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The Bishop of Oxford visits Bicester eco-town

First published on: 11th April 2022

Bishop Steven visited the Bicester & Islip Deanery, meeting clergy and local lay leaders and visiting the Elmsbrook eco-town and Park Farm.


Bishop Steven in the Wallingford Deanery

First published on: 6th April 2022

Bishop Steven joined clergy, young people, and leaders of other church denominations for an afternoon of listening, learning and table football.


Rest and recover with a Greenhouse

First published on: 16th March 2022

Over the last few months, four different Greenhouses have been launched to support the growth of new worshipping communities.


Combating fast fashion and bridging cultures

First published on: 9th March 2022

Maria Skoyles used her experience as a textile designer to develop the Dorcas Dress Project, helping empower the voiceless in the fashion industry.


Bringing faith and school sport together

First published on: 27th January 2022

Project Touchline delivers a programme of sport, collective worship, Bible teaching and prayer for Aston and Cote CE Primary, Oxfordshire.


Low Sunday with a difference

First published on: 10th June 2013

A reflection on Gethsemane Garments Exhibitions at St Helen's, Benson.


Confirmations in Charlbury

First published on: 20th October 2017

The congregation of people of all ages was very happy at St Mary's Charlbury when the Bishop of Dorchester confirmed two young people.


Children 'clip the church' in Steventon

First published on: 8th May 2018

Watch children revive the ancient tradition of clipping the church at St Michael and All Angel's, Steventon.


Statement re: the death of the Revd Jim Spence

First published on: 10th August 2018

The Bishop of Dorchester has paid tribute to the Revd Jim Spence, 88, whose body was found today in the Wallingford area.


Fun activities week a 'huge success'

First published on: 17th October 2018

The Activities Week, for residents of the new housing development to the north and west of Didcot, was another big success this year.

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