Please remember in your prayers those who are ill in body, mind and spirit:

Mary Martinson,  Mary Mansfield,  Samantha McTasney, Kathy McTasney, Peter Harrison,

Olive Joseph, Jasmine, Ken Lilley, Deborah Herbert

'The prayer of faith will save the sick, and the Lord will raise them up' (from James 5:14)

And those who have died:

Dominika Marchioro, Pierre Galliot, James Yule, Svetlana Grebennikova, Philip George Fisher.

'May they rest in peace, and rise in glory' (from traditional Christian liturgy)

Anglican Cycle of Prayer:

The Anglican Church of Korea began with the arrival of Anglican missionaries from England in 1890, led by Bishop Charles John Corfe. The early mission focused not only on church planting but also on education, hospitals, and social care. Unlike some missions of the time, Anglican leaders made a conscious effort to adapt Christianity to Korean culture, even building churches that incorporated traditional Korean architectural styles.

Over time the church became increasingly led by Korean clergy and eventually became a self-governing province of the global Anglican Communion in 1993. Today it consists of three dioceses—Seoul, Busan, and Daejeon—and remains a relatively small Christian community in South Korea. An unusual aspect of the Korean Anglican Church is its strong involvement in social justice and its comparatively progressive stance within the Korean Christian landscape, including the ordination of women and engagement in public social debates.