Standing right before you is Oldfield Free Baptist Church, a piece of history carved meticulously into the fabric of Greenford. The journey of this church is one of resilience, adaptability, and most importantly, unwavering faith. It all began in 1936, with the first humble meeting held at Greenford House. 27 people gathered there for Sunday school, a remarkable start for a church that would soon blossom into a thriving community. Within months, the church found a new home, a temporary wooden hall that served them faithfully for nearly 40 years. This hall, though temporary, was a haven for the growing congregation, a symbol of their spirit and the strength of their faith. In 1961, a more permanent building, much like the one you see today, was opened, a testament to their commitment to building a lasting legacy of faith in Greenford. This church has been the heart of this community, a place of worship, fellowship, and a beacon of hope, navigating the complexities of the past and thriving through it all.
Southfields Methodist Church
Curiosity stirred within the heart of Southfields as a new chapter began. Southfields Methodist Church held its first public service