Find out more about Oak Hill by meeting some of our current and former students and listening to their stories.

I hope diaspora and UK churches can work more closely. My time at Oak Hill is helping me imagine those partnerships.

Learning to love people who are different—to compromise, forgive, and grow together—has been one of the most shaping parts of my time here.

We’re not here just for the sake of academia—we want to become more like Jesus and be equipped to serve his church. And I’ve definitely experienced that here.

It’s been brilliant training with brothers and sisters from other denominations. It’s helped me see that what unites us in Christ matters more than what divides.

As a part-time student there’s support, regular check-ins and real care.

The MA has helped me think more clearly and carefully about Scripture, but also about how theology connects to the life of the church.

I’ve always loved finding fresh ways to tell stories and Oak Hill has helped me root that in the greatest story of all—the gospel.

I’ve probably felt more appreciated and valued here than in any other Christian or secular setting. I’m not fighting to have a voice — I’m encouraged to speak up and grow.

Oak Hill has given me the space to reflect, to correct, and to grow. I’ve come to love Jesus not only as my Saviour, but as the one who wisely upholds all things.

Mission is exciting, but it’s serious. If you want to preach Christ somewhere long-term, you need to be ready.