UPDATE: The 2021 Oxford Study Tour is tentatively scheduled to proceed as normal. The trip is open to Southeastern Students — as well as alumni and friends. Learn more about the trip below.
With the Oxford Study Tour, you can learn about the rich history of scholars and experience a one-of-a-kind trip abroad! History will come alive as you see key places and locations in church history.
The Oxford Study Tour of 2019 
The site where Protestant minister George Wishart was martyred. 
At St. Andrews Cathedral 
Artillery Street Evangelical Church, the site of Charles Spurgeon’s conversion 
Southside Baptist Church 
From the Oxford Study Tour 
From the Oxford Study Tour 
From the Oxford Study Tour 
From the Oxford Study Tour 
The Radcliffe Camera of the Bodleian Library 
View from the top of University Church of Saint Mary the Virgin
Here’s just a taste of what previous attendees have experienced:
- Sing “Amazing Grace” in John Newton’s church.
- Sit in the church in which Charles Spurgeon was converted.
- See scenes from Pilgrim’s Progress carved into John Bunyan’s grave marker.
- Stroll the same streets C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkein would walk and discuss faith.
- Experience William Carey’s shoe shop.
- Witness the site of martyrdoms.
- Meet modern-day church planters and learn about evangelistic efforts in the area.
- Get to know your professors as you travel and learn together.
(or email cfc@sebts.edu)
Testimonials
“I went on the Oxford Study Tour this year expecting to learn a lot, see historic places and meet fellow seminarians. I didn’t know God would give me so much more.” (Read More.)
— Rebecca Hankins
“I gained a new appreciation for the generations who lived and suffered in ways I may never have to. This both humbled me and made me thankful again for God’s providence and for this faithful cloud of witnesses and their legacy.” (Read More.)
— Christa Bohannon
“I saw church history come alive, I had the opportunity to get to know my professors outside the classroom, and I was encouraged to consider the mission field of Europe.” (Read More.)
— Anna Daub
At a Glance
- Dates: July 5 – 21, 2021
- Cost: TBD (includes travel, accomodations, meals and tuition)
- Courses Offered: TBD
- Who Can Go? Students, alumni, and friends
- Registration Deadline: March 15, 2021
(or email cfc@sebts.edu)
