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Praying Together PRAYING TOGETHER October 2020 Bishop of Leeds Nick Baines - Bishop of Leeds Bradford Episcopal Area/Bradford Archdeaconry Toby Howarth - Area Bishop of Bradford Andy Jolley - Archdeacon of Bradford Huddersfield Episcopal Area/Halifax Archdeaconry Jonathan Gibbs - Area Bishop of Huddersfield Anne Dawtry - Archdeacon of Halifax Leeds Episcopal Area/Leeds Archdeaconry Paul Slater - Bishop of Kirkstall Paul Ayers - Archdeacon of Leeds Ripon Episcopal Area/Richmond and Craven Archdeaconry Helen-Ann Hartley - Area Bishop of Ripon Jonathan Gough - Archdeacon of Richmond and Craven Wakefield Episcopal Area/Pontefract Archdeaconry Tony Robinson - Area Bishop of Wakefield Peter Townley - Archdeacon of Pontefract Diocesan Office Jonathan Wood - Diocesan Secretary Deans of the Cathedrals Jerry Lepine - Bradford John Dobson - Ripon Simon Cowling - Wakefield Thursday 1st October Remigius, Bishop of Rheims, Apostle of the Franks, 533 Anthony Ashley Cooper, Earl of Shaftesbury, Social Reformer, 1885 B: Barkisland with West Scammonden (Huddersfield) Ch: Barkisland Christ Church, West Scammonden St Bartholomew C: Priest in Charge – Stephen Southgate R: Kathleen Mazey S: Barkisland CE Primary School H: Becky Schofield AC: Perth (Australia) Kay Goldsworthy Chhattisgarh (North India) Robert Ali Chicago (The Episcopal Church) Jeffrey Lee Friday 2nd October B: Barnoldswick with Bracewell (Ripon) Ch: Barnoldswick Holy Trinity, Barnoldswick St Mary-le-Ghyll, Bracewell St Michael C: Incumbent – Sheena McMain S: Barnoldswick CE Primary School H: Michelle Ellis AC: Peru (South America) Jorge Luis Aguilar Chichester (England) Martin Warner Saturday 3rd October George Bell, Bishop of Chichester, Ecumenist, Peacemaker, 1958 B: Barnsley St Peter and St John (Wakefield) Ch: Barnsley St Peter the Apostle and St John the Baptist C: Incumbent - Vacant AC: Peshawar (Pakistan) Humphrey Peters (Primate) Chotanagpur (North India) B B Baskey Koforidua (West Africa) Felix Odei Annancy Sunday 4th October Francis of Assisi, Friar, Deacon, Founder of the Friars Minor, 1226 Black History Month God, help us to value diversity beyond variety. Help us value diversity with a vision for a progressive future that acknowledges our strength together as well as the power, creativity, ideas, and part that we all bring when we are all welcome – to come to the table and taste and see that the Lord is good. (Excerpt from Prayer for Black History Month, bread.org) AC: Pray for the Anglican Church of Tanzania Maimbo Mndolwa - Archbishop of Tanzania & Bishop of Tanga Monday 5th October B: Batley (Huddersfield) Ch: Batley All Saints, Batley St Thomas, Hanging Heaton St Paul, Purlwell St Andrew C: Incumbent – Martin Naylor Associate Priest – Mark Umpleby R: Tineke Bentley, David Lindley S: Batley CE Junior, Infant and Nursery School, Bywell CE Junior School, Hanging Heaton CE Junior and Infant School H: Phil Sunter, Zaheda Adam, Janet Potter AC: Peterborough (England) Donald Spargo Allister Christ the King (Southern Africa) William Mostert Tuesday 6th October William Tyndale, Translator of the Scriptures, Reformation Martyr, 1536 B: Battyeford (Huddersfield) Ch: Battyeford Christ the King C: Priest in