Read our daily Cycle of Prayer below, listen on our social media (@DioSalisbury).
Cycle of Prayer
Cycle of Prayer: 26 August- 1 September
Reading this week's prayers is David Pain. David is Diocesan Secretary and Chief Executive Officer of the Diocesan Board of Finance. In his spare time, David love's cooking for friends and family, live music, walking and cycling.
Cycle of Prayer 19-25 August
Reading this weeks prayer diary is Olatunde Adebambo, who works as the HR, Learning & Development Manager for the Diocese. He loves God and he is committed to doing his own bit for the knowledge of the Glory of the Lord to cover the earth as the waters cover the sea.
Cycle of Prayer 12-18 August
Reading this week's prayers is Miriam Longfoot. Miriam works for the DBF as the Governance and Pastoral Planning Manager. She assists parishes with Church Representation Rules (including electoral roll, elections and APCMs), general governance queries, data protection and GDPR. In her spare time Miriam enjoys historical reanactments!
Cycle of Prayer: 5-11 August
Reading this week's prayers is Anna Hardy. Anna came to faith in recent years and is passionate about communicating her faith and trust in Jesus in all she does!
Cycle of Prayer 29 July- 4 August
Reading this week's prayers is Dan Parker. Dan Parker is a qualified accountant and serves as the Chief Finance and Operations Officer at the Diocese of Salisbury Academy Trust where he has worked for the last seven years. DSAT is a Schools Trust serving the needs of 28 church schools within the Diocese of Salisbury which has a vision for the growth of thriving Christian learning communities.
Cycle of Prayer 22-28 July
Reading this week's prayers is Jonathan Triffitt. Jonathan is Director of Mission and Ministry and Deputy Diocesan Secretary at the Diocesan Board of Finance. He is also a big Bradford city fan!
Cycle of Prayer: 15-21 July
Reading this week's prayers is David Reed. David says "No-one is more surprised than me to have got ordained this year. I became a Christian by accident shortly after getting married and since then Jesus has blown up my entire life. I spent the early part of my career in London working as a charity CEO, and decided to apply some of those skills to my local church in Hamworthy, which is where a call to ministry slowly developed. The formation journey since then has been amazing, and I am so excited to now be serving in the beautiful parish of Corfe Mullen, which has given us the most extraordinary welcome as a family."
Cycle of Prayer: 8-14 July
Reading this week's prayers is Marianne Mangham. "I'm Marianne and have just completed three years at Sarum College whilst working full time. I am now the newly ordained Assistant Curate of Wimborne Minster, The Wimborne Villages, Shapwick and Kingston Lacy. It has been so exciting over the last week to see where God is at work in my new parishes and I am looking forwards to joining in and making Jesus known in the time ahead.''
Cycle of Prayer: 1-7 July
Reading the Prayer Diary this week is Ruth Peers! "I'm Ruth Peers, and have just completed three years at Sarum College while working part-time as a community worker at St Francis Church, Littlemoor, Weymouth. As a family, we have just moved to Poole where I will become curate for the parish of Hamworthy."
Cycle of Prayer: 24-30 June
Reading this week's prayers is Lydia Reese. "Hello, I’m Lydia! Originally from the mountains of East Tennessee, I find myself in Dorset by way of the Hilfield Friary community, where I realised God was calling me to ordained ministry. I also met my husband, Jimmy, at Hilfield, and we now live in Dorchester where he is vicar of St. Mary the Virgin. As a lover of the natural world I am very much looking forward to serving my curacy in the beautiful benefice of West Purbeck and joining in with what God is doing there."
