Salem Lutheran Church of Oxford
26950 Furman Street NE
North Branch, Minnesota 55056
Church E-mail Address:
soxlchurch@yahoo.com
Pastor Rob Krajewski - (651) 261-7333
Pastor Rob Krajewski joined this parish as pastor in January, 2013. Since then, the congregation has grown substantially but, more importantly, its demographics has undergone a dramatic shift in 
which the average age has trended clearly downward… that is, we are getting younger!! Not only is the congregation growing and getting younger (average age), we are gaining children! The Sunday school is, on most Sundays, thriving! We have young mothers teaching the Sunday school! God has, quite apparently, chosen to bless this parish in both visible and invisible ways… for all of which we are deeply grateful.
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If you are looking for a church-home that has a small but vibrant congregation with which to bond into a church family, this place is for you! Please read on and learn more about us… worship specifics, associations, what we believe, who we are and more. This congregation is a welcoming congregation. If you decide to visit, you will be welcomed like a long-lost friend!
So, If you are looking for a parish that offers friendship combined with the Holy Gospel served on a platter of uncluttered simplicity, a warm little community that, like the old TV show "Cheers", everybody knows your name, welcome to your new church home!
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(Worship Aid)Current
- January 13, 2019
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Sunday Service Hours
- Worship - 9:30 A.M.
- Fellowship - 30 minutes before
and after worship- Sunday School - 9:30 - 10:00 A.M. (children join service @ 10)
- Other: Lenten studies,
Advent studies 7:00 P.M. Wednesdays (when in session)
A Little History...
Salem was built in 1893 by a handful of Swedish immigrants who needed a place of worship. The dirt-poor immigrants had been walking nearly six miles every Sunday morning to an established Lutheran Church. At times they took food for their meal, and walked 6 miles back home. The few immigrants somehow raised $500 and built the Chapel over a hundred years ago. Salem has grown a lot in the last years. We have gone through a building project which increased the size of the facility and gave us more space for youth gatherings and adult meetings. Our kitchen facilities have been modernized and we have a lovely narthex. Our altar features a beautiful stained glass window, reconditioned pulpit and communion rail.
We happily remain a smallish and friendly country church anxiously awaiting your arrival!
After several years' absence, Sunday school has returned to Salem! Over the past few years we have been blessed with a sizable growth in our weekly worship attendance. This growth is inclusive of several younger people who have children of Sunday school age. Interested? Send us an E-mail with your contact information and we will get things going!