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Meet and chat with people with first-hand experience of exploring their Christian calling through the lens of disability and neurodiversity.

How do we discover what God might be calling us to do in life?

Led by the diocesan Vocations team and Disability Adviser, this All Are Called event is a chance to explore where God may be leading you to serve and how to realise that calling, whatever it may be.

Looking through the lens of disability and neurodiversity, we will start the day in worship, hear from keynote speaker the Revd Canon Tim Goode, chat with a panel of experts, and spend time together in discussion with others at a similar stage in their faith journey.

More information

The day runs from 10am to 3pm at Church House Oxford, and a free lunch is included.

Church House has step-free access, disabled toilets and disabled parking. A quiet breakout room will be available throughout the day’s activities.

How to book

Register via Eventbrite for free

We hope to offer a livestream of the day – to register your interest for only attending online, please book an online entry ticket via the link above and we will get in touch closer to the time.

Five head and shoulders photos of the speakers at a disability and neurodiversity vocations event