I only been here once, (this past Tuesday) for a funeral. However, the church is beautiful inside…read moreand out!!! The people are so friendly and seating, oh my, TONS!!! Our neighbors always asked us to come to church here with them, but we go to a catholic church, but in honor of Kent, I think next Sunday I will attend Mass in his honor. Such a beautiful place, you can feel the love all around. :)

Great People. If you…read morehave grown up in Tulsa you are most likely familiar with Grace Fellowship Church or the Yandian family name. Bob Yandian was the pastor of this fine congregation for many years to succeeded by his son Rob Yandian. Both have had different directions for the church however one thing remains-keeping God's Word First. You will not get little groups of people here that click together, you get one group of like minded believers reaching out to the community with love. If someone were far from God or in need of a good church home I would recommend Grace Tulsa to them. There is no judgement here, but just love and caring people. I have been impressed and I am excited to see where they go in the future. Service times 8:30 and 11:30 on Sunday.

i'd been wanting to attend a service at the church of st. benedict, mostly because it is the parish…read morechurch where i was baptized into the catholic christian religious faith. and though i'd not seen the bathtub like baptismal font that i vaguely pictured from the baptism ceremony of little bro, it could have been at the church in a separate room. nevertheless, the church has built renovations in recent years, as pop pointed out to me, including a clock tower in front of the church and chapel. and although we did not closely observe either of those renovations, the main sanctuary of the church also had some distinct features, including a resonating organ above the band section in the corner of the church, which though enjoyable to me, generating such a resonant sound as to likely be disturbing to people with auditory sensory sensitivity. further, another aspect of the service i'd perceived as distinct among those i've attended is the pastor directing the clergy to a nearby restaurant for a fellowship gathering after mass, which occurs following the noon service on the last sunday of every month if i heard correctly. overall, the church appeared to me as having an active community atmosphere and many participating clergy members.

I'm a new at the church thing but not new to Jesus. I play pickleball and the church is kind enough…read moreto open the doors to members and non members, very gracious:) This is my 2nd trip and I've never been treated so rudely, not mean but worse..Cold! Jesus would be turning over tables..

i had an online experience at life.church that left me uneasy. while i don't personally know craig…read moregroeschel, the environment felt overly corporate and elitist. i sensed that some messages might be weaponized, rather than uplifting, especially towards minorities. it's crucial for everyone, especially black and hispanic individuals, to find a community that truly welcomes and supports you. i recommend seeking out a church that resonates with your values and provides a sense of belonging.

The senior pastor of Life Church overall - Craig Groeschel is very good, but the pastor at this…read morelocation could not care less. Never have seen him walk up to people to say hello, the junior pastors seem to keep this location going. Worst, some people in this church who are prejudiced. They are unkind to others who do not look like them, and those prejudiced people then recruit others into isolating those who don't look like them. The sadder part is these are older in age and bad mouth they stereotype while brining the younger people into their fold.

To be honest, I've only been to this church for the events they have. The events include: RHEMA…read moreChristmas Lights and RHEMA Fireworks Show. Both of these events are definitely worth attending, especially since it's such a gigantic church. Tons of volunteers pitch in, to provide assistance in decoration and making sure everyone is safe. During The Christmas Holiday, staff are selling hot cocoa, cookies and many other things in their courtyard, where Christmas lights line the trees and different yards. It's also handicap accessible for the sidewalk areas. There's also an area for driving to view the lights. On the Fourth of July, RHEMA is much busier, due to their breath-taking fireworks show. Some years it lasts twenty minutes, while other times almost an hour. Be early to get a seat! On a side note, my mom and dad have both said that this is a great church to attend. It has to be good if it's been around since 1974!

They had a Nazi holding the door years ago will never forget it. Haigen put a video of slaves the…read morescreen being read the Bible by slave masters.

