Speakers from all our link dioceses to join conference
First published on: 8th May 2025Speakers from all of our link dioceses will be coming together next week for the Partners in World Mission conference.
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When Växjö came to visit
First published on: 20th February 2025We enjoyed welcoming Thomas Wärfman (Dean of Växjö Cathedral) and Mattias Östborg (Chair of the Växjö-Oxford Link Committee) to Oxford to celebrate our diocesan link with Växjö, which has been in place since 2003.
Växjö visitors learn more about our diocese
First published on: 30th September 2024A group from our link diocese in Växjö, Sweden, visited us in May to find out about the Church of England and Oxford Diocese in particular. The visitors are all beginning careers in the Church of Sweden.
Wan readn ascordn' to Luke - Christmas in Jamaica
First published on: 24th December 2024A bible reading in Patois from the Diocese of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands.
Ntlo re obamele Morena - A Christmas message from South Africa
First published on: 23rd December 2024Revd Martha, the Link Chairperson in Kimberley and Kuruman, and her husband Revd Canon Simon Seteso share their favourite hymn in Setswana.
A very Växjö Christmas
First published on: 17th December 2024Our friends at the Diocese of Växjö share their favourite traditions for Christmas time.
Reaching all people - Oxford Intercultural Mission Conference
First published on: 2nd October 2024Clergy and laity from across the Church of England joined together for the 2024 Oxford Intercultural Mission Conference.
Creationtide a source of connection between link dioceses
First published on: 30th September 2024Church members from the Dioceses of Växjö and Oxford gather online to celebrate Season of Creation
Kimberley and Kuruman Link Youth Exchange
First published on: 10th September 2024Four 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.
Couple honoured for work in Tanzania
First published on: 25th July 2024A couple from Reading have been recognised as honorary lay canons in Tanzania. Bridget and Leslie Green set up the charity Friends of Amani Tanzania (FOAT) in 2006 and have been honoured for their work.