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Diocesan Cycle of Prayer for April 2019 April 1 April 2 Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury Michael Curry, Our Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, Our Presiding Bishop Gay Jennings, President of the House of Deputies Gay Jennings, President of the House of Deputies Gregory O. Brewer, our Bishop Gregory O. Brewer, our Bishop John W. Howe, our Bishop Retired John W. Howe, our Bishop Retired William H. Folwell, our Bishop Retired William H. Folwell, our Bishop Retired Moses Nthukah, Bishop of Mbeere (Kenya); Justin Duckworth, Bishop Elliot Williams, Bishop of Mbhase (Southern Africa); Gabriel Kuol of Wellington (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia); Joseph Musa, Bishop of Idah Garang, Bishop of Wernyol (South Sudan) (Nigeria) Herbert Arrunategui, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Gail Abbott, Retired Associate, St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church, Inverness Edmondson Asgill, Deacon, St. Timothy’s Church, Daytona Beach Helen Adams, Retired Deacon, Non-Parochial Phillip Freier, Primate, Anglican Church of Australia Orlando Addison, Vicar, Holy Faith Church, Port St. Lucie William Austin, Priest, Non-Parochial Matt Ainsley, Assistant Priest, Church of the Ascension, Orlando Samuel Azariah, Primate, The Church of Pakistan (United) Kristi Alday, Archdeacon, Diocese of Central Florida Cheryl Bakker, Deacon, St. Anne's Episcopal Church, Crystal River Soner Alexandre, Associate, Church of the Messiah, Winter Garden Joshua Bales, Canon, Cathedral Church of St. Luke, Orlando Lloyd Allen, Bishop, Diocese of Honduras Jabriel Ballentine, Priest, Non-Parochial Roy Allison, Rector, St. James Episcopal Church, Ormond Beach Thomas Bankowski, Deacon, St. Mary’s, Daytona Beach Julie Altenbach, Deacon, Church of the Messiah, Winter Garden William Barrett, Priest-in-Charge, Church of the Advent, Dunnellon Robert Anderson, Interim Rector, Holy Child, Ormond Beach Edward Bartle, Retired Associate, St. George, The Villages Francisco Da Silva, Primate, Igreja Episcopal Anglicana do Brasil Kevin Bartle, Rector, St. Mary of the Angels, Orlando George Andrews, Retired Priest, Non Parochial Phyllis Bartle, Rector, St. Jude’s Episcopal Church, Orange City Mouneer Anis, Primate, Episcopal Church in Jerusalem & The Middle East Jerrold Beaumont, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Mary Ellen Appleton, Retired Deacon, Non-Parochial Patty Behnstedt, Deacon, Holy Trinity, Bartow Diocesan Cycle of Prayer for April 2019 April 3 April 4 Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury Michael Curry, Our Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, Our Presiding Bishop Gay Jennings, President of the House of Deputies Gay Jennings, President of the House of Deputies Gregory O. Brewer, our Bishop Gregory O. Brewer, our Bishop John W. Howe, our Bishop Retired John W. Howe, our Bishop Retired William H. Folwell, our Bishop Retired William H. Folwell, our Bishop Retired Patricia Louise Storey, Bishop of Meath & Kildare (Ireland); Johnson A.C. Solomon Raj, Bishop of Medak (South India); Alfred Acur Okodi, Twinomujun, Bishop of West Ankole (Uganda); Henry Katumba- Bishop of West Lango (Uganda) Tamale, Bishop of West Buganda (Uganda) Joan Brawley, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Paula Beikirch, Deacon, All Saints’, Lakeland Dee Bright, Rector, Church of Our Savior, Palm Bay John Bender, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Sharon Britcher, Deacon, St. Andrew’s, Fort Pierce Ernie Bennett, Canon Assistant, Diocese of Central Florida Ronald Brokaw, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Jeremy Bergstrom, Rector, St. Peter’s, Lake Mary Hugh Bromiley, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Carolyn Biggs, Priest-in-Charge, Christ the King, Lakeland Sarah Bronos, Retired Associate, Church of the Ascension, Orlando John Birtch, Retired Associate, All Saints’ Episcopal Church, Lakeland Henry Brown III, Retired Deacon, Non-Parochial Susan Blake, Priest, Non-Parochial Robert Bruckart, Chaplain, Holmes Regional Medical Center, Melbourne Virginia Bolton, Deacon, St. Peter’s, Lake Mary Nancy Bryson, Deacon, St George, The Villages James Booker, Jr., Priest, Non-Parochial Thomas Buchan III, Priest, Assoc. Prof of Church History, Nashotah House Amanda Bordenkircher, Vicar, Corpus Christi, Okahumpka Deborah Buechner, Deacon, Church of the Ascension, Orlando William Boyer, Retired Associate, St. James Episcopal Church, Leesburg David Bumsted, Rector, Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Orlando Skip Brady, Retired Deacon, Non-Parochial William Buracker, Assistant, All Saints Church, Chevy Chase, Maryland Robert Brandt, Retired Associate, Nativity, Port St. Lucie Daniel Deng Bul Yak, Primate, Episcopal Church of the Sudan Christopher Brathwaite, Canon for Pastoral Care, Diocese of Central Florida Rick Burhans, Rector, Grace Episcopal Church, Port Orange Nicholas Braunschneider, Priest, Bethesda Church, Lake Nona Pauline Butler, Deacon, St. Jude’s Church, Orange