Foundations church is welcoming with plenty of room to gather and meet people and talk before…read moreservice with three coffee stations and a real "people person" pastor who genuinely seems interested in meeting and talking to newcomers. Pastor Graves energy and passion to share Jesus in his messages is uplifting, encouraging and challenges us in our faith. I'm a new visitor and have enjoyed one service so much, I sat through the service a second time. There are plenty of people to pray for you after service should you need it. The only thing I'd change is- Last time I visited the volume of the music ruined the worship time (and I love worshiping!) There is a scientific reality in hearing ourselves declare good things. Trust me- no one could hear themselves singing. And I brought a blind lady with me who couldn't see the screen with the words. She couldn't make out the words in almost any song which made me realize- a lot of what we think we hear- as sighted people, is assisted by our filling in the gaps with our eyes. Please let's not yell to the Lord! Can we just have a great time singing again? It's affecting my decision to return and that makes me feel petty and sad. I really love this church!

Such a welcoming and loving environment to worship in. Immediately felt like home!! LOVE this…read morechurch.

This church is my HOME. I love that the mission is making every story matter & from the moment you…read morewalk in, you can feel that they truly believe that YOUR story matters.

The youth pastors captured our hearts before we attended for the first time. Our daughter attended…read moreyouth sporadically with a friend and Courtnay and Adrian loved her and made her feel safe and welcome. Of course that drew us to eventually attend as well. The staff are the most genuinely friendly people we've ever met and Pastor Ben's teaching is outstanding week after week.

This church is for everyone from a young child with the excellent children's ministry, to adults,…read moreto seniors. It is welcoming, has great worship, insightful preaching, and a place for everyone to get involved.

Went to Easter service with my brother, his wife, and some friends. I knew it would be busy because…read moreit was Easter, but the amount of people that this place holds is impressive. I was SO thankful to see the 'First Time Visitor' parking in the front; I thought that was a nice touch. I walked into the lobby area to wait for my brother (he was running late) and I noticed a nice water fountain past the sea of people leaving from the previous service. I thought it was just a decorative feature, but it turned out to be their baptismal pool. Since it's outside of the chapel they did a live feed during the service so everyone could witness the baptisms that took place. They have a larger chapel (for everyone), a smaller chapel (for teen service), a children's area, and a special area just for babies. I didn't know whether the baby area was just for the parents to get a little break or what (free babysitter), but once I walked into the chapel I realized that the volume of the music might be too much for little ears. So the baby area is a great idea - use it if you need to. Back to the music: they have a live band playing at the beginning of the service. The music is contemporary and upbeat; it was my favorite part of the experience. The singers were really into their worship and some were getting emotional during one of the songs. The lights are dimmed and it's like you're walking into a show rather than a church service. Found our seats near the front and my brother led me back out to the side aisle. He took me over to a side table that had communion on it. He said they didn't do it as a whole, but anyone who wanted to partake in communion could. Another nice touch, to help fellow Catholics like myself adjust to this new format. The chapel has large screens on each side so everyone can see. The minister did a good job with his sermon - it didn't seem as long as it was, which is a good sign. As I said before they held baptisms out in the lobby area and fed live video into the chapel. They had a little more music, then it was time to go. I'd like to note that this location has a coffee shop near the entrance, and a book store. They allow you to take your drinks and snacks into the chapel, so no need to show up extra early and scarf your food down before the service begins. The chairs in the chapel are wide and roomy - they really went the extra mile to make their patrons comfortable. It sounds like they have several committees and clubs that anyone can join, so they are trying to have a sense of community despite the size of the congregation. Overall it was a nice experience, but I don't think I'll be converting. It's a nice option to visit every once in awhile though.

This has been my home Church for 25+ years…read more It is an amazing church for raising a family in an environment that Loves Families and Loves God. The commitment to Children's relationship with Jesus through fun and bible based activities. Kids come out of First Kids with not only a Love of God but a knowledge of his teachings. They are the best over the top VBS in town year after year. Now the Youth department is truly committed to helping Tweens and Teens move from a child's relations with Jesus or non at all to deep commitment to follow him for the rest of their lives. The people in the youth department will remember your name when you come back from your first visit. This is not just a Church, It's a Home.