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January 2021 Adelaide Diocesan Cycle of Prayer January 2021 1 Aba The Church of Nigeria Bp Christian Chiodoadighi Ugwuzor [A] AnglicareSA Director of Mission and Anglican Community Engagement: Peter Burke [W] Bishop: John Stead (Jan); Assistant Bishop & Vicar General: Chris McLeod (Susan); Chancellor: Nicholas Iles (Jenny); Bishop’s Chaplain: Anne Ford (Michael); Dean of the Cathedral Church of SS Peter and Paul: Dean-elect: Mark Hughes (Fiona); Cathedral Chapter; Archdeacons: Eyre - Heather Kirwan, Wakefield - Andrew Lang [TM] Bishop: Keith Dalby (Alice) [N] The Primate: Geoffrey Smith (Lynn); General Synod: Anne Hywood (Peter); Assistant to the Primate: David Bassett (Susan) 2 Aba Ngwa North The Church of Nigeria Bp Nathan C O Kanu [A] AnglicareSA Staff Support Chaplains: Prue O’Donovan (Bart), Paula Bullock (Rob), Carol Cornwall (John) [W] Rural Deans: Yorke - Anne Ford (Michael), Flinders - John Fowler, Eyre - Brian Bascombe, Upper Spencer Gulf - Glen McDonald (Beth) [TM] The Diocesan Council [N] Adelaide: Geoffrey Smith (Lynn) 3 Episcopal / Anglican Province of Alexandria Primate Abp Mouneer Hanna Anis [A] AnglicareSA Residential Aged Care Chaplains: Samson Asirvatham (Gethzi), Carol Cornwall (John), Piers Davey (Helen), Marian Giles, Graham Head [W] Church Office staff: Gavin Tyndale (Lily), Debbie Smart (Lynton), Ashley Roberts (Sarah), Jane Burnett (Lawrie), Sunny Chao (Haixing), Bonny Hill (Nicholas) [TM] The Chancellor: Dr Robert Tong [N] Armidale: Rick Lewers (Janine) 4 Abakaliki The Church of Nigeria Bp Monday Chukwuma Nkwoagu [A] St Barnabas College: principal Cathy Thomson (Ian) [W] Archdeacon for Ministry Development Formation and Support: Gael Johannsen (George); Ministry Development program; Ministry Teams; Certificate in Ministry program; all Licensed Lay Ministers [TM] Vicar General: David Price (Lesley) [N] Ballarat: Garry Weatherill 5 Aberdeen & Orkney Scottish Episcopal Church Bp Anne Dyer[A] St Barnabas College: Staff and Students [W] Burra: Jane Lee-Barker [TM] The Hills (Mt Barker): Thomas Karamakuzhiyil, Daniel Irvine (Jasamine) [N] Bathurst: Mark Calder (Susan) 6 Abuja The Church of Nigeria Abp Henry C Ndukuba [A] Pedare College: principal James Tamblyn, chaplain John Morton [W] Ceduna (Penong, Ceduna, Smoky Bay): Susan Doughty, Ministry in the Gawler Ranges vacant [TM] The Hills (Onkaparinga Valley): vacant [N] Bendigo: Matt Brain (Rachael) 7 Abyei The Province of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan Bp Michael Deng K Bol [A] Pulteney Grammar School: principal Cameron Bacholer, chaplain Tracey Gracey [W] Coober Pedy: vacant [TM] The Hills (Strathalbyn): Thomas Karamakuzhiyil, Deacon Margaret Holt [N] Brisbane: Phillip Aspinall (Christa) 8 Accra The Church of the Province of West Africa Bp Daniel Sylvanus Mensah Torto[A] St Andrew’s School: principal Deb Dalwood, chaplain Rachel Chapman (Aaron) [W] The Community of SS Barnabas and Cecilia in its Ministry of Encouragement: (Nabas Community House, Gladstone) the Rev’d Sister Sandra, (Dispersed Community Members) Sisters Sue, Riccarda, Bev, Pauline, Cheryl, Katherine, Susan (Chaplain) Simon Bailey (Jane), the Friends of the Community [TM] Lower Limestone Coast (Millicent & Penola): Lyndon Sulzberger (Rachele) [N] Bunbury: Ian Coutts (Anne) 9 Adelaide The Anglican Church of Australia Abp Geoffrey Smith [A] St Columba College: principal Leanne Carr, chaplain Jo Smith (David) [W] Eastern Eyre Peninsula (Cleve, Cowell, Kimba): vacant, Deacon Hellena Thom [TM] Lower Limestone Coast (Mt Gambier): Neil Fernando (Nalini) [N] Canberra and Goulburn: Mark Short (Monica) 10 The Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia Primates Abp Philip Richardson, Abp Don Tamihere, Abp Fereimi Cama [A] St John’s Grammar School: principal Richard Anderson, chaplain Wendy Morecroft (Andrew) [W] Ministry District of Eyre (Colton, Cummins, Elliston, Minnipa, Sheringa, Tumby Bay, Wudinna): Brian Bascombe [TM] Upper Limestone Coast (Kingston - Robe): David Patterson [N] Bishop to the Armed Forces: Grant Dibden (Jeanette) 11 Afikpo The Church of Nigeria Bp Paul A Udogu [A] St Peter’s College: Headmaster Tim Browning, chaplains Theo McCall (Alison), Ben Bleby (Rebekah) [W] The Copper Coast (Kadina, Moonta, Wallaroo): Ali Wurm, Trevor Briggs (Anne) [TM] Upper Limestone Coast (Naracoorte): Wayne Corker [N] Gippsland: Richard Treloar (Leanne) 12 North Africa The Episcopal / Anglican Province of Alexandria Abp Mouneer Hanna Anis [A] St Peter’s Girls School: principal Julia Shea, chaplain Thomas Bassett [W] Leigh Creek (Blinman, Hawker, Leigh Creek, the North East): Trevor Briggs (Anne), Arthur Tanner (Jane) [TM] Upper Limestone Coast (Tatiara): vacant [N] Grafton: Murray Harvey (Leanne) 13 Horn of Africa The Episcopal / Anglican Province of Alexandria Abp Mouneer Hanna Anis [A] St Peter’s Woodlands Grammar School: principal Helen Finlay, chaplain Michele Yuen [W] Ministry District of Yorke Peninsula (Ardrossan, Maitland, Port Victoria, Point Pearce): Andrew Lang (Louise), David Amery (Coralie), Christine Smith (Don), deacon Louise Lang (Andrew) [TM] Murraylands: David Price (Lesley), Scott Mudd (Melissa), Ian Jansse (Eva), Des Ackland (Raelene), Bruce Hicks (Melita) [N] NATSIAC 14 Agra The (united) Church of North India Bp Prem Prakash Habil [A] Trinity College: principal Nick Hately, chaplains Dave MacGillivray (Beth), David McDougall (Andrea) [W] Ministry District of Yorke Peninsula (Minlaton, Mt Rat, Stansbury, Curramulka, Port Vincent): Andrew Lang (Louise), Anne Ford (Michael), deacon Louise Lang (Andrew) [TM] Murraylands (Mannum - Mt Pleasant): David Price (Lesley), Scott Mudd (Melissa) [N] National Aboriginal Bishop: Chris McLeod (Susan) 15 Aguata The Church of Nigeria Bp Samuel C. Ezeofor [A] Walford School: principal Rebecca Clarke, chaplain Stephen Bloor (Deborah) [W] Ministry District of Yorke Peninsula (Edithburgh, Yorketown, Corny Point, Warooka): Andrew Lang (Louise), deacon Louise Lang (Andrew) [TM] Murraylands (The Murray Mallee): Bruce Hicks (Melita) [N] Melbourne: Philip Freier (Joy) 16 Ahoada The Church of Nigeria Bp Clement N. Ekpeye [A] St Mark’s College: master Don Markwell, chaplain Grant Moore (Olwen) [W] Mission to Seafarers: Port Pirie Lay Chaplain Ian Pole (Lynette), Port Lincoln vacant, Seafarers’ Centre Wallaroo Chaplain vacant, Pt Giles Lay Chaplain June Harrison (Geoff), Thevenard ships visitors [TM] Riverland: Paul Devenport (Helen) [N] Newcastle: