner. decision with their families. Loader, readers Hazel Butland, Anne Ian Firth, and for all who live and worship 8. Pray for the Saint Peter and the Holy de Looy, Sue Allerton, Anne Palfrey, in Kingskerswell, Coffinswell and 3. Pray for the Saint Jude’s Mission Apostles Mission Community, their clergy Christopher Pancheri, Sally Pancheri, and Abbotskerswell. Community, their clergy Tim Smith, Kim David Way and David Watson, their for all who live and worship in Whitchurch, Lovell, readers Peter Hadden, Jackie Yates, Missioner Ben Otley, and for all who live Tavistock, Peter Tavy, Mary Tavy, Gulworthy and for all who live and worship in Saint and worship in Plymouth St Peter and the and Brent Tor. Jude Plymouth. Holy Apostles. 4. Pray for the Saint Leonard Mission Community in Torquay, their clergy Simon 9. Pray for the Sampford Peverell Mission Austen, Chris Keane, and for all who live Community, their priest Glyn Lewry, reader and worship in Saint Leonard with Holy Mandy Lewry, and for all who live and Trinity. worship in Uplowman, Sampford Peverell, Holcombe Rogus, Hockworthy, Halberton 5. We pray for all who work in the NHS as and Burlescombe. we celebrate the 72nd anniversary of its creation in 1948. Please be with all our 10. Pray for the Seaton and Beer Coastal healthcare chaplains in Devon at this time. Mission Community, their clergy Jeremy We also pray for the Saint Matthias Mission Trew and Simon Hitchcock, and for all who Whoever dwells in the shelter Community, their clergy John Beckett, Paul live and worship in Seaton, Beer. Barton, readers Stephen Vans-Colina, Ruth 11. Pray for our linked Diocese of Cyprus and of the Most High will rest in the Beckett, and for all who live and worship in the Gulf; that their online worship services shadow of the Almighty. I will say of Saint Matthias, Saint Mark and Holy Trinity. and children’s ministries are relevant, and that church members come closer to God the Lord, “He is my refuge and my 6. On Children’s Art day, we pray for those children who would normally not have and grow in the knowledge of God. fortress, my God, in whom I trust.” access to art, that they are able to enjoy Psalm 91: 1-2 this day and feel inspired by what they see and do. www.exeter.anglican.org twitter.com/cofedevon facebook search: Diocese of Exeter www.exeter.anglican.org twitter.com/cofedevon facebook search: Diocese of Exeter Sunday 12th – Saturday 18th July Sunday 19th– Saturday 25th July We pray for businesses in Devon as they navigate re-opening. May they make We pray for all the businesses in Devon that have suffered terribly through the wise decisions as to how to balance business with the current restrictions and may pandemic and particularly for those who are not yet allowed to reopen. We pray their staff feel confident, safe and positive as they return to work. that their owners and staff will get the emotional and financial support they need. Help us to see how we can play our part in supporting them. 12. In our link with Melanesia we pray for the 16. Pray for the Sherford Church of England Diocese of Central Solomons, Bishop Community Church Mission Community, Ben Seka and the staff at the Diocesan their priest Tom Brassil and reader Andrew 19. Pray for the Silverton Mission Community, 24. Pray for the Start Bay Mission Community, Headquarters in Tulagi and the church’s Williams. Pray for Elizabeth Burke as their clergy Paul Kingdom, Thom readers Andy McMullin, Ken Ball, and for shipyard at Taroaniara. We pray for the she is licensed today to be Rector of Thompson, and for all who live and worship all who live and worship in South Pool, church’s mission work around the islands Holsworthy, Hollacombe, Pyworthy, in Silverton, Cadeleigh, Butterleigh and Slapton, East Portlemouth, Chivelstone on the Southern Cross boat. Pancrasweek and Bridgerule. Also for Bickleigh. and Charleton with Buckland-Tout-Saints. 13. In our link with Thika we pray for Bishop John Roles as he is licensed to be Team 20. Pray for all our hospital chaplains as they 25. Pray for the Stokenham Mission Julius, for all who work in the Diocesan Rector of Ilfracombe, Lee, Woolacombe, continue to minister to people at this very Community, their priest Michael Berrett, Offices, and for the clergy and people of Bittadon and Mortehoe. And for Cathy challenging time and in particular for Lead and for all who live and worship in the Diocese. Pray for Bill Lemmey as he is Scoffield as she is licensed as SSM Chaplain Simon Leigh working at the Mount Stokenham with Sherford and Beesands. licensed today to be vicar of the Whitecross Associate Minister of Newport & Bishops Gould Hospital in Plymouth. Tawton. Mission Community. 21. In our link with the Diocese of Bayeux- 14. Pray for the work of all our school, college 17. Pray for the Shirwell Mission Community, Lisieux in France, we pray for the Centre and university chaplains and all those whom their clergy Rosie Austin and Martin of Theological Studies in Caen and its offer pastoral support to schools. We also Tyrrell, and for all who live and worship in development of theological learning among pray for those working at Exeter Cathedral Shirwell, Loxhore, Kentisbury, East Down clergy and lay people. Pray for parishes, School. with Arlington, Challacombe and Bratton their clergy and people in the area of Caen. Fleming with Stoke Rivers. 15. Pray for the Shaldon Mission Community, 22. Pray for the South Dartmoor Mission their priest Annie Church, reader Hugh 18. Pray for the Sid Valley Mission Community, their clergy Denis Robinson McCormick, and for all who live and worship Community, their clergy David Caporn, and Paul Hinckley, reader Tricia Stringer, in Stokeinteignhead, Shaldon, Haccombe Nigel Candelent, readers Elizabeth Harris, and for all who live and worship in and Combeinteignhead. Pray for Penny John Dunster, Carolyn Croft, Peter Scott, Sparkwell, Ivybridge, Harford, Cornwood. Carole Hawkins and for all who live and Lawson as she is licensed today as 23. Pray for the South Molton Mission worship in Woolbrook, Sidmouth, Sidbury Associate Minister of Edgemoor Mission Community, their clergy Michael Grandey, with Sidford, Salcombe Regis, All Saints Community. Also for Pete James who will be David Coleman, Lynn Flatt, Christopher Sidmouth. licensed as the leader for our new proposed Pouncey, readers John Cundill, Deborah Rural Plant just outside Exeter. Bayliss, and for all who live and worship in Warkleigh with Satterleigh, South Molton with Nymet Saint George, Kingsnympton, Filleigh, Chittlehampton with Umberleigh and Chittlehamholt. Information included in this prayer diary is taken from the diocesan database, where people have given us permission to do so, and was accurate at the time of publication. If there are any changes please email: Mark 16:4-6 [email protected].
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