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HISTORIC NEW HOME

We are delighted to extend a special invitation to join us in Oxford for our 2026 Annual Conference, enjoy an exclusive tour of our historic new home, and learn more about partnering with us as we prepare pastors in the heart of England to proclaim Christ to the ends of the earth.

EXPLORE OXFORD’S RICH CHRISTIAN HERITAGE

Enjoy walking through the historic city of Oxford and learning more about the men—including the Oxford Martyrs, Wycliffe, Owen, Whitefield, Ryle and others—who helped translate the Scriptures, shape the English Reformation, and laboured for the renewal of the Church.

SCHEDULE

  • Enjoy faithful and heart-warming teaching by Kevin DeYoung, Christopher Ash, Jonty Rhodes and other experienced pastor-theologians on ‘The Glory of Christ’ at our 2026 Annual Conference, which takes place at the North Gate Hall in the centre of Oxford. You can find the full schedule here.

    On Sunday 25 October, we will gather at Oxford Presbyterian Church to worship together under Kevin DeYoung and Andy Young.

    • Visit Broad Street, the Martyr’s Memorial, and the University Church of St Mary the Virgin to discover how the Oxford Martyrs—Thomas Cranmer, Hugh Latimer and Nicholas Ridley— ‘loved not their lives unto death’.

      Led by Dr Herald Gandi

    • Consider The Reformation and its Legacy, with a visit to Mansfield College, whose chapel honours Luther, Calvin, Knox, and Zwingli, along with Puritans such as Bunyan, Baxter and Cromwell.

      Led by Dr Benedict Bird and Herald Gandi

    • Trace the life and influence of John Owen as a pastor, theologian, university leader and one of the great English Puritans at Queen’s College, Christ Church, Christ Church Cathedral and the great Bodleian Library.

      Led by Dr Benedict Bird

    • The day will conclude with a private dinner with friends, supporters, faculty and guests. You will hear more about our vision, mission and the vital role our partners play in our work to train men in the heart of Oxford to serve Christ’s Church.

    • A guided tour of The Kilns, the former home of C.S. Lewis, will offer a glimpse into the life of one of Oxford’s most well-known and admired Christian writers. This visit will also include the nearby C.S. Lewis Nature Reserve and Holy Trinity Church, Headington Quarry, where Lewis worshipped and is now buried.

    • Visit our new student accommodation in the centre of Oxford, and find out more about the renovation work required to deliver a world-class residential cohort experience for our students for years to come.

    • You will also have the opportunity to sit in on a student lecture with Dr Jon Payne in our new premises and experience Westminster’s learning experience first-hand.

HOW TO GET THERE

FLIGHTS

Most international guests will find London Heathrow the most convenient major airport for travelling to Oxford.

  1. Book your flights to London Heathrow—you may wish to use the Skyscanner tool to the right.

  2. Ensure you have necessary travel insurance, as well as visa documentation for the UK.

  3. Book your connecting coach from London Heathrow to Oxford here..

    Using Heathrow Terminal 4? Free underground and shuttle trains are available for transfers between Terminals 2/3 and Terminal 4.

    Using Heathrow Terminals 2 or 3? Central Bus Station is a short walk from Terminals 2 & 3. Lifts, escalators and moving walkways are available to help with the journey. 

    Using Heathrow Terminal 5? The coach leaves from stand 10 at the arrivals concourse to take you to Oxford. 

  4. Use the map to the right to see which stop to get off and on in Oxford. The stops closer to the centre of the city are on the left side of the map.

BY TRAIN OR CAR

You can find train services to Oxford here.

Parking is very limited in the city centre, but there are five Park & Ride options around Oxford, as displayed on the map to the right. Find out more here.

WHERE TO STAY

GRAND & ICONIC

The Randolph Hotel

A renowned five-star hotel in the centre of Oxford, The Randolph offers a classic and memorable stay opposite the Ashmolean Museum and within easy walking distance of the city’s colleges, churches, shops and restaurants.

REFINED & ELEGANT

Old Bank Hotel

A refined, centrally located Oxford hotel on the High Street, offering elegant rooms, superior dining and easy access to the city’s colleges, landmarks and our Annual Conference venue.

BOUTIQUE & CHARACTERFUL

Vanbrugh House Hotel

A characterful boutique hotel in the heart of Oxford, Vanbrugh House offers a central but quieter base for guests who want historic charm, comfort and easy access to the city centre.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

Included by
WESTMINSTER SEMINARY UK

  • Annual Conference Tickets

  • Conference Lunch & Refreshments

  • Oxford Study Tour, 26–27 October

  • Special Dinner on 26 October

Arranged by GUESTS

  • Flights

  • Airport Transfers

  • Hotel Accommodation

  • Personal Meals

  • Optional Sightseeing

STEP INTO THIS NEW CHAPTER WITH US

We would be delighted to welcome you to Oxford for a wonderful time of teaching, fellowship and exploring how you might partner with us in preparing pastors in the heart of England to proclaim Christ everywhere.