Fellowship of St Birinus
First published on: 5th November 2013Fellowship of St Birinus. List of Fellowship of St Birinus Members The Fellowship of St Birinus ;St Birinus was the first Bishop of Dorchester from the year 634 to 649 A.
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Fellowship of St Birinus. List of Fellowship of St Birinus Members The Fellowship of St Birinus ;St Birinus was the first Bishop of Dorchester from the year 634 to 649 A.
Birthday surprise for vicar. PUPILS from Stoke Goldington CE First School in Buckinghamshire organised a surprise 70th birthday party for their village vicar, who they affectionately know as Revd Janet.
Bishops become ethical investors in International Credit Union Week. Richard Josephs, manager of Oxford Credit Union with the Bishop of Dorchester the Rt Revd Colin Fletcher THREE bishops have put their money where their mouths are by investing in the Oxford Credit Union as part of an awareness-raising campaign.
Sharing expertise. CHURCH wardens' evenings give these essential volunteers from the Chipping Norton Deanery the chance to get together and share good practice, get informal training and generally support each other.
Canon Sue Booys to chair General Synod Committee. The Revd Canon Sue Booys, Team Rector of Dorchester, has been elected as chair of the Business Committee of the General Synod, the governing body of the Church of England.
People drawn from the world of politics, entertainment, journalism and academia nominate their favourite churches.
A NEW Town Chaplaincy sees volunteers from churches meeting the needs of the thousands of people who either work in or visit the centre of Aylesbury every day.
VIDEOS, crafts and pizza are all part of an after-school club on Fridays at All Saints Church in the village of Brill in rural Buckinghamshire.
MOTHER and daughter team Claire and Judi Baines travelled to Brazil together to help people living in poverty.
Responding to 5,000 new homes. NEW housing developments that will see 5,000 new homes built in the area are proving a huge challenge for churches in the Aylesbury Deanery.