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Bishop John led a candlelit vigil on an Oxford estate as part of a national campaign calling for an end to violence against children.
How can music enable clergy and lay people to develop leadership and team skills in the local church? This is what we will explore on this innovative and inspiring day workshop on 24th April. You don't have to be musical to enjoy and engage with these vital themes as we seek to shape confident, collaborative leadership in our churches. Read more
These courses are to help volunteers who look after historic places of worship.
There are many different ways of praying. The phrase 'sustaining the sacred centre’ invites us to find, and then nurture, the way of praying that is right for us. It is also about developing the links between the prayers we offer and the lives we lead.Here are some ideas to try out during 2010.
Talk to many people about Lent and the thing that they will focus on is 'giving something up' for it - be that chocolates, alcohol or whatever.
All spoke well of (Jesus) and were amazed at the gracious words that came from his mouth. They said, "Is this not Joseph's son?" Luke 4:22
The Revd Tessa Kuin Lawton reflects on Mary's experience of the broken body of her crucified son.
Follow the walk and listen to Lady Saye in conversation with Revd Ben Phillips More...
The Bishop of Oxford marked the start of Fairtrade Fortnight by hosting a Big Brew at Diocesan Church House.
THE first rehearsal of the newly formed boys' choir at Reading Minster of St Mary the Virgin takes place this Wednesday (February 24).
A policeman was so moved by the poverty and injustice he saw during a trip to South Africa he has set up a funrdaising appeal to support charity work in the country.
DESPITE the economic downturn record amounts were raised in 2009 during the annual Ride and Stride.
A romantic valentines meal was one of the first events to take place in the newly refurbuished St Mary le More Church, Wallingford.
Amy Merone talks to Jo Duckles about the link between her fath and her social justice work.
For dust though art and unto dust though shall return. Genesis 3:19
We love talking about the weather - and that weather has been leaving us all cold recently - just the way the climate talks in Copenhagen left many of us, writes Matt Freer.
Whatever people may think, Christianity isn't really about rules and rituals or 'putting on a show' but about an inner life, rooted in God himself - rooted by prayer, reflection, obedience, faith and love. Books can contribute to developing and sustaining that sacred centre so the Door asked three Christian thinkers to recommend some you may want to dip into, either during Lent or throughout the year.
A new partnership between the Oxford Diocese and Nandyal in India is giving schools the chance to help Dalit children, writes Katie Paxton-Doggett.
This October Bishop John will be taking a group on a pilgrimage to the places where Jesus lived and breathed, where the events recorded in teh gospels actually took place. Here the Door looks at what is special about a trip to the Holy Land.
The rural church should beware of being hampered by an idealised picture of the past, and look with confidence to God's future.