Charge – Erik Peeters R: Ian Grange S: Battyeford CE Primary School H: Rachel Batty AC: Phulbani (North India) Bijay Nayak Christchurch (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) Peter Carrell Kolhapur (North India) Sandeep Suresh Vibhute Wednesday 7th October B: Bedale, Leeming and Thornton Watlass (Ripon) Ch: Bedale St Gregory, Burrill Mission Church, Leeming St John the Baptist, Thornton Watlass St Mary C: Incumbent – Simon Moor R: Sandra Lowe S: Aiskew, Leeming Bar CE Primary School, Bedale CE Primary School, Thornton Watlass CE Primary School H: Mikeala Morgan, Elizabeth Turnbull, Kathleen Allison AC: Pittsburgh (The Episcopal Church) Dorsey W M McConnell Chubu (Japan) Peter Ichiro Shibusawa Thursday 8th October B: Beeston (Leeds) Ch: Beeston St Mary, Cottingley Ecumencial Centre C: Incumbent – Lindsey Pearson AC: Polynesia (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) Fereimi Cama (Primate) Clogher (Ireland) John McDowell Cochin (South India) Baker Ninan Fenn Friday 9th October Denys, Bishop of Paris, and his Companions, Martyrs, c250 Robert Grosseteste, Bishop of Lincoln, Philosopher, Scientist, 1253 B: Belle Isle and Hunslet (Leeds) Ch: Belle Isle St John and St Barnabas C: Incumbent – Chris Buckley S: Hunslet St Mary’s CE Primary School H: Mark Ford AC: Popondota (Papua New Guinea) Lindsley Ihove Coimbatore (South India) Timothy Ravinder Saturday 10th October Paulinus, Bishop of York, Missionary, 644 Thomas Traherne, Poet, Spiritual Writer, 1674 B: Ben Rhydding (Bradford) Ch: Ben Rhydding St John the Evangelist C: Incumbent – Peter Willox Associate Priest – Jan Copsey R: Dawn Jenkins, Sylvia Walker AC: Port Moresby (Papua New Guinea) Denny Bray Guka Colombia (The Episcopal Church) Francisco Duque Kollam - Kottarakkara (South India) Oommen George Sunday 11th October Ethelburga, Abbess of Barking, 675 James the Deacon, companion of Paulinus, 7th century Please pray for all those who work in the food and hospitality industries, that they will be supported as they need during this time when opportunities to do normal business are so limited. AC: Pray for the Church of the Province of Uganda Stephen Samuel Kaziimba - Archbishop of Uganda & Bishop of Kampala Monday 12th October Wilfrid of Ripon, Bishop, Missionary, 709 Elizabeth Fry, Prison Reformer, 1845 Edith Cavell, Nurse, 1915 B: Bentham, Burton in Lonsdale, Chapel le Dale, Ingleton and Thornton in Lonsdale (Ripon) Ch: Bentham St John the Baptist, Burton in Lonsdale All Saints, Chapel le Dale St Leonard, Ingleton St Mary, Thornton in Lonsdale St Oswald C: Team Rector – Anne Russell Team Vicars – Denis Tate, Nick Trenholme R: Graham Almond, Glyn Price AC: Port Sudan (Sudan) Abdu Elnur Kodi Colombo (Ceylon) Dhiloraj Ranjit Canagasabey Kondoa (Tanzania) Given Gaula Tuesday 13th October Edward the Confessor, King of England, 1066 B: Bierley (Bradford) Ch: Bierley St John the Evangelist C: Incumbent – Paul Wheelhouse R: Geraldine Cooper, Joyce Godward, Jeff Pickles S: Bierley St John’s CE Primary School H: Andrew Knight AC: Portsmouth (England) Christopher Foster Colorado (The Episcopal Church) Robert O'Neill Kongor (South Sudan) Gabriel Thuch Agot Wednesday 14th October B: Bilton (Ripon) Ch: Bilton St John the Evangelist, Bilton St Luke