Peter Stuart (Nicki) 17 The Anglican Church of Australia Primate Abp Geoffrey Smith [A] Bush Church Aid Society: John Warner [W] Port Augusta - Quorn: Heather Kirwan, Darren Hewitt (Rachel), Deacon Margaret Fiegert [TM] South Coast (Pt Elliot & Goolwa): Chris Talbot (Kathy) [N] North Queensland: Keith Joseph 18 Aipo Rongo The Anglican Church of Papua New Guinea Bp Nathan Ingen [A] Church Missionary Society: Mark Peterson (Alison) [W] Port Lincoln (Coulta, Lake Wangary, Poonindie, Port Lincoln): Stephen Weickhardt (Vanessa), Brian Bascombe; Missionaries on Active Service, Frances Cook (Chile) [TM] South Coast (Victor Harbor): Paul Monash [N] North-West Australia: Gary Nelson (Christine) 19 Ajayi Crowther The Church of Nigeria Bp Olugbenga O. Oduntan [A] Archbishop: Geoffrey Smith (Lynn) [W] The Parish of Flinders Plain (Port Broughton, Crystal Brook and the Cathedral Parish of SS Peter and Paul Port Pirie): Parish Priest-elect Mark Hawkes (Fiona), Sandra Bryson, Lettie Allen [TM] Southern Suburbs: Cliff Greaves, Andrew Forder (Debra), Richard Burr (Rhiannon), Deacon Carol Cornwall (John), Deacon Jonathan Jackson (Rebecca) [N] Perth: Kay Goldsworthy (Benjamin) 20 Akobo The Province of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan Bp John Jok Chol [A] Assistant Bishops: Denise Ferguson (Mark), Tim Harris (Fiona), Chris McLeod (Sue) [W] Roxby Downs (Roxby Downs, Andamooka, Woomera): Glen McDonald (Beth) [TM] Western Fleurieu (Southern Vales): Simon Waters (Susie), Brenton Dick (Lyn), Deacon Peter Chapman (Heather) [N] Riverina: Donald Kirk (Camryn) 21 Akoko The Church of Nigeria Abp Gabriel A Akinbiyi [A] Diocesan Secretary of Synod and Registrar: Joe Thorp [W] Ministry District of Southern Flinders (Melrose, Orroroo, Peterborough, Terowie, Wilmington, Wirrabara): John Fowler [TM] Western Fleurieu (Yankalilla and Delamere) Simon Waters (Susie), Brenton Dick (Lyn), Deacon Peter Chapman (Heather) [N] Rockhampton: Bp-elect Peter Grice (Virginia) 22 Akoko Edo The Church of Nigeria Bp Jolly E. Oyekpen [A] Bishop’s and Synod Office Staff [W] Ministry District of Southern Flinders (Georgetown, Gladstone, Jamestown, Laura, Spalding, the North East Mission): John Fowler, Wendy Cooper (Tim), Sr Sandra, Deacon Sarah Wiles (Steve) [TM] Increase in vocations to ordained and licensed ministry [N] Sydney: Glenn Davies (Dianne) 23 Akot The Province of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan Bp Isaac Dhieu Ater [A] Retired Clergy and clergy widows/widowers [W] Streaky Bay (Haslam/Chilpanunda, Mt Cooper, Poochera, Streaky Bay): Gavin Scantlebury (Heather) [TM] For the continuing formation, education and training for ordained ministry: Brenton Dick, Daniel Irvine, Bruce Hicks, Ian Jansse, Des Ackland, Richard Burr, Margaret Holt, Scott Mudd, Carol Cornwell, Peter Chapman, Jonathan Jackson [N] Tasmania: Richard Condie (Helen) 24 The Church of Bangladesh Moderator Abp Samuel Sunil Mankhin [A] Archdeaconry of The City of Adelaide and The Port: David Bassett (Susan) [W] Ministry District of Wakefield (Auburn, Balaklava, Belvidere, Bungaree, Riverton, Snowtown, Watervale, Yacka): David Thompson (Jenny); EcoSpirituality ministry: David and Jenny Thompson
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