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Christians and Muslims stand in solidarity at Brookes University. CHRISTIANS and Muslims at Oxford Brookes University have been standing in solidarity with one another following recent global disasters and atrocities.
MANNA for Cyclone hit Mozambique. Two cyclones in Mozambique have shattered and devastated much of the country killing hundreds and displacing tens of thousands.
The roles of honey bees. As Creationtide draws to a close, the Revd Caroline Windley reflects on the link between the different roles of honey bees in their hive and the different gifts and roles that Christians have within the Church.
Hundreds flock to Bishop Andrew's farewell service. Hundreds of people flocked to Reading Minster on Wednesday (May 1) for a joyful service to mark the retirement of the Rt Revd Andrew Proud, the Bishop of Reading.
Goring CE School pupils on song at annual Headteachers' Service. CHILDREN from Goring CE Primary School provided the choir for the Annual Service for Headteachers and Governors at Christ Church Cathedral.
Bishop blesses Timmy Mallett's Camino Way pilgrimage. TELEVISION presenter turned artist Timmy Mallett has received a special blessing from the Bishop of Oxford, the Rt Revd Steven Croft for his forthcoming pilgrimage.
Boating Babs is Newbury's new chaplain. A NEW waterways chaplain has started work ministering to those who live along the Kennett and Avon Canal in Newbury and beyond.
Braving the weather for Plough Sunday. FARMERS braved snowy conditions to celebrate Plough Sunday recently.
Being the change we want to see. Community organising offers a fantastic chance for Christians to join with others in their areas to make a difference both where they live and in the wider world.
The Church joins anti-slavery drive. THE CHURCH and Thames Valley Police are urging Christians to take action against the modern day slavery that is rife throughout the United Kingdom.