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.

For the new academic year, Oak Hill’s classrooms have been adapted to facilitate learning both in person and live online via Zoom.

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.

Through God's gracious provision, we have been able to make some exciting new appointments to our teaching staff so that we continue to build a community of theological depth and pastoral care at OHC.

We asked some of our students what they were looking forward to before they started training at Oak Hill last year and how it has been going. Here are some of their answers:

Meet Robin Barfield. He is joining the Oak Hill team and bringing a wonderful blend of experience and theological reflection to his new role teaching Children’s, Youth and Family ministry modules.

We asked some of our students why they chose to train at Oak Hill: what made them commit to come here, study here, prepare for ministry here and do ministry here.

As part of Oak Hill’s seasonal lectures, we were thrilled to hear from Rev Jago Wynne, the Rector of Holy Trinity Clapham and author of '100% Christianity: How the Gospel Changes Everything'.

How can we navigate the new world that COVID-19 has brought about? A new book co-edited by teaching staff member Kristi Mair gathers brothers and sisters from around the church to give a briefing…

Oak Hill is delighted to start co-publishing Primer in partnership with FIEC.

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.

The new Oak Hill programme is designed to equip men and women for a life of fruitful ministry. It is a course carefully structured over three years.

What is ‘wisdom’? Where is it found? And how can it be acquired? While these questions are answered in a multitude of different ways, the book of Proverbs confronts them with remarkable clarity.

Are you planning to do some theological training? This coming September or further ahead? Are you working out whether to even do theological training?

We have been praying and planning towards a new programme for a number of years and we can’t wait to launch it in September. Here are more details:

There’s no getting away from gender. Pride marches. Rainbow flags. Trans athletes and celebrities. Toxic masculinity and #MeToo.

What do you think of when you hear the words ‘Oak Hill’?

Over 100 people gathered at Oak Hill for the annual School of Theology last Tuesday, where the focus was on the doctrine of humanity in the 21st century.

What books have Oak Hill’s faculty found helpful or stimulating recently? Dip into our summer theological reading list.

The summer edition of Commentary, our twice-yearly magazine exploring cultural, ethical and theological issues in the light of biblical teaching, is now out.

Nathan Richards, who confesses to 'going mad learning Greek verb paradigms' during his time at Oak Hill, writes about the positive things he's learned while studying theology.

Dan Strange introduces his new book, 'Plugged In: Connecting your faith with what you watch, read and play', which has just been published.

Chris and Ros Howles are on staff at the Uganda Martyr’s Seminary, Namugongo. They talk about how training at Oak Hill prepared them for life and ministry overseas.

Last Saturday saw our second Open Morning of the year, when 35 people came to Oak Hill to consider training for ministry here.

Bookings have opened for two major events at Oak Hill this July: our annual School of Theology, and our popular Language Refreshers for Ministry.

Matthew Bingham has recently seen his new church history book published. He talks about the book and the relevance of church history to ministry today.

Kristi Mair's first book, MORE > Truth, has just been published. She talks about how the book came to be written, and what she hopes it will achieve.

We're excited to announce that some of our key teaching modules are now available as standalone short courses. It’s part of our drive to make theological training available for everyone.

Reuben Hunter, is the Pastor of Trinity West Church in Shepherd’s Bush. In this video he talks about his work and his preparation for ministry at Oak Hill.

We are delighted to announce the appointment of a Director of Operations & Finance for Oak Hill.

It was a real delight for Oak Hill to host Professor Jamie Smith recently, to speak on areas vital to evangelicals in the UK.

Last week, some 900 people gathered in a breezy Torquay for the annual FIEC Leaders' Conference. Dan Strange reports.

We’re looking forward to welcoming James KA Smith to Oak Hill on Friday morning, 30 November 2018, to discuss his new book, Awaiting the King, on religion and politics.

Mark Pickles is to become the new Director of the North West Partnership

Our annual graduation ceremony celebrated the academic achievements of 55 Oak Hill students

Kristi Mair reports on Welcome week and the opening of the academic year at Oak Hill

A personal tribute to David Wheaton, former Prinicpal of Oak Hill, from Mike Butterworth

Dr Matthew Bingham and Kristi Mair have been appointed as a tutor and research fellow at Oak Hill

A full lecture theatre witnessed last year’s student cohort receiving their hard-earned awards

Rev. Chris Stead and Rev. Dr Andrew Nicholls have been appointed to positions at Oak Hill

Revd Jonathan Juckes has been appointed President of Oak Hill, from 1 January 2018