REV. IRENE writes:
It was such a privilege to lead Peter Lord’s service on Wednesday afternoon last week and to share in three of his favourite hymns that have meant so much to him throughout his life.
Peter titled his talk ‘Life as an archive’ and we shared the ups and downs of living as part of an RAF family before joining the Air Force himself and spending many years both in this country and abroad carrying out his duties.
Peter’s faith shone through as he spoke. He still loves the occasional 1662 service and enjoys sharing his Sundays between the Minster and St. Mary’s Lowgate. After the service we all enjoyed afternoon tea, provided by, and served by our very loyal helpers. Peter sends a big ‘thank you’ to everyone involved.
The final hymn we sang was:
‘Oh Jesus I have promised to serve thee to the end’
These words mean a lot to Peter as we still see him, in his eighties, making sure he keeps to that promise.
THANK YOU, PETER!
ZOOM BIBLE STUDY WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
Online: hullminster.org/teaching 7:30 p.m.
ALPHA will be recommencing in September so please let Rev. Rob know if you are interested in participating.
WELCOME CAFÉ (from strangers to friends) & LISTENING SPACE
Welcome Café is held every Thursday morning 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Please do quickly visit and support whenever you can. We hope to grow this facility and invite many different groups along. There will be newspapers, games, table talk and much more with coffee and cake supplied. It is extremely important that our church family pop along on occasion, as we need people to welcome and chat to those that may be visiting for the first time.
From 12:30 soup will be served and drinks throughout the afternoon until 3 p.m.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
In addition to ReNew being present in the church as part of the Welcome Cafe and Listening Space that is open to absolutely everyone each Thursday, on the 6th July, a representative of the Hull City Council Wilson Centre information team will also be there.
This person will be able to take concerns or enquiries you may have about any of the City Council departments, from footpaths, planning applications, to Council Tax.
Initially, this will be available from 11:00 until 12:30.
Naturally, we need to see what response there will be to this new service. This, like the situation with ReNew, will be monitored in order to gauge the interest for such information. If necessary, we will extend the time the two organisations are in church.
I must emphasise that this is available in the same way the Welcome Cafe and Listening Space are: to absolutely everyone. That means you, your friends, family members, and even those who walk into the church for the very first time.
If you have any questions about either of these two organisations, or how you could be part of the Welcome Cafe and Listening Space team, please don’t hesitate to ask either Rev Irene or Tim.
Thursday evening saw the Gala Awards Ceremony for the Constructing Excellence Awards in Yorkshire and Humber. The Hull Minster Team, including Alan Woods and Partners, were Highly Commended in the category of Conservation and Regeneration. A fantastic recognition of the amazing transformation of Hull Minster!
MARGARET NICHOLSON’S FUNERAL
MINSTER PRAISE
This Thursday at 10:30. Do come and join with us for this short service followed by refreshments and fellowship.
GREAT FUN AT JUNIOR CHURCH
This week in Junior Church, we were studying the story of Jesus the Healer.
The kids got an opportunity to learn some first aid, and had a go at healing our Teddy, as well as Boris the bone man, whose bones had been all muddled up!
SATURDAY CONCERTS
Rachel Dent gave us a magical performance on her two harps this Saturday lunchtime, showcasing some of the most beautiful harp repertoire there is. Many thanks to her and to the many who came to listen!
Next time: North Ferriby Ladies will entertain us with their sumptuous singing.
RACE FOR LIFE
Becca and I made our, not particularly fast, Race for Life on Sunday. It was windy but at least we did not get rained on. Thank you to everyone who kindly sponsored us. We have made £522.97 so far. If anyone would like to give us any further donations, our page is still open:
https://fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/team/gill-and-becca
or, catch me when I am in church.
TEDDY BEARS PICNIC
On 30th August 2023 we are holding our annual Teddy Bears Picnic and we are in need of Childrens' books, toys (good condition and complete) and also teddies for the tombola, again must be in good clean condition.
You can drop them off and give to Rev Irene or Shirley Ask your friends & neighbours.
PLEASE NOTE: there are many road closures in and around at the present time. In particular, the A63 is closed from Friday evening until Monday morning between the Hull Royal turn-off and the Minster. Please allow extra time for your journeys.
