‘I wish we didn’t have Black History Month’
During Black History Month, the Revd Peterson Feital reflects on why the Church still needs to talk about race, belonging and the contributions of Black and Brown clergy.
Special guest for ordination anniversary
Archive contentThis is a text-only version of an article first published on Wednesday, 5 June 2013. Information shown on this page may no longer be current. AS the Door was…
Archive contentThis is a text-only version of an article first published on Wednesday, 5 June 2013. Information shown on this page may no longer be current.
AS the Door was going to press the Cowley deanery was set to receive a visit from a prestigious visitor.
The Rt Revd and Rt Hon Lord Williams of Oystermouth (the former Archbishop of Canterbury) was due to be the key note speaker at the 60th anniversary of the ordination of the Revd James Cocke, the vicar of all Saints, Headington. The event, on Trinity Sunday (26 May) included a social before the service and a tea party afterwards, for James, 87, who is known as Jim and is the longest serving priest in the Church of England.
