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What is a Prayer Triplet?
A prayer triplet is as it sounds: a group of three people who meet on a regular basis to pray. (It’s also possible to meet with four people; e.g. a group of four friends, or perhaps two couples.)
The inspiration behind prayer triplets derived from words of Jesus:
“Where two or three are gathered in my name, I am there among them” (Matthew 18.20)
In addition to Jesus’ promise, there are good practical reasons for praying in threes. Whereas for most of us intercessory prayer …

Please pray in the Parish for:

Sick: Mary Alexander, Debbie, Alan Digby, Diane Fester, Len Holman, Maud Lickfold, Toni Millard, Duncan Parkes, George Warren and Leo Wilkinson.
In Memoriam: Stuart Cain and Ian McFarlane.

In the Diocese and the Anglican Communion:

Sun: The Children’s Society: Bishop Tim Stevens (Chairman); The Church of Ireland: Archbishop Alan Harper.
Mon: St Paul, Dorking: Paul Bryer (Vicar and Rural Dean); Carlisle: Bishop James Newcome.
Tue: St John the Evangelist, North Holmwood: Caroline Corry (Vicar); Cashel & Ossory (Ireland) Bishop Michael Burrows.
Wed: St Margaret, Ockley, St John the Baptist, Okewood and Holy Trinity, Forest …

Rise heart; thy Lord is risen. Sing his praise Without delays,
Who takes thee by the hand, that thou likewise With him may’st rise:
That, as his death calcined thee to dust, His life may make thee gold, and much more, just.
–From ‘Easter’, by George Herbert

Please pray in the Parish for:

Sick: Mary Alexander, Debbie, Alan Digby,
Diane Fester, Len Holman, Maud Lickfold, Toni
Millard, Duncan Parkes and Leo Wilkinson.
In Memoriam: Betha Ayliffe and Mary Impett.

In the Diocese and the Anglican Communion:

Sun: Chaplains in schools and universities in our diocese; If ye be risen Christ, seek the things which
are above, where Christ sitteth on the right hand of
God (Colossians 3.1).

Mon: St James, Abinger and Christ Church,
Coldharbour: Anthony Berry (Rector);
Caledonia (Canada) Bishop William Anderson.

Tue: St John the Evangelist, Wotton and St Mary the Virgin, Holmbury St Mary: Pam Robson …

The City of God Most High, maker of heaven and earth, lifts up its gates: the everlasting doors stand open. The unbroken foal brings the Messiah to his breaking. The very stones must shout. The King comes to his own. The people see, but do not understand; they listen, but they cannot hear. Lord God, give us voice to greet the Messiah: Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. Hosanna in the highest!