West Oxford United Church is a small country church located on a quiet side road surrounded by a pioneer cemetery. The cemetery is filled with history and is often visited by people doing research on the area. The church was founded in 1804, although records show some community services as early as 1802. The present building was erected in 1854. In 1967, the church was presented with an historical plaque for being "Oxford County's oldest Protestant congregation giving continuous service since its founding by the Rev. Nathan Bangs, a Methodist pioneer saddle-bag preacher".