Very many congratulations to Johan for having been awarded “volunteer of the year” in his work as chaplain. Thank you Johan
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Gill Long (Pastoral Team Lead) co-ordinates our Pastoral work and can organise support and help with pastoral issues that you may be struggling with e.g. illness, family loss etc. Please feel free to send any prayer requests to the pastoral team via email, at any time. Your requests will be handled with care and confidentiality.…
Witney Food Bank advises us that we donated 25.3kg in March and 16.9kg in April. Thank you all so much for supporting this cause.
This message includes references to historical adoption practices, including the separation of mothers and babies, stigma, and experiences of trauma and lasting emotional harm. Today the Church of England has issued an apology to those harmed through homes and adoptions connected to the Church. We have also issued our own apology to those harmed through homes and…
Please pray for: – people with long term health issues – people who have recently suffered a Bereavement. – for Jo Rudd as she continues her recovery. – for Barbara Farrers’s son, Leonard, as he continues his dialysis treatment and for Barbara herself who is now back at home. – for Barbara Lawson following the death of her husband, Ian.
A message from the Diocese….. We are in the process of creating a special book to mark Bishop Steven’s retirement – and we would be delighted if you could take the time to submit your message. You might want to let Bishop Steven know what he has meant to you and your congregation. Or you…
Heidi Bramwell, headteacher of Ducklington School, joined us today at our Worship Together Service. Andrea introduced her and they chatted together about Heidi’s thoughts on creation and how that is addressed in different ways in education. You can listen here.
– people with long term health issues – people who have recently suffered a bereavement – for Jo Rudd as she continues her recovery – for Barbara Farrers’s son, Leonard, as he continues his dialysis treatment and for Barbara herself who is now back at home
Following the death of her husband Ian, Barbara Lawson would like to say a huge thank you to everyone for all their help and support up to and following his death.
