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The latest news and features from the Diocese of Oxford. To contact the press office, please call 01865 208 277 (out of hours 07824 906 839) or email communications@oxford.anglican.org.
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As autumn draws in, and with it cooler temperatures, many churches across the diocese are creating a warm welcome for people in their communities.
Clergy comings and goings in the Diocese of Oxford: ~ July to September 2023
We are horrified by the violence that we are seeing in lsrael and Palestine, and the suffering of ordinary people who have lost loved ones and who fear for their own lives and for friends and family members.
More than £3.6 million has now been handed out to local churches by the Diocese of Oxford including £216,155 of awards made in October.
Three new advocates for women and their ministry within the Diocese of Oxford have been appointed.
The Bishops of Oxford, Reading, Buckingham and Dorchester are among more than 400 Christian leaders from around the UK, which have called on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to cancel the Rosebank oil field.
Launched last week, the Warm Welcome Campaign aims to grow their network of over 7,000 Warm Welcome Spaces so that when the clocks go back, everyone can access warm and welcoming space.
Over the last three years, St Michael’s and All Angels have implemented ideas and projects that will support their church and community to care for creation.
To mark this year's Black History Month, a Diocesan-commissioned exhibition shares reflections by Black African and Caribbean clergy from across the diocese, about their lives and faith.
David Mason, Head of Capital Transactions, sat down with Property Week to discuss the Diocese of Oxford’s strategy to deliver affordable homes, generate sustainable revenue and achieve net zero carbon by 2035.