Interested to explore Flourishing in the Third Age? Book into the first Refresh and Renew seminar organised by the Westminster Oxford Research Network on 11th November at woxresearch.co.uk/events

One simple message: all are welcome

Join the diverse voices of our church communities to stand together to share a message of welcome, hope, and peace.

#AllAreWelcome

Looking forward to welcoming visitors to Wesley Memorial Oxford for Oxford Open Doors and Ride and Stride on Saturday. Grab your chance to play the pipe organ between 10.30 and 12. What’s ‘stopping’ you? 🤣

Loving the new banner at Wesley Memorial. Why not visit on 13th September when the church will be open all day for #OxfordOpenDoors and #RideandStride

Found inside what was left of a pipe organ after a fatal electrical fault! 🤣

A gem from the April 1907 edition of the Oxford Wesleyan Circuit Magazine: On Good Friday morning the (Tackley) Sunday School children each received a bun. This has been the custom for many years past.

It was a great pleasure to welcome our Methodist friends from across the USA to Wesley Memorial Church Oxford. Always a highlight of our year.

In his course at @sarumcollege.bsky.social Jonathan Dean describes the Wesleys' founding of the "Holy Club" in Oxford as an "experiement in Christian living" @methodist.org.uk @wesleysoxford.bsky.social @publicissues.bsky.social

The Methodist Conference has elected Revd Mark Slaney
to serve as President and Caroline Stead to serve as Vice-President, starting their year of office when the Representative Session of the Methodist Conference opens in Telford in June 2026.

Looking forward to attending this lecture on Thursday evening.

It’s the much loved #Oxford institution Rainbow House’s 40th birthday! Deputy Mayor Tiago Corais visited the play cafe today and met happy customers and volunteers both past and present.

Headington Quarry Methodist graveyard looking very lovely in the sunshine.

Another welcome new contribution to the #Oxford #Methodist #archive. A Wesleyan Methodist Circuit preaching plan from 1840.

The first purpose built Methodist chapel in Oxford was opened in February 1818. Find out more at
shorturl.at/IOtO8

Probably #otd 1940 in the grip of a terrible ice storm that turned pavements into skating rinks our correspondent sent this interesting postcard of Wesley Memorial #Oxford to Polly Bayliss sending her apologies that she could not attend the women’s meeting at Rose Hill #Methodist Church.

Very excited by a recent donation of archives including this rare image of the pulpit at the former St Michael’s Street United Methodist Church #Oxford fully decorated for harvest!

Welcome to our new location!