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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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Supporting and working with dyslexic people

First published on: 18th March 2026

Jane Hemmings shared her experience with dyslexia


Blue Moon: gathering Christians and Muslims together in Milton Keynes

First published on: 18th March 2026

St Frideswide’s hosted a gathering of near neighbours from the local mosque and friends who are Muslim with church members for the start of Ramadan and Lent.


Embracing neurodiversity in the church - how to create inclusive spaces

First published on: 17th March 2026

Mark Arnold shares his personal journey raising his son James, who has autism and learning difficulties.


Day of prayer for Milton Keynes

First published on: 17th March 2026

Pray for Milton Keynes this Thursday,19 March. More than 40 church leaders from across the denominations are gathering together in Wolverton to pray for the city.


Allowed to be fully ourselves – launching the diocesan Neurodiversity Forum

First published on: 16th March 2026

This week is dedicated to recognising and celebrating the unique strengths and perspectives of neurodiverse individuals within our communities and workplaces.


“Followers of Jesus, not simply churchgoers" - Diocesan Synod March 2026

First published on: 12th March 2026

Diocesan Synod were blessed by the presence and contributions of young people from across the diocese in their first meeting of 2026.


Can you be hospitable if you’re not accessible?

First published on: 11th March 2026

A church in Sparsholt has been given money from our Development Fund for a project to become more accessible.


Leading change with Oxford University Vice-Chancellor and Bishop of Oxford

First published on: 11th March 2026

A debate at St Mary’s Church in Kidlington will explore how traditional institutions navigate profound contemporary challenges while honouring their historic legacies.


DIY gravestone cleaning trend risks damage

First published on: 10th March 2026

An increasing trend of social media videos attempting to clean gravestones is well meaning but is potentially damaging.


New Archdeacon of Buckingham welcomed

First published on: 9th March 2026

The Revd Cassa Messervy began her new role as the new Archdeacon of Buckingham on 1 March 2026.

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