PRAYER POINTS FOR THE THIRD WEEK OF JULY
For those we know who are sick or bereaved or awaiting hospital procedures, for healing and comfort.
We pray for all those who work as encouragers in the lives of others. Sustain and strengthen through your Spirit so this work may continue.
For all those living as Christians in Manipur who are suffering. Particularly for Kamsat and his ministry there.
For all involved in schoolwork. For a restful holiday throughout August and for safety for all pupils and their families
COLLECT FOR THE SEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
Generous God, you give us gifts and make them grow
though our faith is small as mustard seed, make it grow to your glory
and the flourishing of your Kingdom
through Jesus Christ our Lord AMEN
READINGS FOR THE SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
Psalm 139:1-11, 23-24
Isaiah 44:6-8
Romans 8:12-25
Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43
DIARY FOR THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS
Thank you to all the volunteers that attended, supported, and catered at Margaret Nicholson’s funeral. A volunteer final farewell for Margaret on her final journey!
Margaret’s family would like to thank everyone at the Minster who helped at or attended her funeral. We are sure she would have been very pleased and grateful for the number of people who did so. The Minster really was her second home, and it was lovely for us to meet so many people there who had been her friends, often for many years, and thought highly of her.
The collection for Amnesty raised £270 which also would have pleased Margaret as it was one of the charities she most keenly supported so thanks again to everyone who contributed.
GREAT FUN AT JUNIOR CHURCH
The lesson this week was based on John 6 – the feeding of the five thousand. Having read and talked through the lesson, each person (young and old!), was given a piece of paper. We used to make these when we were at school many(!) years ago and called them fortune tellers. However, today they were aiming to make sure everyone understood the importance of this miracle performed by Jesus.
INDIA
Following on from the article in the last two editions of Lifeline, we would ask that you continue to pray for Pastor Kamsat and his family. The suffering the people of that region are enduring is beyond anything we can imagine, so we need to support them with our prayers. Let us commit to praying for them daily – it is the least we can do and the most we can do.
RACE FOR LIFE
Becca and I are taking part in a Race for Life 5k to raise money and save lives. One in two people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. Every single pound you donate makes a difference to Cancer Research UK’s groundbreaking work, so please sponsor us if you can. We joined in a few times some years ago (whilst my hair was still brown!), and now we want to try to get a little money together again for close friends we care about who are fighting this disease, as well so many others. If you can, please sponsor us! I will have sponsorship forms in on Tuesday and Wednesday and Robin will have them in on Sunday while we are “racing.” Gill Alden
Some years earlier!!
PLEASE NOTE: there are many road closures in and around at the present time. In particular, the A63 is closed from Friday evening until Monday morning between the Hull Royal turn-off and the Minster. Please allow extra time for your journeys
PRAYER POINTS FOR THE SECOND WEEK OF JULY
For those we know who are sick or bereaved or awaiting hospital procedures, for healing and comfort.
We pray for all those who work as encouragers in the lives of others. Sustain and strengthen through your Spirit so this work may continue.
For all those living as Christians in Manipur who are suffering. Particularly for Kamsat and his ministry there.
We pray for all the pupils of Adelaide School. For families on the estate that are struggling both financially and with housing problems
COLLECT FOR THE SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
Creator God, you made us all in your own image
may we discern you in all that we see
and serve you in all that we do
through Jesus Christ our Lord AMEN
READINGS FOR THE SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
Psalm 119:105-112
Isaiah 55:10-13
Romans 8:1-11
Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23
DIARY FOR THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS
ALPHA & ZOOM BIBLE STUDY WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
Alpha 6:30 p.m. in the Trinity Rooms
Online: hullminster.org/teaching 7:30 p.m.
WELCOME CAFÉ (from strangers to friends) & LISTENING SPACE
Welcome Café is held every Thursday morning 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Please do drop in and support whenever you can. We hope to grow this facility and invite many different groups along. There will be newspapers, games, table talk and much more with coffee and cake supplied. It is extremely important that our church family pop along on occasion, as we need people to welcome and chat to those that may be visiting for the first time.
