Welcome to WRBC. Bringing Jesus Christ to the people of Oxford and beyond.
We are a group of Christians who believe that Jesus has the answers to the biggest challenges we face as human beings.
Our services on Sundays are at 10.30am and at 1:30pm with a free lunch served between the services most weeks. If you would prefer not to join us in person at this point then the services will continue to be live streamed please do go to our live stream page
We know that the world we live in is challenging and confusing for many people. If you would like to get to speak with somebody in the church please do contact us.  We would love to hear from you.

Staff

Jenny Reid

Church Administrator

Sharon Grisbrooke

Waterways Link Worker

RSS Recent Sermons

  • Control 28th September 2025
    Part of the Following Christ In A Digital World sermon series. This sermon was preached by David Shaw and is 32 minutes long.
  • What is Better 28th September 2025
    Part of the Chasing After the Wind sermon series from Ecclesiastes 3:16-4:16. This sermon was preached by Ben Goldenberg and is 34 minutes long.
  • Communion And Prayer 21st September 2025
    From Luke 15:11. This sermon was preached by James Wilkinson and is 10 minutes long.
  • A Time For Everything 21st September 2025
    Part of the Chasing After the Wind sermon series from Ecclesiastes 3:1-15. This sermon was preached by Ben Goldenberg and is 35 minutes long.

Upcoming Events

Board Games Night

11th October 2025
6pm - 9pm

Will be opening our building for a Board Games evening on Saturday 11th October 6pm to 9pm. We will have a selection of games available to play. You are welcome to come with a group of friends or by yourself and join in a game. It is free to play a game and we will […]

When there are no words

19th October 2025
7pm

Michael J Tinker presents a reflective evening exploring grief and hope through song. By taking us on his own journey through grief in light of his father’s death in 2021, he invites us toreflect on our own journeys, giving space to do so. The songs also help us consider how we can care for others […]