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The fastest way to spread the news. by Liz Roberts I'M taking part in the @OurCofE campaign because social media (and it doesn't just have to be Twitter) is the next best thing to word of mouth in spreading news.
Food for thought at Fresh Expression. Young people cooking a Safari Supper to raise money for St James's parish link in Ghana.
God in the Life Of Jess Hall. Folk singer/songwriter and Christian Aid worker Jess Hall reflects on how she came to Oxford from Devon via Swansea and Kenya.
Join the Fashion Revolution. WEAR an item of clothing inside out during Fashion Revolution Day on April 24th.
Stations at Stone. by Karen Gorham Make the opportunity to take some time out during Holy Week to ponder the Stations of the Cross.
Valuing everyone at Meet Monday. by Andrew Mackie THE challenge for every church is that - on average - of every 1,000 people in your parish somewhere between 20 and 30 of them have learning disabilities.
Pray for Kimberley and Kuruman throughout Lent. OUR partner diocese of Kimberley and Kuruman in South Africa needs our prayers.
Bishop John writes to clergy on same-sex marriage. In a letter to the clergy in the Diocese of Oxford today (26 February 2014), Bishop John writes about the recent statement by the House of Bishops on same-sex marriage.
30 happy years in Stoke Goldington. TEACHING assistant Christine Feasey (right) has retired after more than 30 years involvement with Stoke Goldington CE First School in Buckinghamshire.
An army of reading volunteers. by Sarah Lawrence READING is vital, especially in the first few years of school.