This morning we continue our series in Romans with Phil Vellacott bringing the message from Romans 9:14-29 with the title 'God is more gracious than we think'. The service is also available on the Oakhall Church YouTube channel.

At our evening Zoom meeting Dan Hubbard brings an introduction to our brand new series in Proverbs, which we will be studying up until Easter. The reading is from 1 Kings 3:1-12. The service is also available on the Oakhall Church YouTube channel.

This morning we resume our series in Romans with Phil Vellacott bringing the message from Romans 9:1-13 with the title 'God's word has not failed'. The service is also available on the Oakhall Church YouTube channel.

At our evening Zoom meeting Andy Mayo concludes our three part series of 'Jesus Stories'. This evening's talk is called 'Ambition' from Luke 12:13-34. The service is also available on the Oakhall Church YouTube channel.

As we start the new year Phil Vellacott brings the message from Lamentations 3 focusing on our verses for the year 3:21-24. The service is also available on the Oakhall Church YouTube channel.

At our evening Zoom meeting Andy Mayo continues with part two of 'Jesus Stories'. This evening's talk is called 'Broken' from Luke 10:25-37. The service is also available on YouTube

We start a short three part series with Andy Mayo, entitled 'Jesus Stories'. This morning's talk is called 'Patches' from Luke 5:27-39. The service is also available on YouTube

Today at our Christmas morning service Phil Vellacott brings the third talk in our Christmas series - 'For all the people...' from Luke 2:8-14. The talk starts at 15 minutes. Our service is also broadcast on YouTube from 181 Chaldon Road.

Today Dan Hubbard brings the conclusion to our Advent series of Devotions in John Chapter 1, 'The Word became flesh'. There will be an opportunity to reflect and respond as we prepare for Christmas, the celebration of the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ.

We continue our Advent series of Devotions, 'The Word became flesh' as we journey through John Chapter 1. Today, Peter Fosdike looks at John 1:50-51. There will be an opportunity to reflect and respond to what is said.