St Ebbe’s is a large and friendly evangelical church. They meet in two locations, one in the centre of Oxford on the corner of St Ebbe's street and one in Headington on Lime Walk. "We welcome those who want to investigate Christianity and those who want to know how to keep on following Jesus."

Many students go to the 11.45am service in the centre or the 7.30pm in Headington. Students are encouraged to come along to Focus or iFocus which involve a meal, a talk and time to study the Bible together.

A vibrant Anglican church in the centre of Oxford. St Aldates church is easy to find, on St Aldates Street opposite Christ Church College. "In everything we do, we place a high emphasis on making friends, Bible reading, worship and prayer."

Students are a big part of St Aldates Church life, and there are many things to be involved in. Particularly, Student Night on Thursdays at 7pm and weekly cell groups.

Oxford Community Church is a part of the Salt and Light movement. The church can be found at The King's Centre in Osney Mead, around 20 mins walk from town and near the train station.

Students are very important at Oxford Community Church. "We are seeing a new generation of students supported, trained and sent out to see God’s kingdom come. We’re all about community – a special type of community. We like to think of it in the following way: A missional, authentic, innovative, prophetic community."

Emmanuel is a part of the NewFrontiers church movement. It meets in Magdalen College School in Cowley Place, which is around 15 minutes walk from town. "We meet each Sunday to worship God, receive teaching from the Bible and experience God’s presence. Our meeting is informal and welcoming and always offers opportunities for friendship and prayer."

Oxygen is Emmanuel's student and 20s programme, which meets every other Sunday evening to enjoy worship, prayer, preaching, socialising and games.

St Andrew's is a member of the Evangelical Alliance. It meets in North Oxford, on Linton Road off Banbury Road. St Andrew's church aims to be "Growing Christians, Resourcing Mission".

Their philosophy is to treat students as anyone else in the congregation so that they feel part of the family. There is an undergrad fellowship group which meets with other 20-30s on Thursday nights at Discuss.