From 12:30 soup will be served and drinks throughout the afternoon until 3 p.m.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
In addition to ReNew being present in the church as part of the Welcome Cafe and Listening Space that is open to absolutely everyone each Thursday, on the 6th July, a representative of the Hull City Council Wilson Centre information team will also be there.
This person will be able to take concerns or enquiries you may have about any of the City Council departments, from footpaths, planning applications, to Council Tax.
Initially, this will be available from 11:00 until 12:30.
Naturally, we need to see what response there will be to this new service. This, like the situation with ReNew, will be monitored in order to gauge the interest for such information. If necessary, we will extend the time the two organisations are in church.
I must emphasise that this is available in the same way the Welcome Cafe and Listening Space are: to absolutely everyone. That means you, your friends, family members, and even those who walk into the church for the very first time.
If you have any questions about either of these two organisations, or how you could be part of the Welcome Cafe and Listening Space team, please don’t hesitate to ask either Rev Irene or Tim.
JUDAH’S BAPTISM
On Sunday, Judah, son of Revs. Hannah and Rob Suekarran, brother to Reuben, was baptised during the 11 o’clock service. His grandmother created this wonderful tree, each leaf of which holds a message. The verse of scripture underneath beautifully sums it up:
“Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart.” Jeremiah 1:5
HELP NEEDED!!
I am looking for three volunteers to help with a craft and games stall at Victoria Dock Village fair on Saturday 1st August. 1st Hull Girls Brigade will be promoting ourselves at the fair and we need a few more hands to ensure a successful interactive day. Please can you get in touch with Lauren (07508975775) if you are able to help. It will be greatly appreciated. Lauren Jeffries
PETER LORD’S AFTERNOON TEA
On Wednesday 12th July, Peter Lord will be leading his final Strawberry Tea at 2 p.m. All good things come to an end – Peter feels after ten years this should be the last gathering.
I am sure Peter will continue, in other ways, to enlighten us with anecdotes from the archives for many years to come. Please put this date in your diary – not to be missed.
INDIA
Following on from the article in the last two editions of Lifeline, we would ask that you continue to pray for Pastor Kamsat and his family. The suffering the people of that region are enduring is beyond anything we can imagine, so we need to support them with our prayers. Let us commit to praying for them daily – it is the least we can do and the most we can do.
SATURDAY MUSIC IN THE MINSTER
The luscious sound of fifty wind, brass, and percussion players could be heard resounding throughout the Minster last Saturday. The afternoon concert was a collaboration between the Yorkshire Wind Orchestra and the Eclectic Wind Orchestra. Their programme included contemporary concert band music such as the Paris Sketches by Martin Ellerby and O magnum mysterium by Morten Lauridsen. Ben Newton
Saturday 1st July
Featuring music ranging from the Spanish and classical repertoire to arrangements of popular hits, The Classical Guitar Ensemble of the East Riding of Yorkshire promises to lightly serenade its audience in a way that only the classical guitar can.
The programme is wide-ranging and includes: Celtic Ships – Leslie Searle, Jazz Band Blues – John Compton, and Summertime – George Gershwin, among many others.
PRAYER POINTS FOR THE FOURTH WEEK OF JUNE
For those we know who are sick or bereaved or awaiting hospital procedures, for healing and comfort.
We pray for all those who work as encouragers in the lives of others. Sustain and strengthen through your Spirit so this work may continue
We pray for the families of the 250 immigrants drowned off the coast of Greece
And for those lost in the Titan disaster
For all those living as Christians in Manipur who are suffering. Particularly for Kamsat and his ministry there.
We pray for all those struggling financially in these difficult times. May those who can, be willing to help.
COLLECT FOR THE FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
Gracious Father, by the obedience of Jesus
you brought salvation to our wayward world;
draw us into harmony with your will,
that we may find all things restored in Him
our Saviour Jesus Christ.
AMEN
READINGS FOR THE FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
Psalm 13
Jeremiah 28:5-9
Romans 6:12-end
Matthew 10:40-end
DIARY FOR THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS
PETER LORD’S AFTERNOON TEA
On Wednesday 12th July, Peter Lord will be leading his final Strawberry Tea at 2 p.m. All good things come to an end – Peter feels after ten years this should be the last gathering.
