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Cathedral Church of St Saviour, Goulburn the Anglican Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn the cathedral church of st saviour, goulburn The Anglican Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn Prayer Points for February 2016 DAY 1 - Monday 1 February 2016 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: Angola (Missionary Diocese) - (Southern Africa) The Rt Revd Andre Soares The General Synod, Standing Committee, Boards, Committees and Commissions: General Secretary, Martin Drevikovsky The Bishops' Office: Bishop Stuart Robinson, Bishop Trevor Edwards, Bishop Stephen Pickard, Bishop Matt Brain , Bev Forbes, Alison Paine, Gillian Varcoe (Bishop’s Liaison Officer: New Ministry Orientation and Integration Program) Diocesan Registry: Trevor Ament, Emma Body, Michael Stallard, Paul Brand, Edita Pineda, Maria Myer, Alison Payne, Lara Sweeney, and all the staff of the ADF Anglican Investment Development Fund: Manager, Douglas Bucknell; Chair, David Horton; the Board and staff of ADF. Pray for: The strengthening of relationships between the twenty-three Dioceses of the Australian Anglican Church, the development of our life and witness as a National Church and for our ecumenical relationships. Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: pray for the ministry of the Cathedral in the Diocese We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Doug Hobson (priest) DAY 2 - Tuesday 2 February 2016 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: Ankole - (Uganda) The Rt Revd Sheldon Mwesigwa Diocese of Adelaide: Archbishop Jeffrey Driver, Assistant Bishops Tim Harris, Christopher McLeod, Clergy and People Archdeacons: Caroline Campbell, Karen Kime (Lee), Brian Douglas (Jane), David Ruthven (Sharon), John Barnes (Louise), Elizabeth Dyke (Peter), Paul Wallis (Ruth), Area & Functional Deans: Theresa Angert-Quilter (John Quilter), Paul Cohen (Sue), Vicky Cullen, Peter Blundell (Jeanette), Beth Dimmick (Fred), Paul Harris, Jason Page (Anne), Elizabeth Sloane (Harvey), Andrew Taylor (Michelle) Professional Standards Board and Committees: Professional Standards Director, Celia Irving; Deputy Director, Peter Barnett Pray for: Victims of physical and sexual abuse; Diocesan Contact Officers for alleged sexual misconduct, abuse or harassment, Penny Lloyd and Christopher Plumb. Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: Pray for the Dean and his ministry in the Cathedral We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Frances Morton, Hazel Foxall, Herbert Carl Crisp DAY 3 - Wednesday 3 February 2016 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: Antananarivo - (Indian Ocean) The Rt Revd Samoela Jaona Ranarivelo; Antananarivo - Tulear - The Rt Revd Todd Andrew McGregor Diocese of Armidale: Bishop Rick Lewers, Clergy and People St Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn: Dean Phillip Saunders (Sue), Gunnar Rippon (Marg), Theresa Angert- Quilter (John Quilter), Kevin Stone (Anne), Catherine Eaton, office staff and volunteers Friends of St Saviour’s Cathedral: Chair, Diana Body Clergy on loan from the Diocese: Mark Simon (Louise) to the Diocese of Singapore Lucas Tooth Scholar: Guerin Tueno (Emma) Anglican Women of Australia: President, Sally Hutchens; Chaplain Gail Stevenson (Glen) Goulburn Mental Health Service Chaplaincy: Gunnar Rippon Anglicare Canberra and Goulburn: Board; Jeremy Halcrow, CE; staff; Karen Kime (Lee) Indigenous, and clients Pray for: The Cathedral Chapter, and all aspects of the work and ministry of St Saviour’s Cathedral, the mother church of the Diocese. Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: pray for the ministry of the Cathedral in the city of Goulburn We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Herbert Neale, Doris Edna Painter DAY 4 - Thursday 4 February 2016 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: Antsiranana - (Indian Ocean) The Rt Revd Theophile Botomazava Diocese of Ballarat: Bishop Garry Weatherill, Clergy and People North Goulburn: Ross Hathway (Alison) Wollondilly Gardens Self Care Units: New South Wales State Police Chaplains: David Ruthven, Police Chaplain, Far South Coast (Sharon); Harvey Sloane, Police Chaplain, South Coast (Liz); John Thomas (Christine), Police Chaplain, Southern Region, Cootamundra Local Area Command; Owen Davies, Police Chaplain Police Academy West Goulburn: Stuart Robinson (Jane), Gail Stevenson (Glen) Goulburn Base Hospital Chaplaincy: West Goulburn Parish team Goulburn Correctional Centre: Theresa Angert-Quilter (John Quilter) Pray for: Spouses and families of clergy and lay ministers. Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: Pray for the Dean in his role in the Cathedral and Diocese. We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Florence Ida Kirk, David Charles McPherson, Adrian Sheridan Granger, Leslie George Jacobson DAY 5 - Friday 5 February 2016 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: The Most Revd William Brown Turei Pihopa o Aotearora and Primate and Archbishop of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand & Polynesia; Aotearoa - Central North Island - (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) The Rt Revd Ngarahu Katene; Aotearoa - Northern Region - The Rt Revd Te Kitohi Wiremu Pikaahu; Aotearoa - South Island - Vacant; Aotearoa - Wellington/Taranaki - The Rt Revd Muru Walters St Mark's National Theological Centre, Canberra: Director: Rev’d Dr Andrew Cameron; Associate Head, CS, School of Theology & Senior Lecturer in New Testament: Associate Professor David Neville; Senior Lecturer in Liturgy and Course Director: Rev Dr Peter Pocock; Lecturer in Practical Theology: Rev’d Dr Geoff Broughton; Lecturer in Practical Theology & RTO Ministry Trainer: Rev’d Ian Coutts; RTO Manager: Peter Dyke; Lecturer in Systematic Theology: Rev’d Dr Jane Foulcher; Lecturer in Church History and Editor, St Mark’s Review: Dr Michael Gladwin; Lecturer in Old Testament Studies: Dr Jeanette Mathew; Library and Administrative staff and volunteers Friends of St Mark’s Committee: Chair: TBA Centre for Ageing and Pastoral Studies: Jane Foulcher, Acting Director (John) All being prepared for ministries, both ordained and lay in the Diocese and beyond, and Trevor Edwards (Ruth), Director of Ministry Training & Development Pray for: Vocations to the sacred ministry (priesthood & diaconate), the process of selection of candidates. Ordination Advisors: Caroline Campbell, Ken Foster, Tim McGhie, Simon Wooldridge, Elizabeth Sloane, Bronwyn Suptut, Peter Rose, and Margaret Wheelwright. Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: Pray for our outreach ministries and especially for new candidates for the Journey program and for those who have completed it. We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Arthur Holder (priest), Edith Margaret Susan Halket, Stanley Francis Catlin DAY 6 - Saturday 6 February 2016 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: Argentina - (South America) The Rt Revd Gregory James Venables Diocese of Bendigo: Bishop Andrew Curnow, Clergy and People Canberra Grammar School: Justin Garrick (Dharini Ganesan Raju); Chaplain, Chris Welsh (Deborah); staff and students; Head of Department of Religious and Values Education, Philip Chappell Canberra Girls' Grammar School: Anne Coutts (Ian), staff and students; Chaplain, Paul Harris Pray for: Cursillo Movement: Steve Daniels, Lay Director; Doug Newman, Spiritual Director; Connie Gerrity, Co Spiritual Director; Secretariat; Servant Communities. Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: Pray for the ministry of the Cathedral in the area of mental health, for Gunnar, in his work as Chaplain . We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Anne Caryle Garrett DAY 7 - Sunday 7 February 2016 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: Pray for The Anglican Church of Canada The Most Revd Frederick Hiltz, Primate Diocese of Brisbane: Archbishop Phillip Aspinall, Bishops Geoff Smith, Rob Nolan, Jonathan Holland, Clergy and People Braidwood: John Barnes (Louise), Des McGuire (Tanya), Peter Malone (Kerry), Bungendore: Michael Pailthorpe Mulwaree District Anglican Ministry: Tom Frame (Helen) Gunning: John Barnes (Louise), who is also the Diocesan Mission Facilitator Crookwell: Margaret Campbell, Jonathan Cole Binda: Rick Lewis (Gwenda) Taralga: Sallyanne Hart, John Barnes (Louise), Pray for: Small country churches and their ministry; co-operating parishes, the Rural Ministry Group; Diocesan Centre for Lay Ministry & Mission; F5. Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: We pray for the ministry of our Tri Diocesan link parish – All Saints Cathedral, Bathurst, Anne Wentzel, Dean We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Spencer John Allan Armitt, Fred Millington, Erin Louise Hunt, Eric James Ireland, Ian Craig Lipscomb (priest) DAY 8 - Monday 8 February 2016 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: Argyll & The Isles - (Scotland) The Rt Revd Kevin Pearson Diocese of Bunbury: Bishop Allan Ewing, Clergy and People St John's Canberra: Paul Black, Dave McLennan (Youth and Families minister) (Cath), Ken Batterham (Elizabeth), Vicky Cullen, David Hill (Barbara), Geoff Sibly St John's Care: Sue Jordan, Coordinator, and volunteers Australian National University: Chaplaincy Team: Arto Avakian University of Canberra: Chaplain, Owen Davies (Hazel) Radford College: Principal, Fiona Godfrey; staff and students; Chaplain, Richard Browning (Melinda) Bishop’s Prayer for Healing Team Pray for: Ministry to post-secondary students. Cathedral Cycle of Prayer: Pray for the Cathedral Wardens and Council We remember those in our Cathedral Book of Remembrance: Ruby Holgate, Dulcie Edith Pagett, Elma June Toole, Lorna Margaret Keighran DAY 9 - Tuesday 9 February 2016: Anglican Cycle of Prayer: Arizona - (IX, The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Kirk Smith Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn: Stuart Robinson (Jane), Trevor Edwards (Ruth), Stephen Pickard (Jennifer), Matt Brain (Rachel), Clergy and People Bishop-in-Council and the Ministry Executive, Diocesan Treasurer, the Anglican Church Property Trust and
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