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Mission unlimited with the Mothers' Union. EVERYONE is welcome to join an organisation with more than four million members in 83 countries.
Winning a Church Times Green Church Award was a "wow" moment for Ed Sampson, churchwarden at St James' Finchampstead.
Stoker George's World War One Grave is official for the first time. AN official war grave will be part of the Remembrance events for the first time at St Mary's, Shenley, Milton Keynes, this month.
A community choir that started with a dream. It's well known that singing is good for the soul.
New Diocesan Secretary announced. A committed Christian who has held senior roles within higher education and the national Church has been appointed as Oxford's next Diocesan Secretary.
Musket holes believed to be from a siege by Cromwell's Army are peppered a cross the door of All Saint's, Hillesden.
Crowd gathers for 'IF' launch. THE Bishop of Reading, the Rt Revd Andrew Proud, the Mayor, Jenny Rynn and MP Alok Sharma officially launched the 'Enough Food For Everyone - IF' campaign at St Laurence's Church last month.
The Revd Joseph Steinberg is a Jewish man who talks here about how recognising Jesus as the Messiah influenced his life and career.
Holy Trinity hosts the first ever 'Mousefest'. MICE are not always welcome in Church.
Imagining the Divine. Why do we assume Jesus had a beard? That is one of the questions posed by Imagining the Divine, an exhibition at Oxford's Ashmolean Museum.