Back to (Sunday) School: 'Did Jesus really walk on water?' (14/06/2026)

Back to (Sunday) School: 'Did Jesus really walk on water?' (14/06/2026)

Did Jesus really walk on water? Amanda Higgin helps us look at this baffling story of when Jesus broke physics, and one of his friends tried to join in. We’ll think about what miraculous stories can mean to us, and what we might learn today from this quick stroll across a lake.

The Theology of Ecology (17/05/2026)

Our guest speaker is Dr Chris Southgate, poet and Professor of Christian Theodicy at the University of Exeter. Chris will be exploring with us how Christian faith and theology might help or hinder us in responding to the environmental crisis, and how different theological approaches might help us to tackle this challenge to human wellbeing.

Sofa Sunday: Jonny Baker (31/05/2026)

Jonny Baker joins us on our sofa. Jonny is Mission Director at the Church Mission Society and is also an advocate for pioneers, a lover of all things creative, a photographer, and a writer. He’ll also be talking about his new book ‘Fringe Dweller’, which is a book with 40 stories about Jesus interacting with people on the fringes of society.

Back to (Sunday) School: 'Through the Roof' (10/05/2026)

At Oasis Church Bath we are going Back to (Sunday) School again, and our curriculum has moved on to stories from the New Testament part of the bible. Jo Dolby will be helping us to reflect on a familiar tale of friendship, determination, and the destruction of property, and what it might mean for us today.

Sofa Sunday: Kevin Durrant - (26/04/2026)

Kevin Durrant joins us on the sofa. Kevin experienced a "climate conversion" in 2010, and in 2015 spent 2 weeks alongside other Christians walking 200 miles from London to the climate change summit in Paris. He is now the minister at Keynsham Baptist Church, which has become a Silver award eco-church. Kevin has published two books which use stories from the bible to help Christians reflect on living through a climate crisis, and will be sharing some of his reflections.