More than £4,400 has been raised for two local charities thanks to the generosity of West Oxfordshire residents, councillors and local businesses over the past year. The fundraising took place during Councillor Andrew Coles’s year as Chair of West Oxfordshire District Council, before he hands over to his successor, at the council’s annual meeting on…
Please pray for: people with long term health issues people who have recently suffered a bereavement for family and friends of Pamela Cooper for family and friends of Norman Glover whose funeral is on Thursday Liz- hand bell ringer, as she continues her treatment for a serious health problem for Jo Rudd as she recovers at home. for Barbara’s son, Leonard, as…
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Farewell service for Bishop Steven There’s still time to reserve your space in Christ Church Cathedral on 31 May at 5pm to bid a fond farewell to Bishop Steven and Ann. In this special service, Bishop Steven lays down his crozier as he begins his retirement. Booking closes at 10pm on 10 May and places…
Featuring The Honey Badgers– Our very own Martin, Robin and Ben!
Paul and Sally Watson invite members of St. Bartholomew’s to a social event in their garden on Sunday 24th May at 102, The Crofts, Witney. OX28 4AG A traditional afternoon tea will be provided along with a selection of drinks. There is no need to bring any food or drink of your own. We offer…
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Please pray for: – people with long term health issues – people who have recently suffered a bereavement – Liz- hand bell ringer, as she continues her treatment for a serious health problem – for Jo Rudd as she recovers from her operation at home. – for family and friends of Pamela Cooper whose funeral was last Monday. – for Barbara’s son,…
The May Prayer Diary is now available for download here. Prior editions can be viewed on the Prayer Diary page here
The Darling Buds of May (1958) Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate: Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May, And summer’s lease hath all too short a date. The words from one of William Shakespeare’s sonnets compare the extremes and shortness of summer to…