City Diocesan Cycle of Prayer for April 2019 April 5 April 6 Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury Michael Curry, Our Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, Our Presiding Bishop Gay Jennings, President of the House of Deputies Gay Jennings, President of the House of Deputies Gregory O. Brewer, our Bishop Gregory O. Brewer, our Bishop John W. Howe, our Bishop Retired John W. Howe, our Bishop Retired William H. Folwell, our Bishop Retired William H. Folwell, our Bishop Retired Philip Leslie Freier, Primate of Australia and Bishop of Melbourne; Charles Mwendwa, Bishop of Meru (Kenya); Ng Moon Hing, Primate of Martin Field, Bishop of West Missouri (TEC, USA) West Malaysia (South East Asia); Brian Thom, Bishop of Idaho (TEC, USA) Carl Cannon, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Michael Cannon, Deacon`, St. Andrew’s, Fort Pierce Richard Clarke, Primate, Church of Ireland Richard Casto, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Donald Clawson, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Reinel Castro, Chaplain, United States Navy Stephen Clifton, Assistant, Episcopal Church of the Resurrection, Longwood Loring Chadwick, Retired Associate, Church of the Advent, Dunnellon Alfred Cole, Jr., Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Albert Chama, Primate, The Church of the Province of Central Africa James Coleman, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Richard Chandler, Rector, St. Anne’s Crystal River Victoria Collins, Deacon Emeritus, Holy Trinity, Melbourne Rebecca Chapman, Deacon, St. Francis, Bushnell George Conger, Rector, Shepherd of the Hills Church, Lecanto David Chillingworth, Primate, The Scottish Episcopal Church Albert Connelly III, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Jacob Chimeledya, Primate, Anglican Church of Tanzania Miles Cooper, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Ron Chrisner, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Richard Costin, Retired Deacon, Non-Parochial Norman Cilley, Retired Deacon, Non-Parochial Linda Coulter, Deacon, All Saints' Episcopal Church, Enterprise Joan Clark, Retired Deacon, Non-Parochial John Crandall, Retired Associate, St. Edward's Church, Mount Dora John Clark, Deacon, St. Gabriel’s Episcopal Church, Titusville Neville Crichlow, Priest-in-Charge, St. Timothy’s Church, Daytona Beach Janet Clarke, Deacon, St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Eustis Diocesan Cycle of Prayer for April 2019 April 7 April 8 Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury Michael Curry, Our Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, Our Presiding Bishop Gay Jennings, President of the House of Deputies Gay Jennings, President of the House of Deputies Gregory O. Brewer, our Bishop Gregory O. Brewer, our Bishop John W. Howe, our Bishop Retired John W. Howe, our Bishop Retired William H. Folwell, our Bishop Retired William H. Folwell, our Bishop Retired Richard Lionel Clarke, Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Carlos Touche-Porter, Bishop of Mexico; Don Johnson, Bishop of West Ireland and Metropolitan Tennessee (TEC, USA); Caleb Maduoma, Bishop of Ideato (Nigeria) Christine Croskey, Deacon, Non-Parochial Sean Duncan, Assistant, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Shreveport, LA Kathleen Dancer, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Don Duer, Retired Deacon, Non-Parochial Stephen Dass, Priest, São Paulo Mercy Ministries, São Paulo, Brazil Tracy Dugger, Assistant, Episcopal Church of the Messiah, Winter Garden Jon Davis, Fresh Expressions, The Abbey Mission, Oviedo Philip Dunbar, Deacon, All Saints' Episcopal Church, Enterprise Peg Davis, Deacon, Holy Faith Episcopal Church, Dunnellon Pamela Easterday, Rector, Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Melbourne Karen Davenport, Deacon, St. Agnes Episcopal Church, Sebring Stephen Easterday, Rector, Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Melbourne Tyrrel Dear, Retired Associate, Church of the Holy Child, Ormond Beach Deirdre Eckian, Priest, Non-Parochial Gerardo de Jesús, Priest, Non-Parochial Leander Ecola, Retired Pastor, ELCA, Non-Parochial Luis de la Cruz, Canon for Hispanic Ministry, Diocese of Central Florida Garry Edwards, Rector, St. Sebastian by the Sea, Melbourne Beach Mary Delancey, Deacon, Grace Episcopal Church, Ocala Karen Egerton, Priest, Non-Parochial Norm Desrosiers, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Barbara Eldridge, Retired Deacon, Non-Parochial Gnanasigamony Devakadasham, Primate, Church of South India (United) Ian Ernest, Primate, Church of the Province of the Indian Ocean Bob Dinnerville, Deacon, Christ the King, Lakeland Ralph Evans, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial James Dorn III, Rector, St. Mathias Episcopal Church, Clermont Meghan Farr, Assistant, Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Melbourne Dalton Downs, Retired Priest, Non-Parochial Gregory Favazza, Assistant, St, Michael’s Episcopal Church, Orlando Thomas Downs, Retired Priest,
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