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Interested in credit unions?. In the light of the Archbishop of Canterbury's recent comments about the important work of credit unions and the role that churches can have in supporting them, find out all you need to know on the C of E website.
An extension to a grant scheme that aims to help listed places of worship with funds for repairs and restorations has been welcomed.
Oxford environment edition of re-launched journal. Theological journal Anvil has been re-launched at an event at Ripon College, Cuddesdon.
Operation Sat Nav. A month of inspiring events saw up to 1,800 of people enjoying art work, music and even a session with Roly the Clown at St Thomas' Church, Goring throughout September.
A day in Narnia. THE parallels between C.
The Jacobean Chastleton House was built between 1607 and 1612 by a prosperous wool merchant.
Church: Accessible to all?. "The Church cannot exemplify the full humanity revealed in Christ, bear witness to the interdependence of humankind, or achieve unity in diversity if it continues to acquiesce in the social isolation of disabled persons and to deny them full participation in its life," Breaking Barriers, Nairobi 1975.
Did you know that All Saints Shorthampton is well known for its medieval wall paintings dating from the early 15th century?
A pilgrimage is far more than a physical undertaking.
Hope Street is a family congregation that runs on the first Sunday of every month from Wychwood CE Primary School.