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Latest Posts
Ordinands at Teesport
The Ordinands from Cranmer Hall, Revd Dominic Black and tutor Revd Jennifer Croft spent a day at Teesport visiting the Chaplaincy work of the Mission to Seafarers. We enjoyed a trip on the Harbour Master’s boat through the port (which is much bigger than you anticipate).
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- Ordinands on a visit to Teesport
Cranmer Hall Ordinands in the Parish
From the 7th June, for two weeks, we are hosting ten Ordinands (trainee Vicars!) from Cranmer Hall, Durham. They are on placements at Easter Side, Eston & Normanby, Linthorpe, North Ormesby and South Bank. It has been a delight to have these talented people working amongst our parishes in Middlesbrough.
Pie and pea supper for the Ordinands
On Friday evening, we hosted a Communion Service, celebrated by the Bishop of Whitby; followed by a barbeque.
Ordinands with Rt Revd Paul Ferguson, Bishop of Whitby (4th from left) and Mrs Heather Black (4th from right) outside Ormesby Hall
Revd Jennifer Croft with Rt Revd Paul Ferguson, Bishop of Whitby (centre) and Revd Dominic Black, Rural Dean (right)
Puppet Chat
Gary the camel stars in the June magazine and interviews Janet Caldwell.
Camel Love
New Initiatives for St Cuthbert’s
A Prayer Chain & Prayer Cards
As a group we pray for the Glory of God, our church, the congregation and the land. We thank God for all the good things in our lives and ask Him to comfort the people we know who are anxious or fearful. To give healing, strength and endurance to the sick, as we are told in Luke11.9 Ask and it will be given you.
Praying as a group is powerful as told to us in Matthew 18 19&20 If two or three people come together in my name I am there with them. The prayer chain is a group of ladies from St Cuthbert’s praying for a need. It is always confidential and kept within the prayer group.
The prayer cards will be place in the pews. These are for anyone who needs prayers for anything that troubles them. The cards can be written anonymously if wished, or a name and contact details can be left. The church contact numbers are also on the card. The prayer group exists to pray for you. As a group we exist to serve our Lord Jesus Christ and the people of St. Cuthbert’s.
God Bless Sally & Elizabeth
