Ministries

A team of Oasis members go on to the streets, St George’s Hospital and shopping centres to reach out to people every Saturday morning and various times during days on weekdays. More information can be obtained from the church office and you can read some testimonies here.

Special outreach programmes are organised in the summer months to reach out to the community in various ways.

“The Lord is bringing you into higher and richer places of harvest. I saw the richness of the harvest being prepared for you. And the lord says I am going to send it here, the brand new ones and the old new ones for you are going to find a season of new believers that are going to come for I saw a great release of evangelism that is going to come into this house.” -Prophetic word, March 2016

Connecting with our local community and relationship building.

Oasis Leadership School was launched in 2014 to meet its growing need for leaders and training at every level. Our mandate is to train, equip and release men, women and young adults who embrace the core values of this House: experiencing the Father’s love, intimate friendship with Jesus, healing of the heart, character transformation and impartation of the life of the Kingdom through the power of the Holy Spirit.

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Appointment is necessary to receive ministry.

For the expression of artistic/Prophetic giftings at Oasis.

A facility to allow people to donate  surplus items those who need them and for people to request items they need.

Open to the under 18s who have a heart to minister to the Lord in praise and worship and lead others along.

A ministry session lasts about two hours and your desire to meditate on the truths you receive with God In the following weeks is key to your freedom.

Contact Church Office for referral.

Nigel & June Hamilton

At the first Catch the Fire conference in Toronto, God called Nigel and June to go “To the Nations!” with the fire of his love and healing for wounded hearts. They have been doing this full-time since 2001, and God has opened doors for them in many countries, in South, Central and West Africa, across the Indian sub-continent, in Europe, in the USA and as far away as New Zealand.

They have a passion to see pastors and church leaders transformed by the power of God’s unconditional love, and their teaching is grounded in the core values of Partners in Harvest – the Father’s heart, intimacy and listening to God’s voice, restoration of the heart and prophetic empowering. They have been part of Oasis Church since 2003 and are Pastoral Care Leaders with Partners in Harvest.

They have three children (all married) and three granddaughters.

Giancarlo & Catherine Elia

Giancarlo practised law for 27 years in Italy and in London, specialising in international corporate and financial matters. He experienced a full conversion to Christ at the beginning of 1980. Catherine worked in different industries in Europe, North America and China and speaks four languages fluently. She came into Renewal in 1978, as a natural deepening of her Christian faith.

They married in 1980. For several years they were deeply involved in systematic evangelism and in a number of charitable activities. At the end of 1992, they resigned from all the works in which they were engaged and Giancarlo left the legal profession. Since then, they have been travelling extensively to North America, across Europe, East Africa, Far East and have been invited to preach, teach and minister at conferences and at charismatic churches, communities and fellowships across the
denominations.

Florence Joseph

Florence has been at Oasis since 2005. She learned modern languages at school ‘to serve God one day’, and then found herself becoming a missionary in Europe in the eighties and Africa in the nineties. In between she worked in mental health and studied theology at Spurgeon’s College.

Florence says her main focus these days is bringing the Bible to life, demonstrating God’s amazing power and love for people. She believes this will set them up for inistering in the footsteps of Jesus.

Beverley Shepherd

Bev is passionate about encouraging and equipping Christians in the workplace and in 2011 she established PrayerWorks on behalf of LICC. She is a trainer, writer and executive coach, specialising in the areas of leadership, team development and stress management.

A regular speaker at conferences and on the CWR Women’s weekends, Bev has written several books including ‘Insight into Stress’ and ‘Created as a Woman’. In 2010 God spoke to her clearly about joining Oasis Church which she loves being a part of.

Angela Seaton-Mills

After retiring from a teaching career and bringing up her two daughters as a single parent, Angela was invited to become a chaplain on the Lee Abbey International Christian Community in North Devon where she spent six memorable and informative years living, working and ministering to community and guests. Out of her own brokenness, she has developed a passion to see Christians, particularly leaders, find wholeness and healing for their lives and develop a deeper relationship with God.

