Oak Grove United Methodist Church, Methodist church in Chesapeake, United States.
Oak Grove United Methodist Church sits at the intersection of North Battlefield and Great Bridge boulevards in Chesapeake. The building hosts weekly in-person services alongside online worship options for the local faith community.
The church's roots trace to the 1700s when Daniel Cutherell opened his home for prayer gatherings. The Cutherell Meeting House was constructed in 1808 and established the foundation for the congregation that exists today.
The congregation maintains strong ties with four Methodist sister churches throughout the Hampton Roads region. Members actively participate in community outreach and charitable work both locally and internationally.
The church offers services at multiple times with both in-person gatherings and online participation options available. Visitors should plan ahead as the location sits on a major traffic intersection.
The building played a significant role during the Civil War period as a military site for both sides. Virginia soldiers used it for drills initially, and it later became a Union occupation location.
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