Churches in and around Oxford New York.
Oxford offers a wide variety of worship and welcomes visitors.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church- 34 East Main Street, Oxford, NY.
Rev. Ralph Osborne, Rector; 843-7011. E-mail: stpauls@citlink.net
Sunday: 10:00 am - Choir Rehearsal in the church, 10:30 am Chilren's Church in the Rectory, 11:00 am - Holy Eucharist. Morning Prayer - Monday-Friday mornings - Please call the rectory for time. Wednesday: 6 pm - Holy Eucharist. The 150 year-old stone church (with the warmth of God's forgiving love at it's heart) invites you to join us for our weekly Sunday service or to have quiet, contemplation & prayer time. All buildings are accessible for wheelchairs.
Apple Festival Information

Faith Bible Church- PO Box 128 45 Butler St, Route 220W, Oxford, NY.
Rev. Norman Holtz, Pastor ( E-mail: pastornch@myway.com); 843-9848 or 843-5068. 9:30 am -Sunday Bible School; 10:30 am -Morning Worship; 7 pm -Evening Fellowship. Wednesday: 7 pm - Prayer Meeting and Bible Study.
Faith Bible Church is a friendly family fellowship of Christians committed to teaching the whole counsel of God as found in his inspired word the Bible. Visitors are welcome at every service.
Website: www.FBCOxford.org

United Church Of Oxford-Fort Hill Park, Oxford, NY 13830.
Pastor: Rev. Allen C. Lang; 843-5195. Francis Wilcox, Organist/Director.
Sunday: 8:30 am and 9:30 am - Adult Classes; 10 am - Sunday School, Ft. Hill Bldg.; 11 am- Worship Service, Main Street Sanctuary.
We invite you to worship with our friendly members on Sundays at 11am, 10am June through August. Sunday School meets at 10am. There are three adult classes -the Needlers, a craft class meets at 10am; The Pastor's class meets at 9:30am; an Adult Bible Study class meets at 8:30am.

Oxford/McDonough United Methodist Church- 36 South Washington Ave, Oxford, NY. Rev. John Martin, Pastor. (E-mail: phlppns121@hotmail.com ) 843-9705.
Sunday services begin at 11:00am and last about 1 hour.
Nursery care and Sunday School (for children pre-K through 5th grade) are provided.
Knitting/Prayer Shawl group meets on Sunday evenings from 5pm-6pm
Bible Study/Book Study meets on Tuesday evenings from 6pm-7pm

The people of the Oxford UMC are a friendly and welcoming community seeking to grow in relationship with God and each other.
http://www.gbgm-umc.org/oxfordnyumc/
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church- 3 Scott Street, P.O. Box 352, Oxford, NY. Pastor: Father Thomas Ward. 843-7021 or 656-9546.
"Deep in History, Rich in Faith and Love", our Catholic Community invites you to join us at our regular weekend liturgies--
Saturday Vigil Mass 5:30pm;
Sunday Liturgy 10:45 am -
Weekday Masses are Tuesday through Thursday: 6 am and Friday 11 am at the NYS Veterans Home.
Confession is Tuesday through Thursday 5:15 or by appointment.
We welcome new parishioners; for more information call Parish Office 843-7021 or email us at stjoseph04@fontiernet.net. You can also visit us on the web at:
http://www.stjosephsoxfordny.com

Faith Bible Church team back from New Orleans relief efforts Feb. 11, 2006

The "Faith Works" team from Faith Bible Church, 45 Butler Street in Oxford, has returned from their 7 days work trip and they are ready to report on their efforts in New Orleans. The team left New York on Saturday February 4th and flew to New Orleans where for the next seven days they worked very hard in getting 5 different homes closer to re-occupancy by their owners. Part of the team worked in doing finish work such as dry walling, spackling door hanging. The other part of the team put in some long hard days "mucking" out homes which had not been touched since they were struck by Hurricane Katrina in September. In total the team worked on 5 different homes and had an amazing emotional experience relating to the people of New Orleans. The ladies of the group also hosted a LADIES TEA TIME for a group of women from Berean Bible Church who had lost almost everything in the storm. Team members from Faith Bible Church who traveled to New Orleans and are ready to tell everyone about their experiences were Pastor Norman Holtz, Edith Holtz, Jim Rotundo, Leon Barrows, Mike Bickos , Kyle Bickos, Ed Kasprzak, Rodney Aldrich, Janet Aldrich, and Neal Jorgensen. Elmer and Adelaide Aldrich joined the team in their motor home from Florida making a total of 12 team members.

On October 16th, 2004

St. Paul's Church celebrated their 20th annual Apple Festival on October 16th. The Episcopal Church Women's group worked especially hard to make this Festival the 'sweetest' one of all! They arranged a "Delicious" bake sale, crafts, raffles, door prizes, refreshments, gifts and fun! Door Prizes were handled by Grace O'Connor and the Raffle was handled by Valerie Hughes.

Raffle Winners

First prize: the "Field and Furrows" Log Cabin quilt stitched by Christine Race Holzinger was won by Jackie O'Neill.
Second prize - the Lawn Spreader was won by Chris Kinney.
Third Prize - the Basket of Wines and Cheeses was won by Brad Diamond.
Fourth prize - the Bucket of Maple Products was won by Dolores Wlordarcz.
Fifth Prize - the Handcrafted Angel picture was won by Helene Menard.