Prayers of the People

Intersessions
Prayers of the people
Form IV BCP page 389
“Comfort and heal all those who suffer in body, mind, or spirit; give them courage and hope in their troubles, and bring them the joy of your salvation.”

PRAYER LIST ( 7.13.20 Rev)
Our prayers of Thanksgiving:
Jeff Hare for leading our community in its first ever Zoom
Room GOOD BOOK Study
Heidi & Mike McAdams on the birth of their daughter, Juniper Joan
Wedding Anniversary for the Ulini and Arthur Vaka
In the SEA Episcopal cycle of prayer for ministries
we support with our time, talent and treasure, especially
St. Andrew’s Preschool Director, Teachers, Students and Families
SEA Episcopal Church Lectors, LEMS and Ushers and
especially for Dar Massamori for assembling and
scheduling the worship service volunteers
Our prayers have been asked for strength and healing
for:
The SEA Episcopal Re-Gathering Team, especially Ellen, Dar
and Randy
Al
John
Ryann
Madeline for healing
Cheryl for healing
Judy
Those with MS and Parkinson's
Mike for continued recovery
Anne for increasing improvements in respitory health
Karen
Julie for healing
Annette
Steve
Maybelle
Barb
Caro
Anne W.
Lee for comfort and healing
Grace
Verna
Don R.
Beth
Veronica
Vicki
Albert
Amanda, Riley and their children who tested positive for
COVID-19
Lindy, for strength and healing
For the Repose of Soul
Meg King, mother of Vicki Cummins,
and musician and colleague of Margie Burke’s
All those succumbing to COVID-19
For protection and strength for people of all faiths
throughout the world. For all victims of hatred and violence.
For those who must flee for their lives.
For those battling addictions.
For those living on the streets.

For protection and strength for people of all faiths throughout the world.
For all victims of hatred and violence.
For those who must flee for their lives.
For those battling addictions.
For those living on the streets.

For ourselves: for the courage to listen for and act upon God's call on our lives. May God have mercy on us.
Father of all, we pray to you for those we love, but see no longer: Grant them your peace; let light perpetual shine upon them;
and, in your loving wisdom and almighty power, work in them the good purpose of your perfect will; through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen.
BCP, page 504

The Prayer list is updated monthly.
Add or renew names and concerns by writing them in the binder at the back of the church,
calling the church office (650-583-6678),
or emailing them to seaepiscopal@gmail.com

1:47
A Prayer for Graduates[1]
For anyone embarking on a new adventure, this prayer is for you. For anyone witnessing a loved one transitioning to something new, this prayer is for you. For those uncertain about the future, or where your path will take you, this prayer is for you. For anyone who has wondered where God is calling them, this prayer is for you. It’s a season of both letting go and holding on, the season of remembering what was, and looking forward to what will be.
A season forcing us to look back at where we’ve been, And the people and places who have shaped us.In this season of letting go and holding on, remember the love of God. The God who formed you and counts the hairs on your head, the God who dwells in you, whose Spirit gives you strength and courage.
The God who calls you a beloved child. In this season of letting go and holding on, remember the radical love of Jesus. Jesus who loves you as you are, who knows the pain and fear you experience, who walked with the lonely and forsaken, who took his love for the world to the cross, to bring us all to new life. In this season of letting go and holding on, remember the presence of the Spirit, who infuses hope in your days, nourishes your parched soul, and gathers others to be your community and support. In these days of joy and fear, remember you are not alone. Your path may seem clear, or perhaps uncertain, yet either way you walk, and even in the steps that may feel foreign or backwards, you do not go alone. Go forth and love. Go forth in love.
Remember your name: God’s beloved.
Amen.[1] Kimberly Knowle-Zeller

From the SEA Episcopal Church extended family, we honor today the following 2020 graduates:
Middle School
Chance Namimatsu, grandson of Dar Masamori

High School
Maxwell Lee (accepted to Chapman), nephew of Dar Masamori
Connor Wong (accepted to UC Irvine) nephew of Dar Masamori
Mark Shibata (accepted to Sophia U (Japan)) friend of Connor Wong and Dar Masamoi

College Class of 2020
Camille Kealoha Tudury, University of Portland, daughter of Arturo’s cousin

From St. Andrew’s Preschool
Nolan Arthur, Isabell Boiteux, Nolan Canty Jaden, Chang Oliver Chew, Charlotte Chetcuti,
Gabriella Colline, Isaac Council, Emilia Egbert, Hans Feske, Charlotte Glanville, Brendan Guiney,
Soraya Husary, Jacob Johnson, Teagan Kuhls, Kayla Larson, Troy Lutticken, Luana Lynch,
Aidan Malman, Bria Paiz, Kaleb Pipinich, Fiona Reuter, Nallely Rollin, Zoe Safra, Adelida Santana,