This Sunday, Guest Speaker, Greg Downes joins us. Greg is the Director of Kingfisher Ministries, and he is also an evangelist and practical theologian. He is currently the Theologian and Missioner of St Mary's Cogges, Witney. 

Steve & Bev Jones lead our meeting, with Elizabeth Clayton leading us in worship.

This Sunday, Carol & Simon Jackman continue our series on the book of Galatians: 'The Gospel for All People'. Steve and Bev Jones lead our meeting, with Jeremy Blakey leading us in worship.

Talking Jesus is a powerful resource designed to encourage and equip Christians to talk about Jesus in our everyday lives and relationships. The video course contains inspiring testimonies, real-life examples, and practical suggestions to help you be natural and relevant as you talk about Jesus with people around you. This Autumn, as part of our Season of Stepping into Evangelism, all of our Community Groups will be going through this course together.

For anyone who doesn't yet belong to one of our Community Groups, Steve and Bev will be hosting a weekly group at the King's Centre to go through the course, from Wednesday 4th October to 8th November.

There's no need to book in advance, please just turn up on the night.

This Sunday, Guest Speaker, Hannah Steele continues our new series: 'The Gospel for All People'. Hannah Steele is Director of St Mellitus College, London, and a Tutor and Lecturer in Missiology.

Steve and Bev Jones lead our meeting, with Elizabeth Clayton leading us in worship.

This Sunday, Sanjay starts our new series: 'United', by speaking to us from John 15. Steve & Bev Jones lead our meeting, with George Wicks leading us in worship.

Tiny Tots (0-4yrs), King's Kids (4-11yrs), and Youth (11-18yrs) will be meeting as usual.

This Sunday, Jo Male continues our series on 'Seven Signs in John', by speaking to us on Jesus healing the Official's son. Steve and Bev Jones lead the meeting with Beth Summers leading us in worship.

For Tiny Tots (0-4yrs) there will be a Stay & Play. King's Kids (4-11yrs) will meet as usual. Youth (11-18yrs) are away at Relentless, an Advance Summer Camp.

This Sunday, Liam speaks to us about communion as an act of worship. Steve and Bev Jones lead our meeting, with Jeremy Blakey leading us in worship.

It is also the third of our Gift Days this Sunday. OCC has always desired to bless the whole city, the region, and the nations, but the church's regular income alone isn't enough for our high level of giving and growth. We hope that these Gift Days act as a nudge to get us all into the groove of generosity - everyone is invited to add an offering. You can find out more on our Gift Days 2023 page. And if you would like to give, you can do so online here by choosing 'Oxford Gift Days'.

This Sunday, we finish our short series on 'A Community Investing in the Next Generation'. Steve and Bev Jones lead our meeting with Jeremy Blakey leading us in worship.

Andy O'Connell chairs a panel including Jacqui (social work, and working with diaspora families), Anna (teacher, fosterer, and former leader of OCC 5-11s), and Mark (parent/step-parent and leader of OCCs 0-18s).

Questions submitted on the Slido poll, and not answered on the day, are briefly responded to in a blog at www.occ.org.uk/blog/investing-next-generation-qa

This Sunday, we are excited to have Joanna Watson join us to speak on 'Ordinary People: Extraordinary God', unpacking a miracle story from the Bible for us. Joanna is an inspirational Christian author and speaker, with a passion for seeing ordinary people encountering God in extraordinary ways. In a world filled with darkness, she seeks to share stories and reflections showing how God’s light, hope and miraculous power break through the cracks. You can find out more about Joanna on her website.

Steve and Bev Jones lead the meeting with Jenna and Dan Wood leading us in worship. We will also be having baptisms as part of our service.

On 14th October, Bev is running her next art workshop: Autumn Trees. This is part of a series of art workshops that will take the opportunity to use the process of expressive drawing and painting of trees, to reflect and illustrate aspects of life's journey through the seasons. Using photos from nature, memory, and observation drawing, it's open to all abilities, with the opportunity to develop your skills whilst creating personal reflection pieces using a variety of media in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Morning refreshments and all equipment will be provided. You can sign up below for the first (10am-1pm) or second (2pm-5pm) session, or both. And why not come with a friend?