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Twyford and Wargrave parishoners bid farewell to priest heading to Tilehurst
Twyford and Wargrave have said farewell to their Roman Catholic priest who is moving to St Joseph's church at Tilehurst.
CHURCH NOTES: A glimpse of the kingdom of heaven
what struck me as I talked to the children on the roof was their excitement at being up so high, ...
CHURCH NOTES: Take a look inside this transformation in Wokingham
If you approach Wiltshire Road from Rose Street, you will not need me tell you that for more than a ...
Belle Canto set to dazzle at St Mary’s
THE BELLE Canto Trio are set to showcase their talents in a performance called Blue Skies.
Church in Winnersh to hold spring fayre on Saturday
A WINNERSH church is holding a spring fayre this Saturday.
A Wokingham churchyard should look spick and span after the Coronation weekend
A Wokingham churchyard should look spick and span after the Coronation weekend
Friends and family pay tribute to ‘inspirational’ community stalwart, Megan Shaw
SHINFIELD bid farewell to one of its best-loved residents on Thursday, March 30.
Christingle services to raise funds for The Children’s Society
CHURCHES across Berkshire are coming together this Christmas to offer hope to vulnerable young people across the country.
Clergy should be free to marry same-sex couples, says the Bishop of Oxford
The Rt Revd Dr Steven Croft, Bishop of Oxford, has released a new essay in which he explores how his ...
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