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Bishop’s Day of Prayer 9.30am - Opening Worship with Bishop Graham (Streamed on Cathedral YouTube Channel) Prayer Relay around the Diocese and Cathedral The apostles came together 10.00am Norwich South praying with a single purpose, 10.20am Blofield 10.40am Norwich East with Mary the mother of Jesus. 11.00am Waxham & Tunstead (Acts 1:14) 11.20am Redenhall Prayer for Dereham in Mitford 11.40am Depwade 12.00noon Holt 13.55 – 14.05 Introductory worship (see page 1-2) 12.25pm Great Yarmouth 14.05 – 14.15 Prayer around the Deanery 12.45pm Humbleyard (see deanery details on page 3-4) 1.10pm Norwich North 14.15 – 14.25 Prayer for the Deanery as a whole 1.35pm Lothingland 14.25 Short concluding prayer 1.55pm Dereham and Mitford (Streamed at www.facebook.com/stnicsdereham) This time of prayer for the deanery is part of the Bishop’s Day of Prayer, 2.20pm Loddon with a hub at the Cathedral. It includes a prayer relay for each deanery in 2.45pm Thetford & Rockland the Diocese, of which our prayer time is a part. See the plan for the day on 3.10pm Sparham and Ingworth the back page. 3.30pm Closing Worship Our time of prayer is taking place in the Holy Innocents Chapel, under- neath the choir screen. with Bishop Graham (Streamed on Cathedral YouTube Channel) You can join our livestream at www.facebook.com/stnicsdereham Copyright material is included from Common Worship: Services and Prayers for the Church of England (2000) Introductory Worship We are called to be faithful, as God is always faithful to us. By prayer- We listen to “Veni, Sanctus Spiritus” fully placing the life of the diocese where our sails can best catch the wind of the Holy Spirit, God will take us where God At prayer we wait, with the apostles saying: wills. Come, Holy Spirit! Alleluia! At prayer we wait, with Mary, the mother of Jesus, saying: Come, Holy Spirit! Alleluia! At prayer we wait, with the people of God, saying: Prayer Notes Come, Holy Spirit! Alleluia! The apostles waited in the upper room, together with Mary the mother of Jesus, the women who supported Jesus in his ministry and journeyed with him to the cross, and Jesus’ family, They waited in patience for the Holy Spirit to come, just as Jesus had promised. They prayed constantly, united in mind and purpose.. On this day before Pentecost, we join together, praying with our brothers and sisters around the Diocese, and praying for our Deanery of Dereham in Mitford. We light nine candles, signs of the Spirit’s presence among us. The fruit of the spirit is: Love Joy Peace Patience Kindness Goodness Faithfulness Gentleness Self-control Send your Holy Spirit upon us, and clothe us with power from on high. Alleluia. 1 6 Diocesan Vision God’s Word Jesus said, “I came that they may have life, and have it abundant- We read Philippians 4:4-9 ly” (John 10.10). We see the ministry of the whole diocese as being We have a time to reflect on the reading. about how we live our life together for the flourishing of every per- Come, Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of your people son in every place. Any vision should help the local church to flourish and kindle in us the fire of your love. and grow in confidence that we are loved by God. All who are led by the Spirit of God Jesus also said, “If any want to become my followers, let them deny are children of God and fellow-heirs with Christ. themselves and take up their cross and follow me” (Matthew 16.24). Come, Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of your people. The heart of our mission is about being open to, and enabling others to discover, a life transformed by Christ. Renew the face of your creation, Lord, pouring on us the gifts of your Spirit, We join in Christ’s mission, conscious of the five marks of mission of the Anglican Communion, through responding to God and the world. and kindle in us the fire of your love. We will prayerfully proclaim the Good News of the Kingdom, For the creation waits with eager longing rooting ourselves in Scripture and the sacraments. We will wait upon for the glorious liberty of the children of God. God in stillness, contemplation and intercession. Our corporate pray- Come, Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of your people er, an ongoing conversation with God, will embrace traditional, fresh and kindle in us the fire of your love. expressions, online and evolving models of being Church. Prayer We will pastorally model the ministry of the whole people of God As our Saviour taught us, so we pray: after Jesus the good shepherd. We will respond with loving service to the needs of the communities where we live and work, and teach, Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name, baptise and nurture new believers. your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as in heaven. prophetically We will speak out and act, with the fire of the Holy Give us today our daily bread. Spirit, challenging injustice, confronting violence, and working for Forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sin against us. peace and reconciliation. We will seek to safeguard the integrity of Lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. creation and sustain and renew the life of the earth. For the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours Being open to all of this will enable God in Jesus to accomplish far now and for ever. Amen. more than all we can ask or imagine (Ephesians 3.20). If we al- low the Holy Spirit to breathe God’s divine life into our human plans, May the Spirit kindle in us the fire of God’s love. much more will be made of them, for God can bring abundance from Amen. scarcity. 5 2 Dereham in Mitford Deanery Minister: Peter Pease. St Peter's CofE Primary Academy (Easton). BARNHAM BROOM & UPPER YARE Barford, Barnham Broom with Bickerston,, Brandon Parva, Carleton HONINGHAM Forehoe, Cranworth with Letton and Southburgh, Garvestone, The Churchwardens and PCC during the vacancy. Hardingham, Kimberley, Reymerston, Runhall with Coston, Thuxton, LAUNDITCH & THE UPPER NAR TEAM MINISTRY Whinburgh with Westfield, Wramplingham. Beeston-next-Mileham, Clergy: Tim Weatherstone, Bittering Parva, East Lexham, Arthur Hawes, Louisa Great Dunham, Great and Pittman. Licensed Lay Little Fransham,, Gressenhall, Minister: Roger Walpole. Litcham w Kempston, Little Barnham Broom CofE VA Dunham , Longham, Primary School. Mileham, Rougham, DEREHAM & DISTRICT Stanfield, Tittleshall w TEAM MINISTRY Godwick, Weasenham , Beetley with East Bilney, Wellingham, Wendling, West Bradenham, Dereham, Hoe, Lexham. Scarning, Shipdham, Clergy: Miriam Fife, Julia Swanton Morley. Hemp, Shawn Tomlinson, Clergy: Paul Cubitt, James Kevin Blogg. Licensed Lay Rosie, Jane Nursey. Licensed Ministers: Peter Brown, Tom Lay Ministers: Tom Cross Butler-Stoney, Jan Sexton. Helen Jeckells, Adam Pyke, Weasenham CofE Primary Evelyn Speed, Lydia Crick. Academy. Dereham CofE Junior MATTISHALL & Academy, Dereham CofE VA TUDD VALLEY Infant School & Nursery, East Tuddenham, Hockering, Swanton Morley, CofE VC Primary School, Thomas Bullock CofE Mattishall, North Tuddenham, Welborne, Yaxham. Primary Academy (Shipdham). Clergy: Mark McCaghrey, Sally Thurgill, Andrea Woods. Licensed Lay Ministers: Anne Clarke, Joyce Turner, Jackie Clay, Alan Cossey, Jackie EASTON Crisp, Mel Stevenson. Bawburgh, Colton, Easton, Marlingford. Hockering CofE Primary Academy, Yaxham CofE VA Primary School. Clergy: Laura Montgomery, Penelope Goodman. Licensed Lay 3 4 .
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