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Survivors of church-related abuse and safeguarding campaigners shared powerful testimonies at a public meeting in Oxford, challenging the Church to confront past failings.

Church leaders and volunteers gathered to explore how churches can recognise and nurture the gifts present in the communities they serve.

During Black History Month, the Revd Peterson Feital reflects on why the Church still needs to talk about race, belonging and the contributions of Black and Brown clergy.

Event at Christ the Cornerstone Church celebrates African culture as part of Black History Month.

St Margaret’s Church in North Oxford is one of the finalists in the Oxford Preservation Trust Awards.

The Revd Mark Nam, vicar of St John the Evangelist in Woodley, was one of two winners of Sounds of the Church.

The Diocese of Oxford has elected its representatives to the Church of England's General Synod for the next five years.

Revd James Dwyer finds running helps him reflect and serve his parish better

Bishop Gavin dedicates space that was created with help from diocese's Development Fund.

The Oxford church where C.S. Lewis is buried is to host a weekend festival celebrating the author's enduring influence.