Bishop Olivia to step down from Reading role this autumn
The Bishop of Reading is to retire this autumn, five years after she was appointed ? the first female bishop ...
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A new year message from the Bishop of Reading
I wonder what this new year will bring. Some people will face into it with optimism and joy. For others, ...
A Christmas message from the Bishop of Reading, the Rt Revd Olivia Graham
Friends, As we approach Christmas, our world seems so full of darkness. The darkness of the brutality of violence and ...
Bishop of Reading among 400 clergy joining call on government to cancel Rosebank
THE BISHOP of Reading is among more than 400 Church leaders calling on the government to rethink plans for a ...
Bishop of Reading calls for action over international aid cut
The Bishop of Reading has called on the government to act over its international aid cut, which she has called ...
Bishop of Reading joins call for people to have coronavirus vaccine
THE BISHOP of Reading – and one of her predecessors – has added her voice to a campaign urging people ...
New Bishop of Reading puts social justice at the heart of her agenda
THE NEW bishop of Reading has said that her priority is to be social justice and climate change. On Monday, ...
Child sex offence vicar pleads guilty in court
A Wokingham vicar who served as a school chaplain has pleaded guilty to child sex offences. Last week, the Revd Peter ...
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