Krish Kandiah: Why the Church must not let politics rewrite the gospel
First published on: 8th July 2026When conversations about migration become increasingly polarised, how should Christians respond?
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Fully ourselves: Neurodiversity Forum to meet again this October
First published on: 7th July 2026Around 30 lay and ordained leaders from across the Diocese of Oxford gathered in May for the launch of the diocesan Neurodiversity Forum, creating a new space where neurodivergent people can connect, encourage one another and help shape more inclusive churches.
Reading Church recognised for offering sanctuary and support to refugees
First published on: 7th July 2026Greyfriars Church in Reading has been recognised as a Church of Sanctuary
Onward with Hope: Diocese marks Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month
First published on: 24th June 2026The Diocese of Oxford and Christ Church Cathedral have marked Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month with a events celebrating heritage, building understanding and strengthening relationships with local communities.
Supporting LGBTQIA+ people across the Diocese of Oxford in Pride and beyond
First published on: 22nd June 2026Members of the diocesan LGBTQIA+ Chaplaincy and Reference Group reflect on a vital ministry.
Statement from Interfaith and Civic Leaders
First published on: 1st May 2026A statement from the Oxfordshire Faith and Civic Leaders Group and the Thames Valley Faith and Civic Leaders Group.
One Body, Many Parts: Marking Disability Awareness in September
First published on: 7th April 2026Churches are called to reflect on what it means to live not as isolated individuals, but as an interdependent body of Christ
Embracing neurodiversity in the church - a culture of welcome
First published on: 20th March 2026Lynn McCann is a specialist in neurodiversity in ministry. She shares how we can create a welcoming church community for all.
Milton Keynes community creating welcoming spaces for neurodiverse families
First published on: 19th March 2026At Church Without Walls in Walton one of four congregations has developed a particular ministry supporting families with special educational needs (SEN) children.
Supporting and working with dyslexic people
First published on: 18th March 2026Jane Hemmings shared her experience with dyslexia