I’m sure Peter will continue, in other ways, to enlighten us with anecdotes from the archives for many years to come. Please put this date in your diary – not to be missed!
HERITAGE TALKS
CAUSE FOR CONCERN from Jean Fenwick (There was a request that this be put in again)
Careforce workers 2009/2010
Do you remember the support given to Holy Trinity when we had Kamsat and Poacha Chongloi working enthusiastically with us as Careforce members on the Great Thornton Street Estate during 2009/2010?
I have recently received the attached email message from Kamsat with very disturbing news regarding the freedom of Christian worship out in Manipur; an area known as ‘land of gems’, in NE India. After you have read the message, please remember their communities in your prayers and pass on our concerns wherever possible.
With worrying concerns.
Jean F.
Hi Jean,
Hope you are well. It been a very longtime since I left Hull and the Church that I still love.
I am writing to you this email asking for your valuable prayer support.
My people in Manipur are suffering, more than hundreds of Churches are burnt to ashes by some radical meitei people. The meitei are Hindus. They raped our women, killed even children and the elderly. 50.000 people are displaced everywhere in the country. Please search (if you have time) Manipur violence on the net.
I want you share this story in Church. Right now I am save as I am in neighboring state. Internet has been suspended for 26 day now.
The State force, our CHIEF Minister is against us. The center Govt watches us from afar. BJP govt is against Christianity.
There are refugees everywhere. We are lebelled as illegal immigrants/ terrorists. We have to defennd land, our villages and towns by our own.
We need world attention.
Help
Pastor Kamsat Chongloi, Taphou Christian Church, Maninipur India
PRAYER POINTS FOR THE THIRD WEEK OF JUNE
For those we know who are sick or bereaved or awaiting hospital procedures, for healing and comfort.
We pray for all those who work as encouragers in the lives of others. Sustain and strengthen through your Spirit so this work may continue
We pray for the families of those killed and injured on the streets of Nottingham
For all those living as Christians in Manipur who are suffering. Particularly for Kamsat and his ministry there.
We pray for all those struggling financially in these difficult times. May those who can, be willing to help.
COLLECT FOR THE THIRD SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
Our God our saviour look on this wounded world
in pity and in power;
hold us fast to your promises of peace
won for us by your Son
Saviour Jesus Christ.
AMEN
READINGS FOR THE THIRD SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
Psalm 86:1-10
Jeremiah 20:7-13
Romans 6:1b-11
Matthew 10:24-39
DIARY FOR THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS
HELP NEEDED!!
I am looking for three volunteers to help with a craft and games stall at Victoria Dock Village fair on Saturday 1st August. 1st Hull Girls Brigade will be promoting ourselves at the fair and we need a few more hands to ensure a successful interactive day. Please can you get in touch with Lauren (07508975775) if you are able to help. It will be greatly appreciated.
GRIEF AWARENESS CAFÉ
HERITAGE TALKS
THE PRAM MAN
After more than 16 years and 1,000 races, fundraiser John Burkhill has reached his £1m target for Macmillan Cancer Support in memory of his wife. Known as The Man With The Pram and instantly recognisable for his bright green wig, the 84-year-old from Sheffield began fundraising in 2007.
He was happy to have his photograph taken with Irene on Sunday morning when the roads were closed for the Hull half marathon and 10K.
CAUSE FOR CONCERN from Jean Fenwick
Careforce workers 2009/2010
Do you remember the support given to Holy Trinity when we had Kamsat and Poacha Chongloi working enthusiastically with us as Careforce members on the Great Thornton Street Estate during 2009/2010?
I have recently received the attached email message from Kamsat with very disturbing news regarding the freedom of Christian worship out in Manipur; an area known as ‘land of gems’, in NE India. After you have read the message, please remember their communities in your prayers and pass on our concerns wherever possible.
With worrying concerns.
Jean F.
Hi Jean,
Hope you are well. It been a very longtime since I left Hull and the Church that I still love.
I am writing to you this email asking for your valuable prayer support.
