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Welcoming children and young people. MORE and more churches are being officially presented with awards recognising their work with children and young people.
"Ding dong the bells are going to chime...". As Valentine's Day approaches the Door takes a look at how this Diocese is encouraging couples to tie the knot in its various beautiful churches, writes Debbie Dallimore.
Oxford Academy Students bowled over by former England cricket captain. Alec with Oxford academy pupils.
Bishop of Reading speaks on Revd Pete Jarvis. The Bishop of Reading has issued a statement on Pete Jarvis.
Bishop John's Christmas Day sermon. CHRISTMAS: THE ART OF TRANSLATION Question: how was God to translate his life and purpose into something we could understand?A translation company has recently launched a 'Think before you ink' campaign to highlight the risk of botched tattoos.
Faculty jurisdiction changes. New rules come into force on 1 January 2014.
The annual carol concert at Dorchester Abbey raised £1,000 for the charity Parents and Children Together (PACT).
Playing at the Cathedral. by Jessica-Louise Hallion THE idea of a discovery or an extraordinary game is the most powerful, memorable and spiritual experience for anyone of any age.
Show me the money!. As the Government attempts to cap charges for pay day loans, credit unions are gaining strength as a viable way of helping people out of a debilitating cycle of debt.
Thank God for the 'pin pricks of light' in troubled Syria. by Lisa Pearce AS Christmas approaches Lisa Pearce (right) of Open Doors based in Witney writes about those living in Syria and the refugees who have fled.