Alumni
GALA
FUNDRAISER
Saturday 3rd May
Have you booked your ticket yet? Why not meet your year group in the beautiful city of Oxford before a night of entertainment, food, an auction of art, and fun!
Starts 7pm | Auction 8pm | Tickets £10 | Dress smart
Call 01865 297450 to reserve tickets for you and your friends
A sample of the art work on auction:
For Where Your Heart Lies by Abi Kennedy
Worship by Lisa Price
Since the early 1980's when KBC began, hundreds of students have spent time at King's - perhaps you are one of them!
In many ways KBCTC is the beginning of something which lasts a lifetime and so we want to continue our journey of learning together with everyone who comes to study with us and help them to remain a part of the College Community. We want to actively support one another in the things God has called us to and for students to be actively involved in developments at Kings.
We are currently updating our Alumni contact information and reviewing how to best serve you!
It would be very helpful for us if you could contact us and tell us the answer to these questions:
1. What is your current postal address, phone number and E-mail?
2. How would you like us to contact you in the future (email / post / phone)?
3. What church are you currently involved with?
4. Would you be interested in receiving information about a) Study breaks, b) alumni events, c) alumni newsletters?
5. Would you like to find out more about how you can support us or sponsor our current and future students?
Please do keep in touch and let us know your news, we'd love to be able to post it here! Please also send us any suggestions for how we can continue to serve you.
Where are they now?
Two questions we often get asked are: "What does Bible College equip people for?" and "What do students do afterwards?" Here's what some of our previous students are doing:
Steve McWilliam
Steve came to KBCTC seeking to know God more and to understand why he had chosen to study Medicine at Oxford. The year posed many questions and challenges and enabled him to start thinking seriously about Medicine from a Christian perspective. He is now continuing to study Medicine and is part of a church plant in London seeking to find a new model of church that supports young professionals and graduates as they impact society.
Marc Gallagher
Since passing through Oxford, 'Marc the Nomad's' new homes have included mud brick houses, straw huts and tool sheds! Based in the heart of West Africa, Marc is now part of a team reaching out into the bush amongst previously unreached nomads and is spending time in villages, meeting people in local markets and learning to embrace the challenges of a new language and culture.
Fiona Murphy
During last year's France Mission, Fiona felt God challenge her about the need for further training. She is now doing a missions course with World Horizons which has included 3 months in Wales followed by 3 weeks in Spain and North Africa before returning to Wales serving teams at the World Horizons base with a view to working in Asia in the future. As part of this, in July she will be heading out on an expedition to China, Mongolia and Vietnam.
Ray Baxter
Having returned to Exmouth, Devon, our College hairdresser is now married to Kit, working part-time in a salon and part-time for a local drug rehabilitation project which is funded by local churches.