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Lavinia Owen receives the Bishop’s Commission for Mission
Winchester Cathedral was completely packed out today for Lavinia Owen to be given the Bishops Commission for Mission after the course that she attended last year. I was really struck by how popular these courses were with 90 people from … Continue reading
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Dying Well – a Valley Visitors Seminar at Southwood House
We plan to try and hold a seminar for Valley Visitors and everyone else who is interested once every six months on a subject relevant to pastoral care for people in our community. The aim is to improve constantly the … Continue reading
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