This week we pray for
Diocesan Prayers:.
Standon and The Mundens with Sacombe: David
Payne; Lindsey Moss; (R) Caroline Franks; Gwen
Duckitt. Fiona Wheatley to be licensed to the
Bishop’s Hatfield Team Ministry.
Whipsnade Tree Cathedral Service.
The Anglican Church of the Province of Myanmar
and Stephen Oo its Archbishop.
Deanery Prayers
St Alban’s - Warners End & Gadebridge
We continue to be thankful to God for the life and joy our
little people bring us. Please pray for all those involved in
teaching and helping with the Sunday school who, with
only one room available, often have to cater for quite a
range of ages on a Sunday morning.
Those who are receiving Holy Communion at home:
Residents of The Lodge, St. Mary’s House, Alexandra Care
Home, Win Jordan,Alma and Don Lister, Jean and Frank
Pitkin
The housebound and elderly and those with long-term
illness: Sarah Brooks, Mary Clinton, Liz Cotton,
Maureen Saunders, David Shaw, Catherine Smee, Jean
Tearle, Kathleen Tondo, Geoff White
Residents: Fletcher Way
The Sick: Ant Allen, Jamie Andrews, Michael Clinton
Serene Henderson, Guy Holliday, Don Lister,
Tim Marshall, Bethan Shamar
Baptism Anniversary:
Those who have died: Charlie Fidler, 8 years old, a former
member of our Toddler Church group. We pray for his
parents Nicole and Jason, sister Isabelle and brother Samuel,
all the family and the pupils of South Hill School.
“The Unfinisheds: We cannot judge a biography by its
length, by the number of pages in it; we must judge by the
richness of the contents.... Sometimes the ‘unfinisheds’ are
among the most beautiful symphonies.” Victor Frankl
The laying-on-of-hands with prayer. At the Sung
Eucharist during communion, in the Chapel of the Holy
Spirit, we offer people who may have particular needs
and concerns a ministry of prayer accompanied by the
laying-on-of-hands. Please feel free to make your way to
the chapel after you have received communion. Sit or
kneel as you prefer. You may wish to explain briefly to
the minister your particular concern, which may be for
yourself or for someone else. Equally, you may prefer to
remain silent. Either is fine. If getting to the chapel is
difficult for you, let one of the Welcome Team know and
a prayer minister will come to you.
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