Just now Oak Hill is mostly the colour of straw; the sun has parched many of the lawns and we look to heaven for rain.
That feels true in lots of senses. There are so many challenges on the horizon for us and the churches we seek to serve.
As we look forward, we would love your prayers, as we plan for the next few years in unpredictable and challenging times.
Issue 12 of Primer marvels at the incarnation of the Son of God with help from Greg Lanier, Suzanne McDonald, David Shaw, Chris Stead, Nathan Weston, Garry Williams, and something old from John Owen.
The sun is shining. New students are settling in. And our chapel services are back to being in person. It has been a wonderful first week back at College in many ways.
As we start a new year, we'd love your prayers and support in training deeply-formed and theologically-minded missionaries, evangelists, pastoral workers, and ministers.
The latest issue of Primer is now available, tackling a very timely topic: the doctrine of humanity.
As Oak Hill College continues to provide deep-rooted theological training for all who are called to ministry, we long that our life together at College reflects the breadth of God’s people and plans. Our new Access Bursary is designed to provide support for those from under-represented or disadvantaged groups.
We are for postgraduates. Whether you are seeking continuing professional development in ministry or an advanced degree in preparation for ministry, our postgraduate programme provides a home that fosters sharp, resilient, and integrative pastor-scholars for Christ and his kingdom.
After more than 15 years at Oak Hill College, Dr Dan Strange has announced that he will be stepping down as College Director at the end of the current academic year, moving to head up a new Centre for Culture, Religion, and Mission as part of Crosslands, the in-context ministry training provider of which Oak Hill is a founding partner.
Our standalone Equip teaching events aim to help you live out your faith, and after three successful events last academic year, we are pleased to announce our plan for two new upcoming events.
Just before lockdown started in the U.K., all of Oak Hill’s teaching and as much of community life as possible was moved online so that learning continued in a virtual form. What about now?
Our Flexible Learning modules are focused on opening up theological education and educators to more Christians. This year, they will be online making them available to people anywhere.
From September 2021, Dr Sydney Tooth will take up a full time position of Lecturer in New Testament and Greek.
Having been at Oak Hill for two years part time, Kristi Mair will become a full time Research Fellow.
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