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Ross and Walford with Brampton Abbotts Home Ministry Prayer Cycle For our prayers this week: We pray for those who are ill: Ross and Walford with and all those infected and affected by the coronavirus We remember those who have died: Gerald Williams and we pray for his family Brampton Abbotts and for all who mourn at this time Home Ministry Walford: Leys Hill, Forest Green, Bull’s Hill, Howle Hill. Ross: Wilton Lane, The Pippins, Fisherman’s Reach, Old Prayer Cycle Emergency Sunday 28th Baptism Ministers Nursery Close, Green Court. Services Brampton Abbotts: Brampton Abbotts Village Hall, those Week beginning 28.06.2020 who work on farms and the land. Walford: The Deans, Deepdean, Sharman Pitch, Hill Court, Star Beech Hill, Mark’s Well, Upper and Lower Wythall. Monday 29th War zones Residential Homes Ross: Tudor Rise, Woodedge, Walford Avenue, Purland. Brampton Abbotts: Ross Road and Netherton. Walford: Coughton, Coughton Place, Fowbridge Gardens, Willow Close, Cedar Grove, Priory Lea, Alder Close, Green Neighbourhood Colley Close. 30th Monarchy Tuesday Group Ross: Frome Valley Way, Sugarloaf Crescent, Three Choirs Close, Vinetree Caravan Park. Brampton Abbotts: Church Road and Oak House Nursery. Walford: Farmers, farmworkers, those who work in Hospitality - B&Bs and Public Houses, light Industry. 1st Archbishops/Bi Wednesday Sean Semple Ross: Walford Road, Chapel Road, Churchill Place, Tudor shops Street. Brampton Abbotts: Turners Lane and The Grove. Walford: Walford School, playgroups, Scouts, Cubs. Church Welcome Ross: Fernbank Road, Okell Drive, Eastfield Road, Thursday 2nd Prisons/Courts & Watch Group Woodmeadow Road. Brampton Abbotts: Gatsford Lane and Overton. Walford: Walford Parish Councillors, Pashley Hall and users. Ross: Hawthorn Meadows, Hildersley Avenue, Hildersley 3rd The Community Rise, The Glebe, Parsons Croft. Friday Government Larder Helpers Brampton Abbotts: Greytree, First, Second, Third and Supporting Fourth Avenues, Backney View and Summer Field. our Society Walford: Holiday makers, Hom Green, Lincoln Hill, Walford PCC, Walford Churchwardens, Ministry team in Walford. Those discerning Ross: Kent Avenue, Sussex Avenue, The Avenue, Ashfield, Saturday 4th Vocations the call to Coach Lane. ministry Brampton Abbotts: Greytree, Fifth and Sixth Avenue, Sixth Avenue Close, Blackthorn Close, Willowbrook. SUNDAY 28th June: 3rd after Trinity Proper 8 Hereford Ewyas Harold & Dulas, with Abbeydore, Bacton, Kentchurch, Llangua, Anglican The United Church of North India - Moderator: The Most Revd Dr Prem Rowlestone & Llancillo, Walterstone, Kilpeck, St Devereux & Wormbridge: Mark Chand Singh. Godson; Frank Rodgers, Bob Bates; Reader – Diane Bates; Local Ministry Team; Ewyas Hereford The Abbeydore Deanery: Rural Dean – Nicholas Lowton; Lay Co-Chair – Harold Primary School. Philip Wilcocks; Sub-Warden of Readers – Vacant. Rural Pioneer Priests serving across the Deanery: Nicholas Lowton, Mark Godson, Simon Lockett, Hilary Morgan, Luci Wednesday 1st July: Henry, John and Henry Venn, priests, evangelical divines Morriss. Anglican North Eastern Caribbean & Aruba (West Indies) - The Rt Revd L. Errol Porvoo England: Lincoln - Bishop Christopher Lowson, Bishop David Court, Bishop Brooks. Attooch (South Sudan) - The Rt Revd Moses Anur Ayom. Nicholas Chamberlain; Sweden: Härnösand - Bishop Eva Nordung Byström; Finland: Hereford Cagebrook - Kingstone with Clehonger, Eaton Bishop, Allensmore and Lappo - Bishop Simo Peura. Thruxton: Hilary Morgan, Ann Hitchiner, Michael Westall; Kingstone High School; The Wider View Hereford has many links with Tanzania; currently it is difficult to Clehonger CE Primary School, Kingstone & Thruxton Primary School. find the truth about the situation there with Covid 19. The country has reported very few cases and