An evangelical Church of England parish church serving Oxford’s eastern edge, St Clement’s represents a living tradition of reformed Protestant worship in the city’s dense ecclesiastical landscape.
At a glance
St Clement’s Church stands just east of Oxford’s central district, functioning as a parish church within the Church of England. It operates within the evangelical tradition, emphasizing Scripture and conversion experience in its spiritual practice and community mission.
History
The source material does not detail the church’s founding date, architectural history, or major periods of development. Local records and Oxford’s parish registers would provide fuller chronological context.
What you see
The source does not describe the building’s architectural style, materials, or notable design features. A site visit or architectural survey would reveal details of its construction and any distinguishing elements.
Cultural significance
As an evangelical parish church in Oxford, St Clement’s contributes to the city’s rich tapestry of Christian worship and theology. Oxford’s churches have long shaped English religious thought; St Clement’s participates in that enduring conversation through its pastoral and educational role.
Key facts
- Location: Oxford, United Kingdom
- Coordinates: 51.7532, -1.2379
- Denomination: Church of England (evangelical)
- Type: Parish church
Practical information & getting there
St Clement’s Church is situated on the eastern side of Oxford’s city center. For current opening hours, service times, and visiting information, contact the parish directly or consult the Church of England’s parish finder tool online.
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