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Bishop of Oxford to pay tribute to martyr Thomas Cranmer. THE Bishop of Oxford, the Rt Rev Dr Steven Croft, will preach during a special service next month commemorating the martyrdom of Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, a leader of the Reformation who compiled The Book of Common Prayer still used in many churches.
Following the success of Exploring the Beatitudes published last autumn, a new booklet written by Bishop Steven looks again at what it means to be a Christ-like Church.
Abundant Life - Reflections on the Raising of Lazarus - a review. Have your say on the future of the Door With newspapers across the country changing the way they publish we also need to take a moment to look at how and why we publish the Door.
#GodWithUs campaign reaches 6.8m people. A NATIONAL initiative that featured videos of a High Wycombe church has been declared a huge success.
Door man appointed new Bishop's Chaplain. THE new Chaplain to the Bishop of Oxford is the Revd Graham Sykes (right), who became the chairman of the Door's Editorial Support Group last year.
Students, staff, parents, governors and supporters of Altwood CE School joined in a service of blessing and dedication for a new chapel.
Responding to loneliness. Increasing numbers of church leaders cite loneliness as a significant problem according to a 2014 Church Urban Fund survey.
A report into poverty in the Oxford Diocese is hot off the press.
Seasonal signposting in the greatest story ever told. Yvonne Morris, our diocesan children's adviser, provides a way for families and children's workers to have chilled out conversations about the Christmas story.
Bishop calls for swift and vital improvements in computer education for young people. INVESTMENT in education around Artificial Intelligence is essential for future generations, the Bishop of Oxford told the House of Lords today.