Reflections for Refugee Week
First published on: 21st June 2022Associate Archdeacon Liz Jackson shares some reflections for Refugee Week 2022.
Header Text
Footer Text
Associate Archdeacon Liz Jackson shares some reflections for Refugee Week 2022.
The Bishop of Oxford has joined the Archbishops and Lords Spiritual in a letter speaking out against the Rwanda migrant policy.
As the situation in Ukraine reaches a new milestone, the Citizens UK resettlement scheme brings over its first refugee families.
At Trinity Community Centre and church in Fishermead, Milton Keynes, an internet cafe funded by a grant from the Development Fund helps tackle digital poverty.
Bishop Steven visits the Amersham Deanery, meeting with those involved in the local response to the Ukraine crisis.
Bishop Steven travelled to the Wycombe Deanery on Thursday 28 April, a family of 35 churches spread across 28 rural and urban parishes in High Wycombe.
When deciding what to cover in his final ministry project at the end of his curacy, the Revd Mark Nelson used inspiration from a nearby repair cafe in Aston Clinton to start up a similar project for the whole community in Winslow, Buckinghamshire.
At over halfway through his deanery visits around the diocese, Bishop Steven joined clergy and lay people in the Cowley Deanery on Wednesday 27 April.
Volunteers from Wendover run a hugely successful cafe supporting people with dementia and their carers.
The Diocese of Oxford is partnering with Citizens UK to resettle 50 Ukrainian refugees across Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire.