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Church of England CHURCH OF ENGLAND DEVON rayers st Pth Friday 1 August – Saturday 9 August rayers This week, please remember in your prayers farmers and horticulturists P who rely on a good growing season for their income. th st Sunday 24 August - Sunday 31 August 1. Littleham cum Exmouth with Lympstone 6. North Creedy (West) Mission The Summer holiday is a busy time for building work and decoration in Mission Community. Clergy: James Community. Clergy: Lindsey Starrs. schools. Please pray for safety for all the contractors. Hutchings, Benedict Cambridge, Reader: Fred Cann. Congregations Maureen Douglas and Sid Humphries. in Morchard Bishop, Down St Mary, Readers: Demelza Henderson and Keith including Knowle, Clannaborough, Moore. Congregations in Lympstone, Colebrooke, Bow, Zeal Monachorum, 24. The Property Services Department 29. The parish and congregation at St Margaret and St Andrew, Littleham and Nymet Rowland, Lapford, and who look after our clergy housing and Plympton St Mary. Clergy: Roger Holy Trinity, Exmouth. Coldridge. church schools: Graham Davies, Judith Beck, and Mark Brimicombe. Feltham, Mark Lewis, Peter Stanton, Reader: Robert Harrison. 2. Modbury Mission Community. Clergy: 7. North Devon Coast Team Mission Jason Down, Richard Power, Peter Neil Barker. Readers: Michael Tagent Community. Clergy: Chris Steed and Armstrong and the volunteers who 30. Plymstock & Hooe Mission Community. and Christopher Lally. Congregations in Yvonne Yates. Congregations in work with them. Clergy: Steve Payne. Readers: Graham Kingston, Woodleigh, Loddiswell, East Trentishoe, Parracombe, Martinhoe, Dee, Anthony Banbury. Congregations Allington, Modbury, Ringmore, Bigbury Lynton including Barbrook, Countisbury, 25. Plymouth Emmanuel Mission at Holy Family (Staddiscombe), Church and Aveton Gi ord. including Lynmouth, Brendon, Combe Community. Clergy: Karl Freeman, Of The Good Shepherd (Oreston), Martin and Berrynarbor. Simon Talbot, Leon Sim. Readers: Judy St Mary & All Saints, St John The 3. Netherexe Parishes Mission Community. Earl, Denise O’Leary and Timothy Evangelist. Clergy: Douglas Dettmer, Sue Sheppard, 8. The Archdeacon of Plymouth, the Ven Lyddon. Congregations at St Augustine, David Carrington, Julia Dallen. Ian Chandler, and his PA, Ashley Mason. Emmanuel and St Paul (E ord). 31. All those who are preaching today. Congregations in Poltimore with Huxham, ‘Let the words of my mouth and the Upton Pyne, Thorverton, Newton St 9. North Kenn Team Mission Community. 26. Honiton Deanery and its o cers; Rural meditation of my heart be acceptable Cyres, Cadbury, Brampford Speke, Stoke Clergy: Martin Wood. Congregations Dean: Jeremy Trew, Lay Chair: Nigel in your sight, O Lord, my rock and my Canon and Rewe with Netherexe. at Cheriton Bishop, Whitestone with Speller, Secretary: Sarah Johnson, Redeemer’ Psalm 19:14. Oldridge including Pathfi nder, Tedburn Treasurer: Simon Byworth. 4. North Creedy (East) Mission Community. St Mary and Holcombe Burnell. Clergy: Kingsley Cross. Congregations in 27. Plymouth St Jude Mission Community. Woolfardisworthy East, Washford Pyne, Clergy: Tim Smith. Readers: Carl Stockleigh Pomeroy, Stockleigh English, Budden, Jackie Yates, Peter Hadden Puddington, Poughill, Kennerleigh, and Jane Sanham. and Cheriton Fitzpaine. 28. The parish and congregation of 5. St Andrew’s, Kyrenia, Diocese of Plympton St Maurice. Clergy: Cyprus and the Gulf and their priest Paul Hancock. the Revd Wendy Hough. .:: www.exeter.anglican.org :: twitter.com/cofedevon :: facebook search diocese of exeter ::. .:: www.exeter.anglican.org :: twitter.com/cofedevon :: facebook search diocese of exeter ::. ‘First of all, then, I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all people, for kings and all who are in high positions, that we may lead a Prayers peaceful and quiet life, godly and dignifi ed in every way.’ 1 Timothy 2:1-2 Sunday 10th August – Saturday 16th August Sunday 17th August – Saturday 23rd August This week as many are on holiday and escaping for a time the stresses of We pray this week for all those who do not fi nd their jobs fulfi lling and ask daily life, please remember those who cannot go on holiday, particularly that God reveals more of his plan for their lives. carers and those who depend on them. 10. Northam & Appledore Mission 13. The Holsworthy Deanery and its 17. The priests and congregations in the 22. The parish of St Helena, Larnaca in the Community. Clergy: Ian Lovett and o cers; Rural Dean: Christopher Juja Archdeaconry, Diocese of Thika. Diocese of Cyprus and the Gulf and its Sandra Juniper. Readers: Jonathan Hardwick, Lay Chair: David Robinson, clergy the Ven Dr John Holdsworth and Ellis, Deborah Bayliss, Nigel Price, Anne Secretary: Sylvia Goldspink, Treasurer: 18. The Diocesan Mission and Pastoral the Revd Sean Semple. Foster and Glen Yeo. Congregations at Letitia Yetman. Committee and the archidiaconal Holy Trinity, Westward Ho!, St Margaret’s committees as well as the Mission and 23. The congregation in the Plymouth in Northam and St Mary’s, Appledore. 14. O well Mission Community. Clergy: Pastoral secretary, Alistair Sutherland. Charles Mission Community. Clergy: Peter Walker. Reader: Katharine Murray. Paul Bryce. Readers: Jason Marsh and 11. Northmoor Team Mission Community. Congregations at Cotleigh, Widworthy, 19. Our Lady of Glastonbury Mission Ann Stevens. Clergy: Stephen Cook, Ruth Hansford, O well, Northleigh and Farway. Community. Clergy: David Bailey, and Richard Bache and Dave Atallah. David Watson with congregations in Readers: Sandra Collier, Andrew 15. All ecumenical partnerships and Whitleigh, Honicknowle and Ernesettle. Bourne, Kerry Friend, Christine Taylor, Churches Together a liations across Ingrid Dodd MBE and Michael Winter the Diocese. 20. Paignton Christ Church and Preston OBE. Congregations in Belstone and St Paul Mission Community. Clergy: Sticklepath, Okehampton, both at All 16. Otter Vale Mission Community. Clergy: David Witchell. Reader: Pamela Macey. Saints and St James’, Inwardleigh, Steve Weston, Cate Edmonds, Mark Congregations at both Christ Church Northlew, Meeth, Jacobstowe, Ward, Ann Turner, Richard Allen, Mac and St Paul’s. Hatherleigh, Exbourne, Germansweek, Dick and John Pangbourne. Readers: 21. Paignton St John Mission Community. Bratton Clovelly, Sourton, Lydford and Ann Yates, Alan Steel, John White, Clergy: Roger Carlton and Gary Bridestowe. Sheila Walker and David Williamson. Congregations at Colaton Raleigh, West Deighton. Reader: Joyce Cappello. 12. Today is the United Nations’ Hill, Tipton St John with Venn Ottery, Congregations at St John, International Youth Day. Pray for our Ottery St Mary and Wiggaton, Alfi ngton, St Andrew and St Boniface. young people as they fi nd their way in Newton Poppleford, Harpford, Feniton, the world. Escot and Payhembury. .
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