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Charlbury wins the first Youth and Child Friendly Church Award
NewsMEMBERS of St Mary’s, Charlbury have been awarded the first Diocesan Youth and Child Friendly Church Award. The two-tier award scheme was launched last year by Yvonne Morris, diocesan children’s adviser and Ian Macdonald, diocesan youth adviser.
Shrivenham School steps back in time
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Pilgrimage celebrates Newman
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All things that clip and clop
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‘As much as you need’ at Kirchentag 2013
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Book now for CS Lewis festival
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Special guest for ordination anniversary
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Planting trees for peace in Palestine
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Cowley conservation project
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Building community
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