WESTMINSTER’S 2026 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

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22–24 October 2026

NORTH GATE HALL, OXFORD

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“On Christ’s glory I would fix all my thoughts and desires, and the more I see of the glory of Christ, the more the painted beauties of this world will wither in my eyes and I will be more and more crucified to this world.”

JOHN OWEN

Join us for our 2026 Annual Conference, ‘The Glory of Christ’, as we gather to contemplate the Lord Jesus Christ—our good, gracious and glorious King.

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KEVIN DEYOUNG

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CHRISTOPHER ASH

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JONTY RHODES

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JON PAYNE

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DONALD JOHN MACLEAN

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SCHEDULE

Thursday 22nd October

11:00: Arrival & Registration

12:00: Kevin DeYoung
The Glory of Christ in His Incarnation

13:00: Lunch

14:00: Jonty Rhodes
The Glory of the Blessed, Cursed

15:00: Afternoon Refreshments

15:30: Christopher Ash
The Glory of Christ in the Psalms

Friday 23rd October

09:30: Donald John MacLean
The Glory of Christ’s Compassion

10:30: Morning Refreshments

11:00: Prayer — led by Westminster students

11:30: Jon Payne
The Electric Welshman: The Life and Ministry of Dr D.M. Lloyd-Jones

12:30: Lunch

13:30: Kevin DeYoung
The Glory of Christ in His Impeccability

14:30: Panel Q&A [1 of 2]

15:00: Afternoon Refreshments

15:30: Seminars

  • Jon Payne: The Glorious Gospel in the Adventurous Book of Joshua

  • Christopher Ash: Preaching Christ in the Psalms (preachers)

  • Carolyn Ash: Treasuring Christ in All of Life’s Seasons (Ladies)

16:30: Optional tour of the seminary

Saturday 24th October

9:30: Jonty Rhodes
The Glory of the Immortal, Killed

10:30: Morning Refreshments

11:00: Panel Q&A [2 of 2]

11:30: Donald John MacLean
The Glory of Christ’s Return

12:30: Lunch

14:00: Thanksgiving Service
Preacher: Kevin DeYoung

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WHERE TO STAY

PREMIUM OPTIONS

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The Randolph Hotel

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Old Bank Hotel

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MID-RANGE OPTIONS

The Royal Oxford Hotel, a yellow three-story building with numerous windows, has a sign for Sainsbury's Local above the entrance and located at Frideswide Square.

Royal Oxford Hotel

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A large, historic brick building with steeply pitched rooflines, tall chimneys, and Victorian architectural style, situated on a street with outdoor seating and a small grassy area.

Cotswold Lodge Hotel

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PRACTICAL OPTIONS

Hotels outside the city centre work out significantly cheaper than staying in central Oxford.

For exceptional value consider Homestay.

Travelling in from any of Oxford’s five Park and Ride sites costs just £2.50 return for a family of five (including parking).

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Holiday Inn Oxford

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Easy Hotel Oxford

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