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Today, our three bishops gathered with people across the diocese to remember the fallen and all whose lives have been damaged by conflict.

More than 20,000 poppies, created by the local community, make up a striking display at Windsor Parish Church of St John the Baptist.

Mark Humphriss, Diocesan Secretary, looks back at his recent sabbatical, which included visits to dioceses across Canada and the UK.

Banbury woman is recognised for raising more than £70,000 over half a century.

Clergy, youth leaders and school staff gather for event looking at how BeSpace helps churches and schools create opportunities for encountering God through prayer spaces, retreats and pilgrimages.

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.