Her very early training included healing prayer courses with Agnes Sandford and four years Clinical Theology with Dr Frank Lake. She has an advanced diploma from Matrix College of Counselling and Psychotherapy and an honours degree in Integrative Counselling from Middlesex University. She is part of the team of ‘Deep Release‘ and an accredited member of The
Association of Christian Counsellors and UKCP.

Norman and Margaret Moss

Norman Moss was Senior Pastor of Queen’s Road Church, Wimbledon for 31 years. With his wife Margaret he has had experience of Charismatic Renewal since the 1960’s. Under God they were both used to bring their congregation into renewal in the 1970’s. Since then the Church has grown steadily and has been widely know as a centre of Renewal.

In 1994 they were significantly used by God in a further outpouring of the Holy Spirit resulting in many hundreds being strengthened and blessed in their faith. Since that time a weekly Pastors and leaders meeting has been held where many have testified to great encouragement and blessing in their ministry. People have come from many places around the world to be refreshed.

Norman & Margaret now travel widely to be with leaders and churches around the UK and overseas.Their desire is to encourage Churches and groups – regardless of size – who are hungry for more of the Holy Spirit.

Over 60’s from the church actively meet together and hold periodic outreach afternoon tea gatherings for the local community.

Members of the church are planning to visit Residential Homes reaching out to them in music and other practical ways. Also to offer support and help to the older people of the church.

Other future plans include a weekly day centre for elderly people based at Oasis Church.

“But I saw a tremendous impartation of evangelism in people who are in the golden age of their lives. They are going to recieve, those 60,70,80, 90 and even a 100 if you have them, are going to enter into an amazing impartation of evangelism and the Lord is going to send them out into the streets. I saw them going out like ants into the streets and invading the streets and they carry the glory of God and they carry the passion of God. They carry an impartation and they are going to go and they are going to bring a harvest in, for the lord is going to mobilise that particular generation. And there is an army that is going to arise and even in this nation, God is calling that generation 60, 80 to a 100 to awaken again. And I saw blankets being removed from them and I saw them arising once again and becoming active for I heard the Lord saying he has sent a pair of brand new boots for them to wear and the lord is going to give you the ability to place boots on their feet, train and equip the generation and call to life. I saw trumpets awakening them for many of them have been put away and forgotten and many have said they are not the up and coming therefore we will move on to the up and coming generation of this hour. And there is a recalling them they are needed in the house and there is empowering coming for them. There is healing and healing anointing in that generation as well and they are going to see healing power moving in their lives and through them. And I heard the Lord saying there is going to be a lot of fruitfulness in the journey of that generation in this country and in this house as well…..I saw a place for them that God is going to enlarge for you. And there is going to be a whole ministry to be released in that area that is going to be very impactful in the Kingdom.” – Prophetic word, March 2016

In fulfilment of our vision ‘from the nations to the nations’

Teams from Oasis are sent to minister in any overseas country where God opens the door for us. Countries visited so far include Burundi, Poland, Nigeria, Denmark, Ghana, Ukraine, Uganda, Portugal, France, Guyana, Gambia …

Over 20 currently located in various homes in different parts of London with more planned to open in the future.

The aim is that every Oasis member belongs to a cell group as a first point of pastoral care.

Cell group leaders maintain communication to ensure each member is catered for, even those who cannot attend for one reason or another.

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Meets 3-4 times a year with a variety of events tailored to minister to all women, young and old.

Food box permanently available for donations.

Run once a year at Oasis and delivered by a variety of Oasis members.

Based on a number of courses (from Care for the Family, Bethel and Holy Trinity Brompton). Run on an occasional basis for married couples/parents.

Oasis Church provides a safe place for pastors and leaders to meet on a weekly basis on Tuesdays. Activities usually include worship, soaking, sharing, prayer ministry, encouragement and testimonies.

Oasis Church offers to all who live and work in our local neighbourhood an opportunity to meet on a weekly basis on Thursdays, 10am-12pm.

We serve up FREE Tea, Coffee and Cake with a warm welcome, and enjoy cultivating friendships. The café is a place of belonging, whilst listening to people’s life stories, we bring encouragement through conversations, and activities which are varied to suit all ages.

The café has arts and crafts, quizzes, table games, and fun themed mornings!

Would you like to volunteer and support the community? Book a taster morning in the Cafe via the church office.