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End food poverty now, Bishop John asks PM. The Bishop of Oxford and 'End Hunger Fast' campaigner, the Revd Dr Keith Hebden, met the Prime Minister David Cameron this weekend to press for an end to food poverty.
Sowing the seeds for better mental health. FOR Charlie Powell horticulture provided a welcome respite from the hectic world of PR and advertising she used to work in.
Cheers to the Witney Beer Fest. CONGRATULATIONS to the Revd Graham Sykes who won the home brewing contest at the third Witney Beer Festival last month.
The future of leadership. Shaping confident, collaborative leadership is the 2014 Living Faith strand.
Around the Deaneries: Oxford. THE Oxford Deanery is a varied one with a range of traditions from St Ebbe's and St Aldate's at the low church end, through to St Mary Magdalene at the high church end.
Mayor of Reading Councillor Marian Livingston was among the first to sample the delights of Lower Caversham's new cafe - The 3Cs.
God in the Life Of a Mothers' Union President. THE Mothers' Union is an organisation with a strong prayer and campaigning base that works around the world empowering families and communities.
From Messy Churches for toddlers to listening cafes, outreach projects and one-off celebrations, churches have been using Mission Fund grants in exciting ways.
Diocese joins in Low Carbon Oxford - 60 vicarages get money saving solar panels. THE Diocese of Oxford has become a member of Low Carbon Oxford as part of ongoing efforts to ensure the Church is doing its bit for the planet.
Earthing Faith - Reading Gathering Report. Developing an eco-friendly parish: a resource evening for churches in Reading and Berkshire In 2014 Earthing Faith gatherings are bringing people together to showcase resources to help churches explore environment related issues in a parish, with a particular focus on resources for worship.