On Tuesday 11 June, over 150 church leaders, missionaries, parachurch workers, students and theologians gathered at Oak Hill College — and joined online — to learn and reflect together about migration in the UK today.
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!
Are you eager to deepen your faith, develop your theological thinking, or equip yourself for ministry—but need something flexible, accessible, and affordable? Oak Hill College is thrilled to launch the Foundation Award in Theology, Ministry and Mission, a brand-new online course designed to make theological education available to anyone, anywhere!
What if Jesus could give your unbelieving friends and family everything they’re really looking for? What if the Easter weekend could give them everything they ever wanted?
We are delighted to announce a brand new programme, an MA in Contemporary Christian Leadership, led by our new Programme Director, Dr Mark Stirling.
Rachel Jones is a part-time student at Oak Hill College and the author of a brand new book 'The Quiet Time Kickstart'. Rachel shares of how the book came to be and how her studies at Oak Hill College shaped her process.
A privileged activity, a prayerful activity and a strengthening activity. Read more...
Picture this: a room filled with twinkling lights, the hum of a guitar, and the gentle sound of voices harmonising. Christmas carols are everywhere—cheery, upbeat, and full of joy. But for a pair of songwriters preparing for this year’s Oak Hill community carol service, something felt missing...
Read an encouraging update from 'Finding Your Voice at Christmas' where 50 women were trained and equipped to deliver evangelistic talks this Christmas.
We’re delighted to say that, from September 2025, Church of England Ordinands will also be able to train part-time at Oak Hill allowing them to continue to live where they are and be part of their current community, alongside studying with other men and women at Oak Hill.
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