At Holy Trinity we believe that Church should be a place of encounter, where we engage with the issues and challenges of modern life.
Whether you’re a regular member or an occasional visitor, one of the ways you can get more involved is by learning with us. As well as listening to the teaching in the sermon each Sunday, you could also join one of our popular courses.
The Diocese of Oxford's Learning Hub has some great resources for learners at every stage of enquiry.
Participate in God's Mission
Grow in your everyday faith and become a confident disciple by joining one of three learning pathways from the Diocese of Oxford. This learning hub is open to everyone in the Diocese of Oxford and the content is designed to be accessible to all.
The learning pathways below are free of charge and there are no mandatory assignments for you to complete.
What kind of courses do we run?
For example, two groups recently met at Holy Trinity for five weeks to explore The Big Questions—Who is God? What is the Bible? Who are we? What is life about? The programme to date also includes Confirmation classes for adults and young people.
We also keep an eye on the many other things happening locally which people might be interested in. We also organise quiet days and mini-retreats from time to time.
Is it for you?
Some courses are specifically targeted (e.g. for those enquiring about the Christian faith), and some will have limited places—usually because they’re taking place in somebody’s home.
We always encourage people to book a place on a course, or find out more.
What happens?
Some courses are written and delivered by our own clergy and Education Group, while others follow a book or series of video clips.
Everyone brings their own varied stories and experiences, so the emphasis is less on telling you the answers, than on exploring the questions together.
What does it lead to?
How can I find out more?
The details of all our courses are in the weekly notice sheet or on the website, or send us an email.