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In this section you can read inspiring stories from people across the diocese about how their Christian faith influences their everyday lives. Changing our conversations can change our culture.
So how can we be more curious and interested in each other’s lives away from church gatherings? Once you've scrolled through some of the stories below, take a look at the seven small shifts your church community could take.
God in the life of the CEO of The Archway Foundation, providing a lifeline for adults struggling with loneliness in Oxford for almost 40 years.
The Revd Canon Dr Peter Groves tells his story.
Bishop Olivia talks about her journey from Archdeacon of Berkshire to becoming the Bishop of Reading.
The Revd Canon David Tyler tells his story, from chartered accountant to the Associate Archdeacon of Dorchester.
As the 25th anniversary of her ordination approaches, the Revd Dr Beren Hartless describes her journey to faith and her call to ministry.
Tim Ford, 24, has cerebral palsy and is a permanent wheelchair user. He shares his journey to faith here.
Sachin Mathew, student at Oxford Brookes University, shares his journey to Oxford from Kerala via Kuwait.
The Revd Katie Tupling shares her journey to becoming diocesan Disability Advisor.
Lorna Hunt details her journey towards working for PACT, a charity with its roots in the Diocese of Oxford.
Paul Harris's role as Dean's verger at Christ Church Cathedral is all about the ministry of welcome.