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The latest news and features from the Diocese of Oxford. To contact the press office, please call 01865 208 277 (out of hours 07880 716761) or email communications@oxford.anglican.org.
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Christians and Muslims stand in solidarity at Brookes University. CHRISTIANS and Muslims at Oxford Brookes University have been standing in solidarity with one another following recent global disasters and atrocities.
Living Differently to Make a Difference. Kate Seagrave reviews Living Differently to Make a Difference by Will Donaldson.
Yellow Braces 2017 proves an absolute "knockout" of fun, faith and community. THE Diocesan Youth Camp Yellow Braces was a glorious weekend of faith, fun and community at the Hill End Outdoor Centre near Oxford.
Whatever You Do - Sam Partington. Church on Sunday can feel worlds away from our day-to-day lives.
AS HARVEST approaches, Christian Aid is urging Christians to help farmers like Frank (pictured right) from Malawi.
Trainee LLM joins in bringing the Bible alive for children. OXFORDSHIRE-based trainee Licensed Lay Minister, Rosemary Sandbach, (pictured right) renewed her love of children's work with a placement at REinspired.
Supporting Medic Assist International. by Claire Barratt Two members of Church House Oxford staff, Caroline Todd and Claire Barratt, recently visited the Embo Community in KwaZuluNatal, South Africa as part of a volunteer team with the charity Medic Assist International.
School's Bible service brings an impromptu audience. A SCHOOL is being held up as a shining example after organising their own service of worship and bible-giving ceremony at Christ Church Cathedral.
School builds links between Wooburn Green in Bucks and Nakuru in Kenya. STRONG links have been built up between St Paul's Church of England Combined School in Wooburn Green, Buckinghamshire, and the Walk Centre church and school in Nakuru, Kenya.
Saving our children's centres. THE Door looks at a project that has seen churches play a major role in protecting children's centres in Oxfordshire despite government cutbacks.