A place where the lights are always on
First published on: 21st October 2021Emmanuel Church, Woodley, received a Development Fund grant of £25,000 to support the build of a much-needed community centre.
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Round Five Development Fund Awards
First published on: 27th July 202112 projects across the diocese to receive funds from the Development Fund in the fifth round of awards.
St Clement's fifth round Development Fund award
First published on: 27th July 2021St Clements discusses the impact of their Tier 2 Development Fund award, to support social initiative Flourishing Life.
St Mary the Virgin, Longcot
First published on: 23rd July 2021Revd Norma Fergusson tells us what St Mary's Development Fund award will enable them to do.
St James, Downley
First published on: 23rd July 2021St James Downley, tells us how their Tier 1 grant will help them set up support clinics for families of children with special needs.
Parish of Penn Street & Holmer Green awarded grant
First published on: 2nd June 2021The Revd Ruth Atkinson shares how the Development Fund will enable the parish to engage more effectively with young people and families.
Over £500,000 awarded by Development Fund
First published on: 19th May 2021The Diocese of Oxford has announced that they will be supporting eighteen churches across Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Oxfordshire as part of their third round of Development Fund grant awards.
Expanding the work with families in Sandhurst
First published on: 14th May 2021Expanding the work with families in Sandhurst. For Angela Harper, going from a part-time to a full-time role as a Family Worker at St Michael's, Sandhurst, is already bearing fruit.
A new neighbourhood centre for Woodley
First published on: 14th May 2021Builders are getting ready to start laying the foundations of a Neighbourhood Centre at Emmanuel Church, Woodley, Reading.
COVID inspires speedy launch of Church project to provide 'spaceforall' in Wokingham
First published on: 14th May 2021Covid-19 inspires All Saints Church, Wokingham to bring forward the most vital elements of its £3m transformation project.