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Please pray for the bishops of the Church of the Province of Myanmar and their wives, meeting together this week in Chiang Mai, Thailand, with the support and sponsorship of Crosslinks.

The Rt Revd Andy Lines, Presiding Bishop of the Anglican Network in Europe and member of the Global Anglican Council, is joining The Most Revd Stephen Than Myint Oo, Archbishop and Primate of Myanmar, and his fellow bishops. Together they are studying God’s Word from Philippians and considering what it means to be authentically Anglican.

Give thanks for their fellowship as orthodox Anglicans, united with faithful Anglicans around the world. Please pray for wisdom and encouragement in our global fellowship of Anglicans committed to proclaiming Christ faithfully and standing firmly on his Word.

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