My people in Manipur are suffering, more than hundreds of Churches are burnt to ashes by some radical meitei people. The meitei are Hindus. They raped our women, killed even children and the elderly. 50.000 people are displaced everywhere in the country. Please search (if you have time) Manipur violence on the net.
I want you share this story in Church. Right now I am save as I am in neighboring state. Internet has been suspended for 26 day now.
The State force, our CHIEF Minister is against us. The center Govt watches us from afar. BJP govt is against Christianity.
There are refugees everywhere. We are lebelled as illegal immigrants/ terrorists. We have to defennd land, our villages and towns by our own.
We need world attention.
Help
Pastor Kamsat Chongloi
Taphou Christian Church, Maninipur India
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PRAYER POINTS FOR THE SECOND WEEK OF JUNE
· For those we know who are sick or bereaved or awaiting hospital procedures, for healing and comfort.
· We pray for all those who work as encouragers in the lives of others. Sustain and strengthen through your Spirit so this work may continue
· We pray for twins Nala and River Nicholson baptised at the Minster this last Sunday
· We give thanks for the children who survived the crash in Colombia’s Amazon jungle, that they have been found and reunited with their relatives.
· We pray for all those struggling financially in these difficult times. May those who can, be willing to help.
COLLECT FOR THE SECOND SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
Faithful Creator, whose mercy never fails;
deepen our faithfulness to you
and to your living Word
Jesus Christ our Lord.
AMEN
READINGS FOR THE SECOND SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
Psalm 116:1, 10-17
Exodus 19:2-8a
Romans 5:1-8
Matthew 9:35-10.8
DIARY FOR THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS
PRAYER POINTS FOR THE FOURTH WEEK OF MAY
· For those we know who are sick or bereaved or awaiting hospital procedures, for healing and comfort.
· We pray for all those involved in the train accident in India for healing and comfort for the bereaved
· We pray for special people in our lives
· We pray for all those ordained as deacons and priest this year, that their ministry may be fruitful.
· We pray for all those struggling financially in these difficult times. May those who can, be willing to help.
COLLECT FOR BARNABAS THE APOSTLE
Beautiful God, giver of all gifts
who poured your spirit upon your servant Barnabas
and gave him grace to encourage others;
Help us by his example to be generous in our judgements
and unselfish in our service;
through Jesus Christ your Son our Lord.
AMEN
READINGS FOR BARNABAS THE APOSTLE
Psalm 112
Job 29:11-16
Acts 11:19-end
John 15:12-17
DIARY FOR THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS
ALPHA & ZOOM BIBLE STUDY WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
Alpha 6:30 p.m. in the Trinity Rooms (NOT THIS COMING WEEK AS IT IS HALF-TERM)
Online: hullminster.org/teaching 7:30 p.m.
PLEA FROM WELCOME HOUSE
We have been asked by Olga, our Ukrainian friend, whether we are able to collect small toys for use at Welcome House. Welcome House provides daytime facilities for Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Hull and the East Riding. Often these are families with small children and at the moment they do not have toys for the children to play with.
If you can help, please bring things into the Minster, and leave for Irene. Thank you!
EXCITING JUNIOR CHURCH
It was great fun this week as children had to make decisions about what LOVE IS and what LOVE IS NOT. They had a pack of ‘hearts’ saying such things as ‘kind’, ‘patient’, ‘grumpy,’ ‘jealous’, and they had to decide on which large heart on the board to paste these. They were supposed to walk quickly but as you can see, that turned out to be more like running. It was great and everyone enjoyed it, whilst learning important lessons
WELCOME CAFÉ (from strangers to friends) & LISTENING SPACE
Welcome Café is held every Thursday morning 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Please do drop in and support whenever you can. We hope to grow this facility and invite many different groups along. There will be newspapers, games, table talk and much more with coffee and cake supplied. It is extremely important that our church family pop along from time to time. time as we need people to welcome and chat to those that may be visiting for the first time.
From 12:30 soup will be served and drinks throughout the afternoon until 3 p.m.
SATURDAY CONCERT SERIES
This week Simon-Mary Vincent will perform, introducing the Occasional Trio.
The Stamford Bridge Singers sang at a special Evensong on Saturday 27th . A pleasure to listen to.
