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Bringing an engaging energy with them, young people became consultants for the clergy attending the Oxford diocesan clergy conference. For the first time ever, students from four Church of England schools led worship during the Eucharist and also shared reflections on the reading.
Young people from across Wycombe gathered for a weekend of fun and fellowship at the second annual Wycombe Youth Weekender.
This summer Bishop Olivia travelled to Taizé in France with young adults from across our Diocese and joined thousands of others from around the world in community, worship and prayer. Kathryn Aboud, Discipleship Enabler asks Bishop Olivia about what's excited her, what God has been saying to her and what she would say to people who are thinking of coming next year.
Four young people from our diocese have travelled to our link diocese of Kimberley and Kuruman in South Africa to form the second part of our Youth Exchange Programme.
After their time in Taize, young adults Emma and Libby share their thoughts on a unique experience.
Young adults Libby and Emma share their hopes and expectations as they head off to Taize.
Young people from across the diocese met at Adventure Plus in Clanfield for the annual diocesan youth weekend.
It has become customary to ring a bell to signal the end of cancer treatment. Seven-year-old Sarah rang the biggest bell she could find – at her local church – to mark the end of two and a half years of treatment.
The primary phase site of a new ‘all through’ Church of England school built on the Wellington Gate development in Grove was officially opened by HM Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire, Marjorie Neasham Glasgow.
Saturday 9 March saw over 70 members of the Oxford Diocesan Synod join together for their first meeting of 2024.