deaths, but this is far from the truth. Pray for strong, open and honest Thursday 2nd July leadership in Tanzania. Anglican North Karamoja (Uganda) - The Rt Revd James Nasak. Auckland (Aotearoa This Week Pray for those who would have been ordained deacon or priest, in NZ & Polynesia) - The Rt Revd Ross Bay. Magwi (South Sudan) - The Rt Revd Ogeno this and other dioceses, at this time of year. Ordinations have been provisionally Charles Opoka. postponed until September; meanwhile those who would have been deaconed will be Hereford Wye Dore - Madley with Tyberton, Peterchurch, Vowchurch & licensed as lay workers next Sunday (see next week’s biddings for names and parishes). Turnastone: Simon Lockett, Judy Dinnen This week honours Peter and Paul, and also Thomas: pray the Church today may be faithful to their example of faith and service, in word and deed ready to proclaim Friday 3rd July: Thomas, apostle Christ as Lord. This is Children’s Art Week - give thanks for all that encourages Anglican North Kigezi (Uganda) - The Rt Revd Benon Magezi. Aweil (South Sudan) - art and creativity in children. Pray too for our schools: for those children (for example The Rt Revd Abraham Yel Nhial. in our Welsh schools) that are returning to school this week for the first time since Hereford Wye Dore Ministry Team – Simon Lockett, Brenda Stokes, Judy Dinnen, lockdown, and for school staff and governing bodies working to ensure children can Julie Lunn, Sam Morgan, Helen Byard, Joy Rickwood, Lyn Garwood, Barbara Llewellyn- return to school safely when the new school year begins. This week also begins Samuel, Jane Hirst; Fairfield High School, Peterchurch; Madley Primary School; “Plastic Free July”. Single-use plastics have actually been an important part of the Peterchurch Primary School. battle against Covid 19, but in general we do still need to look to reduce our use of them. Pray we may become more aware of alternatives to single-use plastics, and more Saturday 4th July: ready to use them. The charity “A Child of Mine” is sponsoring Friday of this week as Anglican North Mbale (Uganda) - The Rt Revd Samuel Gidudu. Awerial (South National Bereaved Parents Day. Pray for all who have lost a child - whatever the Sudan) - The Rt Revd David Akau Kuol Mayom. Kadugli & Nuba Mountains (Sudan) - age or circumstance - and for all who offer care and support, and a listening ear. The Rt Revd Andudu Adam Elnail. Hereford Borderlink – Blakemere, Bredwardine with Brobury, Clifford, Cusop, Monday 29th June: Peter and Paul, Apostles (or Peter, Apostle) Dorstone, Hardwicke, Moccas & Preston-on-Wye: Luci Morriss, Jane Rogers, Sally Anglican North Dakota (The Episcopal Church) - The Rt Revd Keith Whitmore, Barnes, our benefice team of Lay Leaders, Messy Church and Clifford Primary School. assisting bishop during the episcopal vacancy. Athabasca (Canada) - The Rt Revd David Prayer Greenwood. Juba (South Sudan) - The Most Revd Justin Badi Arama. Prayers of the World-wide Church (adapted) Hereford Black Mountains Group - Clodock & Longtown with Craswall, Llanveynoe, Lord, we pray for all who minister in your name. St Margaret’s, Michaelchurch Escley & Newton: Nicholas Lowton, Sam Ashton; Strengthen them in weakness, and direct them in all they do. Longtown Primary School; Michaelchurch Escley Primary School. Give them a spirit of power, a heart of love, and a mind fixed on you, that in all their work they may proclaim your glory Tuesday 30th June and preach your word of salvation; Anglican North East India (North India) - The Rt Revd Michael Herenz. Atlanta (The so may the nations become your inheritance, Episcopal Church) - The Rt Revd Robert Wright. Kabba (Nigeria) - The Rt Revd Steven and the ends of the earth the possession of your love, Akobe. through Jesus Christ our Lord. .
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