Beautiful but impractical, community prepares to leave Cotswold idyll...

AS World Aids Day approaches Christians are gearing up to pray and take action to halt the global HIV pandemic.

When Trinny and Susannah came calling Rosie Harper saw the TV makeover as a chance to prove that being a member of the clergy does not mean looking dowdy...

The Door has had a face-lift as a result of recent market research.

THE first academy to be sponsored by the Diocese of Oxford opened its doors to students last month.

One of the Diocese of Oxford's longest serving staff is leaving to become principal of an ecumenical Christian college.

AS a national appeal is made for a new generation of ministers to spearhead fresh expressions of church, the Oxford Diocese celebrates the emergence of its own Cutting Edge Ministries.

For Ann Memmott, Asperger syndrome means going to church can be a traumatic experience. In an exclusive interview Ann, who advises the Oxford Diocese on autism and Asperger syndrome and is writing a book on autism and faith, tells Jo

A new fountain has been installed along with an olive tree to welcome the 250,000 people who visit Oxford's Christ Church Cathedral every year.

A purple tea party was held for ordained woemn in the diocese to celebrate the visit of a female bishop.

A Memorial commemorating those who died for their faith during the Reformation has been unveiled at Oxford's University Church.

Church unity must be at the centre of the Statutory Code of Practice for the appointment of women bishops, says one of the Bishop of Oxford's advisers.

What happened when 670 bishops, 550 spouses, dozens of ecumenical visitors, theologians and othe rexperts from all other the world descended on Canterbury this summer? Sarah Meyrick reports

A GP, a Metropolitan police officer, and a first-generation protestant, were among the 14 new deacons ordained at Christ Church Cathedral this summer by the Bishop of Oxford.

Reading's town centre chaplain is literally 'being the church in the market place' by temporarily movinghis offices into his local John Lewis store.

As thousands of young people prepare to leave home to start university, or college, this autumn, we look at some of the support available to them from the Church and Christian groups.

Finding her faith has helped Oxford woman, Elizabeth Laskar, pursue her dream job in the fashion industry on her own, ethical terms.

16 bishops from around the world will join our own bishops for a Eucharist at Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford on Saturday July 12th at 11.00 am. Come, bring your friends, and meet our visitors afterwards.

Now in its 10th year, a Christian Men's Breakfast in Faringdon celebrated with a special Bikers' event in June.

Exhibition in remembrance of Spencer held at Cookham