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SCBA & Baptists Together Events
CYF Catch Ups
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Young Adults Worship Night
Sunday 18th October, 7.00pm
Central Baptist Church, Southampton
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CMD Live: AI, Ministry & Christian Leadership
Tuesday 27th October 2-26, 10am-2pm
New Road Baptist Church, Oxford
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The Oxford Handbook of Baptist Studies Book Launch / Conference
Thursday 22nd October 2026, 1.45pm - 6.15pm
A hybrid (in-person & online) book launch / conference will take place at Regent’s Park College and via Zoom from 1:45pm to 6:15pm on 22 October 2026.
Speakers are: Paul Fiddes, Ian Randall, Elizabeth Flowers, Karen Smith, and Steve Harmon.
Admission is free and includes a drinks reception for those attending in person (places are limited). More details (including the programme and booking) are on the event page here |
Other Training
Exploring a Christian Response to PTSD and Military Trauma
Monday 12th October 2026, 9.30am-5.30pm
Didcot Baptist Church
A Training Day for those wishing to understand and respond well to PTSD, Moral Injury and Military Trauma, led by the Community for Post-Traumatic Growth (CPTG).
How can Christians respond well to military trauma?
CPTG is a group of Christians from the military and veteran community seeking a Christ-centred spiritual response to trauma. Through prayer, pastoral care, and practical experience, we support those affected by Post-Traumatic Stress Injuries (PTSI) and Moral Injury (MI) as well as other related effects. Those affected can include the person directly impacted as well as those caring and supporting, including their family and friends. CPTG looks to support all with a holistic approach.
This day is for anyone interested in understanding military trauma and offering a compassionate, Christian response to those who may be struggling with symptoms of PTSD, moral injury, anxiety, depression, and related effects.
Drawing on their experience of running three successful healing weekends for those living with trauma and their partners, CPTG will help participants explore:
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Definitions and understanding of military trauma
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Impact of trauma and moral injury on a person and those around them
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How Christian faith, practice and community can bring healing, hope, and freedom
This retreat will be especially valuable for church leaders, pastoral workers, chaplains, prayer ministry teams, veterans, family members, and anyone with a heart to support those bearing the effects of trauma.
To book, please click here |
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