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More than 100 young people gather for biggest Amplify Adventure weekend yet

First published on: 31st July 2026

A celebration of faith, friendship and the gifts of young people.


Bishop's last speech in House of Lords – full transcript

First published on: 27th July 2026

Bishop Steven called for governments to regulate AI when he addressed the Lords for the final time


Bishop Steven calls for government regulation of AI in final Lords speech

First published on: 24th July 2026

Bishop of Oxford tells Lords: “The speed of change, and the significant power unleashed, make this revolution distinct from other technical developments in the past, because there is a risk that the speed of change will itself undermine the very benefits that change brings."


Churches are beacons of hope

First published on: 23rd July 2026

Churches are often among the first places people turn to in times of crisis.


Celebrating the first year of YouShape

First published on: 22nd July 2026

Eighteen young adults from across the Diocese of Oxford have completed the first pilot year of YouShape.


From Offa to Westminster - A General Synod experience

First published on: 21st July 2026

The Revd Ayo Audu shares a poignant reflection on his time on General Synod and what first drew him to stand.


A celebration of faith across the generations in Windsor

First published on: 21st July 2026

100th birthday and baptism for an 8 month old


Publication of independent review of Case TT

First published on: 15th July 2026

An independent case review from Thirtyone:eight, an independent Christian safeguarding charity, has been published today.


Learning to live with an unusual weather forecast

First published on: 14th July 2026

As extreme weather becomes more familiar, churches are finding practical and hopeful ways to respond.


The Elisha Project: science, theology and the environment

First published on: 14th July 2026

Church leaders and theological educators invited to explore science, theology and the environment

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