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Norwich East Deanery Prayer Calendar 26 July St Francis, Heartsease Norwich East Deanery Clergy: Janet Wyer, Patrick Jordan, Isaac Sibanda, Tracy 7th Sunday Williams Prayer Calendar after Trinity Readers: David Lechmere, Angela Stewart Synod Rep: Diana Cooper 5 July – 25 October 2020 Proper 12 For the community fridge and all food banks in the Deanery 2 August St Mark, Lakenham Deanery Vision: To grow closer together in God’s love Clergy: Erik West-Lindell Reader: Paulette Yallop 8th Synod Rep: John Phoenix 5 July St Matthew, Thorpe Hamlet Sunday after Organists, choirs and musicians, tower captains and bell Clergy: Patrick Jordan, Janet Wyer,Tracy Williams, Isaac Trinity ringers across the Deanery as they wait and prepare for their 4th Sunday Sibanda return to assist worship. after Trinity PTO: Arnold Browne For all those to be ordained this week. Synod Reps: Greta Cabrini, Bridgid Everitt Proper 13 9 August St John Old Lakenham & St Paul Tuckswood HMP Norwich Chaplains: Olodapo Sotonwa, Arnold Browne Clergy: Paul Rider, Rosemary Rayner 9th Sunday Reader: Gus Woodcock and their ecumenical colleagues. For prisons to remain free of after Trinity Synod Reps: Elaine Taylor, Keith Tovey Proper 9 COVID 19. For all suffering mental health difficulties. 12 July St George, Tombland Proper 14 The valuable ministry of the Retired Clergy; Bishop’s Officer Clergy: Alaric Lewis, Maggie Diffey, Annie Blyth for Retired Clergy, Widowers, and Widows: Andrew Sangster 5th Sunday Reader: Kevin Mitchelson 16 August St Andrew, Norwich after Trinity Synod Reps: John Brydon, Melanie Kent, Kevin Clergy: Martin Young Mitchelson 10th Sunday Outreach worker: Jonathan Piesse after Trinity Norwich University of Arts - Chaplain: Martin Young; Besom Fabric Officers, Vergers, Servers, Church Cleaners, Flower Charity: Sophie Kozmian-Ledward; Transforming Norwich. For Arrangers. All readers/AWAs/Lay Ministers as we take the Proper 15 all who have lost education during the pandemic Proper 10 first steps in re-opening for worship. 23 August St Giles, Norwich 19 July St George, Colegate Clergy: Darren Thornton, Peter Varney, David Roper Clergy: Alaric Lewis, Hilary Wakeman, Annie Blyth 11th Sunday Synod Reps: Bob Emsell, Pat Emsell, Karen Kiddell 6th Sunday Reader: Catherine Waddams after Trinity after Trinity Synod Rep: Elizabeth Macdonald Please pray that fruitful relationships will grow with St Giles and the West Pottergate estate, and for all those across the For all involved in our theatres, cinemas and places of deanery who were confined to their homes with no open entertainment which are due to re-open, for safety and space during lockdown. Proper 11 alertness in all they do. Proper 16 30 August St Helen, Norwich Sunday 4th St John Timberhill and St Julian, Norwich Clergy: Eleanor Langan October Clergy: Richard Stanton 12th Sunday Synod Reps: Catherine Noble and Diane Schultz Synod Reps: Shirley Buxton, Liz Kilshaw after Trinity 17th after Trinity The Julian Shrine; The Norwich Sea Cadet Unit; City Hall and City Councillors; Norwich Coroner’s Court Norwich City Football Club, Chaplain: Jon Norman, CMD Proper 17 Chaplain: Christine Copsey. Proper 22 Norwich East Link: Arnold Browne. 6 September Norwich Cathedral (Holy and Undivided Trinity) Sunday 11th Thorpe End: St David Clergy: Jane Hedges, Peter Doll, Andrew Bryant, October Clergy: Tim Dawson 13th Sunday Keith James, Aidan Platten. All Lay Canons, Honorary Reader: Jenefer Barnard after Trinity Canons and Priest Vicars. 18th after Readers: Pamela Garrett, Frank Paice Trinity Fabric Officers, Vergers, Servers, Church Cleaners, Flower Proper 23 Arrangers. For Readers across our Deanery. Proper 18 All the staff, visitors, those who pass through in need. Sunday 18th St Andrew, Trowse Sunday 13th St Peter Mancroft October Clergy: Rosemary Braby September Clergy: Edward Carter, Fiona Haworth, Graham Kirk- Synod Reps: Sue Scott, Debbie Harris Spriggs, Lorna Allies Reader: Gill Persicke 19th Sunday 14th Sunday Synod Reps: Geoffrey Woolsey-Brown. after Trinity after Trinity (St Luke) For the recovery of the business community across the Deanery. Authorised Worship Assistants across the Deanery. The Mancroft Advice Project; Chaplaincy to the Theatre Royal; Proper 24 For choirs and musicians. Proper 19 Ministry to visitors; those working with the homeless. Sunday 25th Our Bishop: The Rt Revd Graham Usher Sunday 20th St Stephen, Norwich October Archdeacon: The Ven Karen Hutchinson September Clergy: Madeline Light Rural Deans: Revd Dr Lorna Allies, Canon Edward Carter Readers: Peter Carroll, Anne Murphy Last Sunday Lay Chair: Bridgid Everitt Treasurer: Gus Woodcock 15th Sunday Synod Reps: Roy Roberts after Trinity Secretary: Kate Baldry Bishop’s Chaplain: Sally Theakston after Trinity PA to The Bishop of Norwich’s office & Archdeacon: Coralie Proper 25 Proper 20 Nichols; for all those in training for ministry th Sunday 27 Thorpe St Andrew Episcopi This Prayer Calendar has been prepared from information currently September Clergy: James Stewart, Patrick Kerley Synod Reps: Ann Cox, Victor Scrivens, Linda Olney available. Incumbents are requested to supply up-to-date information as it th 16 Sunday becomes available to the compiler: after Trinity Churchwardens, PCCs, Treasurers and PCC Secretaries across Rev Tracy Williams 07834 845623 Proper 21 the Deanery. email: [email protected].
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