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Reuben Hunter, who studied at Oak Hill, talks about his work as a pastor in Trinity West in Shepherd’s Bush

The lecturers want everything we learn to hit our hearts, so we can hit the hearts of others. It’s hugely rewarding and has widened my view of God.

Studying alongside students from different churches and backgrounds, who think differently on issues – I’ve found that really enriching.

Being at Oak Hill has helped me grow. Hearing the Bible each day, and being with people who are godly, has taught me how to live the Christian life.

Oak Hill has made me appreciate God’s word and its riches more and more. I’ve learned it’s not about how much you study, but how you live out those truths.

• We are continuing to teach and learn and share community life at Oak Hill having gone virtual due to the coronavirus.
• We are continuing to receive applications as normal for September 2020 entry. For information and the application form visit ‘How do I apply?’.
• To visit our Virtual Open Morning click here.
• For FAQs on Admissions for September 2020 entry click here.
• If you have any questions, including about financial support, contact us here and we’ll be glad to arrange an online conversation as well.
• If you are interested in training at Oak Hill in September 2020, follow the links below for more information.

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May

Understanding Gender Today (Birmingham)

July

School of theology - Image Bearers

July

Language Refreshers

Living on Borrowed Time

College Director Dan Strange considers what our mortality and death can teach us in these testing times including the art of living.

Covid-19 update from the College Leadership Team

So much has changed in such a short time, while so much that is ultimately important remains the same. The Leadership Team explains how Oak Hill has responded positively to the challenges.

We are for…Pastoral workers

In the next of our series, Andrew Nicholls explains how we prepare people for pastoral work.

What global mission needs to feel like?

Chris Howles, who is on staff at the Uganda Martyrs Seminary Namugongo and an Old Oak, outlines the partnership of the two colleges, including the recent visit there by students.

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