Walkers come together for peace and friendship
First published on: 3rd July 2025Hundreds gathered in Oxford last week to take part in the 21st annual Oxford Interfaith Peace and Friendship Walk.
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Hundreds gathered in Oxford last week to take part in the 21st annual Oxford Interfaith Peace and Friendship Walk.
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Celebrations took place this weekend as 15 deacons were ordained at Christ Church Cathedral.