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The latest news and features from the Diocese of Oxford. To contact the press office, please call 01865 208 277 (out of hours 07880 716761) or email communications@oxford.anglican.org.
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Faith tour for pupils from Maids Moreton. IN February Maids Moreton CE School hosted a multifaith week, where the children were given the opportunity to learn about and compare three different religions: Sikhism, Islam and Christianity.
Generous donation for St George's organ. A £207,000 donation from a visitor to St George's Wash Common has paid for the refurbishment of the organ.
On the Money - Urban Ministry - why it matters. WHILE the Oxford Diocese is less deprived than England as a whole, there are 13 neighbourhoods that are in the 10 per cent most deprived in England - nine in Milton Keynes, two in Oxford and two in Reading.
Priest retires after more than 60 years. A PRIEST who is retiring after more than 60 years of ordained ministry has cited Ephesians 1 as he reflected on his career.
Thank your Vicar Day' at Curzon School. CHILDREN from Curzon CE Combined School in Penn Street near Amersham took part in Thank Your Vicar Day recently.
Take part in the Guardian's witness project. The Guardian is putting together a photographic record of the diversity of English Christianity.
As the Paris climate talks approach, churches are invited to show their concern for creation in practical action, prayer and pilgrimage.
Reading Christians are responding to international climate change talks with an awareness raising day at the Minster.
Face to face with climate change in Bolivia. by Phil Evans If you don't believe the climate is changing, take a trip to Bolivia.