Thursdays from 8pm at Widcombe Baptist Church

Being a long way from home can be a challenging experience but it's made easier when you become part of a fellowship group of people going through similar experiences. At International Bible study we seek to get to know God better through the Bible and also care for each other through sharing and prayer.

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We are hoping to begin International Bible Study again on Thursday 14th October. This will depend on whether we have enough interest in the group this year. If you would like to join, please sign up below and I will add you to our WhatsApp group.

I really benefit from the group from the first moment I join it! It’s a blessing that as an international student I can be taken care of and grew up in God’s words in this way.
— Hung-Ju from Taiwan

How to Join?

If you would like to come to the Bible study group and see what it’s like, please sign up using the form below:

Where do we meet?

We meet in the Coffee Bar at the back of Widcombe Baptist Church. The church is located at the bottom on Widcombe Hill, opposite the Coop. The entrance to the coffee bar is accessed from the canal path as pictured below. Please check that we are meeting before turning up by signing up using the form above.

 

Can I still Join the group if I am not a Christian?

Of course! Everyone is welcome and it's often one of the best ways of finding out what Christianity is all about, to meet with a group of Christians and study the Bible with them and see how they care for each other. There is an alternative Bible study group for people looking into what Christians believe. Find out more by clicking here.

Bible Study Material for International Students

You can download previous Bible study material from here. Please note that we may do some of these studies again at the Bible study. You may download the studies for free. If you work with international students and are looking for Bible study material please feel free to edit them for your own purposes.

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