
God is using migration to fulfil His mission
There can be few topics more likely to canvass votes, generate clicks, or provoke vigorous and sometimes heated discussions than that of international migration in the world today.
Serving Christ and his church in a fast-paced and fluid culture brings complexity and opportunities.
Oak Hill offers the space, practical training, and supportive community you need to thrive in ministry.
Our full-time and part-time courses are designed to sustain a lifetime of faithful and joyful service. Whether you’re starting out or decades into ministry.
Whatever programme or course or event you come to, you should know who we are and what we care about.
Find out what we believe here.
Being passionate about the Lord means that in all that we are and do, we
Being passionate about people means sharing God’s passion for the people he has made:
Being passionate about learning means we…
To be passionate about Christlikeness means…
Our Open Mornings are designed to help you think about the importance of theological training for ministry and to discover how we prepare people for the broad and deep demands of ministry. So whatever stage you're at, come along so we can share our vision for training, introduce you to some students, and give you a flavour of life at Oak Hill.
In our lost and broken world, the Church needs men and women who can listen humbly, think deeply, believe faithfully, trust completely, rejoice constantly, proclaim courageously, communicate clearly, lead authentically, love compassionately and serve wholeheartedly. We are delighted at Oak Hill to serve the Church by helping women and men do just that.”
James Robson
Oak Hill College Principal
There can be few topics more likely to canvass votes, generate clicks, or provoke vigorous and sometimes heated discussions than that of international migration in the world today.
We’re very pleased to announce the appointment of Revd Andrew Cowan as Tutor in New Testament and Greek to join the team here at Oak Hill.
I want to argue there is no such thing as Christian leadership. And that’s coming from someone who has just taken a job to run a new MA in Contemporary Christian Leadership at Oak Hill College!