The Church of the Oekolampad (Oekolampad, also known as the Oekolampad) is a Protestant-Reformed church in the city of Basel since 2011. It is named after the Basel reformer, Johannes Oekolampad. The building and the adjacent vicarage was designed by the architects Emil Bercher and Eugen Tamm. It was financed by donations from the community members, was inaugurated in 1931 and has been under monument protection service since then.

The church is home to the annual recurring bazaars of the Basel Amnesty International Sections and the Anglican Church Basel. The last service was celebrated in the church on December 18, 2011 and since then, it has been used as a meeting room.

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