Welcome to the website for the Church of St Andrew in Oddington, Oxfordshire. We have set up this site to share with visitors the history and architecture of this beautiful mediaeval church and its surrounds.
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Easter Pilgrimage 2024
Nigel is the Warden at the Church of St Andrew in Oddington. This year he joined the Easter pilgrimage – this is his account of his journey.
The Small Pilgrim Places Network
The The Small Pilgrim Places Network highlight our Church a part of their Lent postings:
See the posting here and read more about them here.
The Edwards Window
Within the tower of the Church of St Andrew, Oddington is a stained glass window, depicting the figure of St George. It is known as the Edwards window. It was commissioned in 1950 by Elliot and Evelyn Edwards in memory of their son Peter, who died during the Second World War. It has recently been repaired – the full story here….
Easter 2023
St. Andrew’s looked splendid on East Day. Flower arrangements had been done by Virginia Lawrence, Sue Gosling, Celia Warde-Aldham and Margaret Lambert. The Easter Garden had been prepared by Margaret Lambert. More pictures can be found here…
Gerald Garcia
On 24 January 2023 Gerald Garcia, the eminent classical guitarist and composer, came to St. Andrew’s with three friends to perform works by Vivaldi, Handel and Bach, plus Celtic music on flute and guitar. Three video clips from the evening can be found here…
Homage to Makereti Papakura
During 2021 and 2022 Evie O’Brien, a Maori attached to the Atlantic Institute – Rhodes Trust in Oxford, has been working with Oxford University on a project to honour Makereti’s contribution to the University and to the field of anthropology. This led to the organisation of a conference in the university in October 2022. Oddington was represented by Celia Warde-Aldham and Susan Gosling at the lectures held at the Pitt Rivers Museum.
Some of the conference attendees took the opportunity to visit Makereti’s grave and tribute at the Church.
St Andrew's Church 