C: Team Rector – Simon Dowson Team Vicar – Andy Patrick Assistant Curate – Laura Martin R: Jan Johnson S: Bilton Richard Taylor CE Primary School H: Andrew Symonds AC: Pretoria (Southern Africa) Allan John Kannemeyer Concepcion (Chile) Enrique Lago Zugadi Thursday 15th October Teresa of Avila, Teacher of the Faith, 1582 B: Bingley All Saints (Bradford) Ch: Bingley All Saints, Crossflatts St Aidan C: Incumbent – Martyn Weaver Associate Priest – Ruth Dowson S: Trinity All Saints CE Primary School H: Jane Glendinning AC: Puerto Rico (The Episcopal Church) Rafael Morales Maldonado Connecticut (The Episcopal Church) Ian Douglas Connor (Ireland) Alan Francis Abernethy Friday 16th October Nicholas Ridley, Bishop of London, and Hugh Latimer, Bishop of Worcester, Reformation Martyrs, 1555 B: Bingley Holy Trinity (Bradford) Ch: Bingley Holy Trinity, Gilstead St Wilfrid C: Incumbent – Andrew Clarke R: Elizabeth Evans, Keith Marshall AC: Pune (North India) Sharad Yuvraj Gaikwad Cork, Cloyne & Ross (Ireland) William Paul Colton Saturday 17th October Ignatius, Bishop of Antioch, Martyr, c107 B: Birchencliffe and Birkby (Huddersfield) Ch: Birchencliffe St Philip the Apostle, Birkby St Cuthbert C: Incumbent – Joanne Hustwick Assistant Curate – Ruth Fort AC: Qu'Appelle (Canada) Robert Hardwick Costa Rica (Central America) Orlando Gomez Kontagora (Nigeria) Jonah Ibrahim Sunday 18th October Luke the Evangelist Please pray for our Retired Clergy and those holding Permission to Officiate across the Diocese, for the invaluable support they provide in our parishes. AC: Pray for the Episcopal Church Michael Curry - Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal Church Monday 19th October Henry Martyn, Translator of the Scriptures, Missionary in India and Persia, 1812 B: Birkby St John and Woodhouse (Huddersfield) Ch: Birkby St John the Evangelist, Woodhouse Christ Church C: Incumbent - Vacant S: Deighton Christ Church Academy H: Lisa Walton-Thorpe AC: Quebec (Canada) Bruce Myers Coventry (England) Christopher Cocksworth Krishna-Godavari (South India) George Cornelious Tantepudi Tuesday 20th October B: Birkenshaw cum Hunsworth (Huddersfield) Ch: Birkenshaw St Paul C: Priest in Charge – Karen Nicholl R: Noeline Page S: Birkenshaw CE Primary School, East Bierley CE Primary School H: Rebecca Martin, Lysa Upham AC: Raiwind (Pakistan) Azad Marshall Cuba (The Episcopal Church) Griselda Delgado Del Carpio Kubwa (Nigeria) Duke Akamisoko Wednesday 21st October B: Birstall (Huddersfield) Ch: Birstall St Peter C: Incumbent – Paul Knight R: Wendy Harper, Leif Wilks S: Birstall St Peter’s CE Junior, Infant and Early Years School H: Lesley Evans AC: Rajasthan (North India) Darbara Singh Cueibet (South Sudan) Elijah Muteny Awet Thursday 22nd October B: Bishop Thornton, Burnt Yates, Markington, Ripley and South Stainley (Ripon) Ch: Bishop Thornton St John, Burnt Yates St Andrew, Markington St Michael, Ripley All Saints, South Stainley St Wilfrid C: Incumbent – Paul Harford Associate Priest – Linda Boon R: Janet Newell, Phillip Perkins S: Bishop Thornton CE Primary School, Markington CE Primary School, Ripley CE Primary School H: Liz Bedford, Rebecca Lyman, Lisa Jackson AC: Rayalaseema (South
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