Most of the congregation live outside the Parish.
Members are drawn from throughout the city and surrounding villages, as far as Grove, Heyford and north towards Banbury.
Due to the nature of academic life in Oxford, the congregation is very fluid and it is estimated that up to 30% change each year.

There is a range of ages and stages in life in the congregation, with a number of older people, young families, families with teenagers and single people, youth and students.
During University terms up to 400 students attend the Sunday services, and during the vacations many tourists and visitors join the congregation.

St Aldate's encourages members of the congregation to be involved in the various aspects of the church life and ministry areas and relies heavily on a large number of volunteers who help in the following areas: prayer, administration, catering, maintenance, counselling, stewarding and teaching.
Most of the congregation live outside the Parish. Members are drawn from throughout the city and surrounding villages, as far as Grove, Heyford and north towards Banbury. Due to the nature of academic life in Oxford, the congregation is very fluid and it is estimated that up to 30% change each year.
There is a range of ages and stages in life in the congregation, with a number of older people, young families, families with teenagers and single people, youth and students. During University terms up to 400 students attend the Sunday services, and during the vacations many tourists and visitors join the congregation.
St Aldate's encourages members of the congregation to be involved in the various aspects of the church life and ministry areas and relies heavily on a large number of volunteers who help in the following areas: prayer, administration, catering, maintenance, counselling, stewarding and teaching.
St Aldate's Church