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Tour of Oxford Christchurch Cathedral

Oxford Diocese are offering Parishes a free guided tour of Christchurch Cathedral.   Two possible dates are being explored.  Either Wednesday PM on 18th November or in the spring of 2027.  If you are interested in a tour of the cathedral on either of those dates please talk to Roy Tarbox. (email:  llm3@ducklingtonchurch.org.uk )  

External Noticeboards

Unfortunately the original frames for our Notice Boards, situated in the north and south sides of the churchyard, have become very frail and didn’t appreciate sunbathing this summer! We are very pleased to say that Witney Shed have taken on the task of creating new boards for us and they currently have our updated “inserts”…

Flower and Produce Show

This was a tremendous success both for the village and for St Bartholomew’s. The weather was kind and the people came and enjoyed themselves. The Basket Tombola and the Refreshments were sold out by about 4.30 and the money raised for the church amounted to over £1600 – a magnificent sum. Many many thanks to…

Letter from Dave Adams, LLM

When the world is falling apart, what can we say? How do we pray?  We are powerless to prevent earthquakes and wildfires that cause so much devastation.  We can’t make sense of the foolishness of world leaders that fire missiles at other nations, killing and injuring innocent people.  Our minds boggle at the money being…

Verger Role

Would you like to take on the role of Verger?  If so, do please download the following: Advert for the role of Verger 2026  Verger Job Description Verger Application Form If you have any queries, do please speak to, or contact, one of the Wardens; Martin and Tricia

Canon David Winter

We are very sad to have to announce that David Winter who was Vicar at St Bartholomew’s from 1989-1995, died on Sunday night “peacefully in his own bed…. and spared any pain or distress…..”   His family will advise of funeral details in due course. Not only was he our parish priest but he was a…