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FROM DAVID THOMSON, THE BISHOP OF HUNTINGDON

Ely Diocesan Prayers September 4

GREAT PAXTON HOLY TRINITY, LITTLE PAXTON ST JAMES AND DIDDINGTON ST LAWRENCE

Vicar: Annette Reed

Hon Curate: Canon Vernon North

LLMs: Dr Peter Dunn; Capt Leslie Tennant (Rtd CA)

ALM: Nick Gellatly

Diddington: Give thanks for new facilities in church; pray more people will be drawn into the Christian Community.

Great Paxton: Pray for building up of work with young families and with church school. Thanksgiving for new church facilities

Little Paxton: Pray for progress with “Church for Tomorrow” Project and for ongoing pastoral care in parish.

Great Paxton Church of England Primary School

Guildford (England) – The Rt Revd Christopher John Hill ; Guildford – Dorking – The Rt Revd Ian James Brackley

Filed under: Prayer Cycle

Ely Diocesan Prayers September 3

OFFORD D’ARCY WITH OFFORD CLUNY ALL SAINTS

Vicar: Ally Barrett

Curate: Tim Hayward

Rtd Priests: Ron Ingamells; Miles Falla; Richard Bunyan

LLMs: Ann Brittain; Roger Cresswell

ALMs: Richard Noble; Jennifer Cox; Howard Cox; Margaret Street

Link: We support the training of Ordinands in Kenya

Guatemala (Central America) – The Rt Revd Armando Roman Guerra Soria

Filed under: Prayer Cycle

Ely Diocesan Prayers September 2

BUCKDEN ST MARY

Vicar: Ally Barrett

Curate: Tim Hayward

Rtd Priests: Ron Ingamells; Miles Falla; Richard Bunyan

LLMs: Ann Brittain; Roger Cresswell

ALMs: Richard Noble; Jennifer Cox; Howard Cox; Margaret Street

Link: We support the training of Ordinands in Kenya

For the extension project (Buckden’s Living Stones).

Buckden Church of England Primary School

Grahamstown (South Africa) – The Rt Revd Ebenezer Ntlali

Filed under: Prayer Cycle

Ely Diocesan Prayers September 1

WARESLEY ST JAMES

P.I.C.: Catharine Furlong

LLM: Tony Bevens

ALMS:Sheila George(Music Ministry); Janice Brown & Sheila Thompson (Pastoral Care Ministry)

Links: USPG; Mapanza parish, Zambia; Hunts Mind, Huntingdon

Grafton (Australia) – The Rt Revd Keith Slater

Filed under: Prayer Cycle

Ely Diocesan Prayers August 31

ABBOTSLEY ST MARGARET

P.I.C.: Catharine Furlong

LLM: Tony Bevens

ALMS:Sheila George(Music Ministry); Janice Brown & Sheila Thompson (Pastoral Care Ministry)

Links: USPG; Mapanza parish, Zambia; Hunts Mind, Huntingdon

Gombe (Nigeria) – The Rt Revd Henry Chukwudum Ndukuba

Filed under: Prayer Cycle

Ely Diocesan Prayers August 30

GREAT GRANSDEN ST BARTHOLOMEW AND LITTLE GRANSDEN ST PETER AND ST PAUL

P.I.C.: Catharine Furlong

LLM: Tony Bevens

ALMs: Sheila George (Music Ministry); Janice Brown & Sheila Thompson (Pastoral Care Ministry)

Links: USPG; Mapanza parish, Zambia; Hunts Mind, Huntingdon

Barnabas Oley Church of England Primary School, Great Gransden

Gloucester (England) – The Rt Revd Michael Francis Perham ; Gloucester – Tewkesbury – The Rt Revd John Stewart Went

Filed under: Prayer Cycle

Ely Diocesan Prayers August 29

August 29 – September 4 Deanery of St Neots

Rural Dean: Revd Annette Reed Trinity 13

Lay Chairman: Mrs Janet Perrett St Asaph (Church in Wales)

29 For organist and choirs, the Royal School of Church Music and all involved in providing music for worship. Meeting this week of the Deanery Liaison Group and Finance Committee.

PRAY for Iglesia Anglicana del Cono Sur de America The Most Revd Gregory James Venables Presiding Bishop of the Southern Cone & Bishop of Argentina

Filed under: Prayer Cycle

Ely Diocesan Prayers August 28

CHESTERTON THE GOOD SHEPHERD

Vicar: David Maher

Curate: Anthony Lees-Smith

Glasgow & Galloway (Scotland) – The Rt Revd Idris Jones

Filed under: Prayer Cycle

Ely Diocesan Prayers August 27

CHESTERTON ST GEORGE

Vicar: Stephen Bowring

Curate: Hannah Hobday

LLMs: Lesley Bowring; David Berkley

Gitega (Burundi) – The Rt Revd Jean W Nduwayo

Filed under: Prayer Cycle

Ely Diocesan Prayers August 26

CHESTERTON ST ANDREW

Vicar: Nicholas Moir

SSM Curate: Dr Alasdair Coles

Asst Priest: Dorothy Peyton Jones

Rtd Priest: Lorna Dazeley

Thanks: for the warm welcome offered by the congregation and our ancient building; a steady stream of newcomers finding a home with us; people being called to various ministries. Pray for: our adult baptism and confirmation candidates; our development project; the ministry team as they spend a day together.

Chesterton St Andrew Community Church of England Primary School

Gippsland (Australia) – The Rt Revd John McIntyre

Filed under: Prayer Cycle

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