Dr. Frank N.D. Buchman, a Lutheran pastor, is most often cited as leader of the Oxford movement. Buchman traveled extensively in the United States, England and the Orient, organizing local groups and urging people to follow definitive principles in order to experience a life-changing conversion. Buchman emphasized the need to surrender to God for forgiveness and guidance and to confess one's sins to God and others. Oxford Group followers learned also to make restitution for wrongs done and to witness about their changed lives in order to help change others. Human beings can be changed.
Confession is a prerequisite to change.
The changed soul has direct access to God. The age of miracles has returned. Those who have been changed are to change others. Listening to God's directions. Sharing, both confession and witness.