About Us
What We Do
We are an inclusive and outward looking church and hub, passionate about individual and community transformation. We meet all together every week on a Sunday, but we also meet in smaller groups and deliver community projects during the week.
What We Believe
The love of God is inclusive, incarnational and calls us to welcome everyone. This gives us a deep sense of hope that things can be transformed. We value questioning and discussion of every aspect of faith and how it applies to our lives. Find out more by clicking on 'About Us' in the top right of the screen.
Where We Are
Our offices, church and some of our community projects are based in Oasis Church Bath (formerly Hay Hill Baptist Church) on the Paragon in Bath, just around the corner from the cafes and restaurants of George Street at the northerly edge of the city centre. Have a look at the map below to find us.
For more information about us, read our story here
COMMUNITY PROJECTS
- Breathing Space
- Coffee with Cops
- Focus Counselling
- Addiction Support Groups
- Oasis Pantry
- Covid-19 Food Parcel Project
- School Shoe Shop
- Make Lunch
- Kinship Carers’ Support Group
Quartet Community Foundation's recent 'Vital Signs' report reveals a 25% increase in drug use in BANES, and the need to focus on early intervention and prevention. Groups such NA and AA help people who are recovering from addiction stay clean and sober, and provide them with the support they need to stop them from going back in active addiction.
To find out more about how to access a meeting and when the meetings run, please visit the relevant website below; Narcotics Anonymous Alcoholics Anonymous







A short time after the COVID-19 pandemic meant we couldn't run our holiday hunger project Make Lunch, we quickly adapted and set up our Food Parcel Project. Between April - August we delivered over 700 food parcels to Make Lunch families and others referred to us by community and statutory organisations. We worked in partnership with the Salvation Army in the who kindly offered us their city centre café for storing and refrigerating food that is supplied to us from Fareshare South West.


In the UK, 4 million children are living in shoe poverty.This means that they are often wearing shoes that don’t fit properly or aren’t suitable for their needs. Through our existing community work we had many conversations with parents who struggle to provide school shoes for their children, with new shoes costing around £50 a pair in Clarks, and only lasting a few months as children often grow quickly. Despite this need, around 2 million shoes are sent to landfill every single week in the UK, with each pair taking 100 years to biodegrade.
In response, Oasis Hub Bath piloted a school shoes redistribution project for the first time in 2019. Through partnering with local schools, churches and community groups as well as the local media, we put out a call for donations of good quality second hand or new school news to redistribute to families in need rather than ending up in landfill.
We collected over 70 pairs of shoes which were cleaned, polished and prepared for redistribution by a group of volunteers. We partnered with three local schools to distribute vouchers to families that would benefit from receiving a pair of school shoes, then set up a school shoes stall at the summer fairs of each school. We managed to give away 52 pairs of shoes, and any shoes we had left at the end were given to a clothing project, meaning every pair of donated shoes reached a family in need.

WHERE TO FIND US
All week we've been highlighting some of the content from our 2020 impact report, and today we want to say a massive thank you to all our volunteers and funders. The impact we have is only because of those who give their time, talents and money so if that's you THANK YOU!
3Thank you so much @coopuk and all those who donated items. They will be brilliant for our weekly food pantry.
@Oasis_Bath collecting food donations from the community #ItsWhatWeDo @Coop_Melo @coopuk
We run a monthly Kinship Carers Support Group in partnership with B&NES Council's Family Placement Team. While some of our sessions have had to be moved online due to Covid, we managed to meet consistently throughout 2020 and have a regular group of 6 – 10 attendees. (1/3)