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A diocesan synod meeting MORE than 60 new people have been elected to Diocesan Synod - the governing body of the Diocese of Oxford. The new members are lay people and clergy who have been elected to the synod, which meets three times a year - usually on a Saturday - to discuss issues facing the Church and to share their experience. The Rt Revd Steven Croft, the Bishop of Oxford, said: "This is a great moment for anyone wanting to see the Church respond to the challenges that face us all.
The start of a new triennium (new members are elected every three years) aligns with the next stages of the Common Vision process as we journey towards a more Christ-like Church… the best Church we can be for this generation. "Contact details for synod members will be available on the diocesan website in September.
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