HULL FOR HEROES
Hull Minster will now be collecting food for the Hull for Heroes foodbank. They need ambient long-lasting food like tins, pasta, sauces etc. also toiletries. The donation point will be behind the Welcome desk, so clear out your cupboards!
FREE MONEY FOR CHURCH!
Ecclesiastical is Hull Minster's insurer. This year they are running a donation scheme where they will donate £130 to the Minster for every new household insurance policy taken out. If you are going to renew your policy this year, please consider getting a direct quote from them. There are also discounts of 10% for policies where one of the holders is a church volunteer or staff member. You can ring the number on the information below to find out more.
PRAYER POINTS FOR THE FOURTH WEEK OF MAY
For those we know who are sick or bereaved or awaiting hospital procedures, for healing and comfort.
We pray that the discussions of the World Leaders these last few days will have an effect for good.
We pray for special people in our live
We pray for teachers, staff and pupils during half term – a restful time for staff and a safe time for pupils
We pray for all those struggling financially in these difficult times. May those who can, be willing to help.
COLLECT FOR TRINITY SUNDAY
Holy God, faithful and unchanging;
enlarge our minds with the knowledge of your truth
and draw us more deeply into the mystery of your love,
that we may truly worship you, Father, Son & Holy Spirit,
one God now and forever
AMEN
READINGS FOR TRINITY SUNDAY
Psalm 8
Isaiah 40:12-17, 27-end
2 Corinthians 13:11-end
Matthew 28:16-end
DIARY FOR THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS
WELCOME CAFÉ (from strangers to friends) & LISTENING SPACE
Welcome Café is held every Thursday morning 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Please do drop in and support whenever you can. We hope to grow this facility and invite many different groups along. There will be newspapers, games, table talk and much more with coffee and cake supplied. It is extremely important that our church family pop along from time to time as we need people to welcome and chat to those that may be visiting for the first time.
From 12:30 soup will be served and drinks throughout the afternoon until 3 p.m.
HULL FOR HEROES
Hull Minster will now be collecting food for the Hull for Heroes foodbank. They need ambient long-lasting food like tins, pasta, sauces etc. also toiletries. The donation point will be behind the Welcome desk, so clear out your cupboards! Bailey
ASCENSION DAY SERVICE 6:30 a.m.
The choir on the tower roof celebrating Ascension Day.
MUSICAL CONCERT - BECOMING SANE
You can see from Rachel’s expression what she thinks of Ben’s playing and Louana Tranmer’s singing!
GIRLS BRIGADE
It was good to have the Girls’ Brigade taking part in the 9:30 a.m. Sunday service, as they led our prayers and encouraged us in singing. There were badges given out and one new recruit welcomed into the group.
Education Matters!
It was such a pleasure to be joined by Corey, Ellis, Jacob and Josh,this week when they visited the Jewish Living Experience Exhibition. They first came to Hull Minster for a primary school education visit when they were pupil at Bude Park Primary School.
Now apprentices at Ron Dearing UTC, they remembered the communion activity they did with Jane and Irene and were able to relate this to what they saw in the exhibition. We often wonder what impact education has on the youngsters we meet and have to wait a long time to find out. They feel welcome and comfortable at Hull Minster and often meet up with their friends during their long Thursday lunch break. I think we can call this success! Jane Owen
PRAYER POINTS FOR THE FOURTH WEEK OF MAY
For those we know who are sick or bereaved or awaiting hospital procedures, for healing and comfort.
We pray that the discussions of the World Leaders these last few days will have an effect for good.
We pray for special people in our lives
We pray for more facilities for young people to help keep them away from crime.
We pray for all those struggling financially in these difficult times. May those who can, be willing to help.
COLLECT FOR PENTECOST WHIT SUNDAY
Holy Spirit sent by the Father, ignite in us your holy fire;
strengthen your children with the gift of faith,
revive your Church with the breath of love,
and renew the face of the earth, through Jesus Christ our Lord
AMEN
READINGS FOR PENTECOST WHIT SUNDAY
Psalm 104:26-36, 37b
1 Corinthians 12:3b-13
Acts 2:1-21
John 20:19-23
DIARY FOR THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS
