Please pray for: people with long term health issues people who have recently suffered a bereavement for Barbara Farrar and her son Leonard for Linda Paul and family
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There is something different about August. For many of us, life slows down a little. Schools are closed, holidays are taken, gardens are in full bloom, and even if we stay close to home we often find ourselves walking a little more slowly. We notice things we have hurried past all year: the scent of…
The August prayer diary is now available for download here. Previous versions can be downloaded here.
From the Diocese: We continue to pray for all those involved in discerning the next Bishop of Oxford, and for all who are considering their personal calling in this time. Please do join us in prayer – you may like to share the prayer below with your communities, and you can find new prayer resources…
Please pray for: – people with long term health issues – people who have recently suffered a bereavement – for Barbara Farrar and her son Leonard – for Linda Paul and family – for Emma and Jordan who were married last Monday
Franciscans will be celebrating the 800th anniversary of the death of St Francis of Assisi this summer and autumn. The Anglican Franciscan family will be making a pilgrimage of peace across the country, travelling from friary to friary, beginning this Saturday. The route will seen them pass through the Diocese of Oxford in the last…
We’ve found a new list of items requested by Witney & West Oxfordshire Foodbank. They are… Crackers, Rice Sachets, Tinned Spaghetti, Porridge Oats, Tinned Meat, Tinned Potatoes Nappies Size 4-7 Pasta & Baked Beans are currently not needed Summer news and updates from Witney Foodbank from info@witney.foodbank.org.uk
Please encourage people to use our cool church during this hot weather. The church is open between 10am and 3pm daily.
Please pray for: – people with long term health issues – people who have recently suffered a bereavement – for Barbara Farrar and her son Leonard – for Linda Paul and family
A landmark move to bring religious education (RE) into England’s national curriculum for the first time has moved a step closer, following months of work by a national group that included Tony Wilson, chief executive officer at the Oxford Diocesan Board of Education (ODBE). The government announced this week that it will press ahead with…