I stopped going to church over 10 years ago and honestly never thought I'd go back. But visiting…read moreTransformation Church completely changed that! From the moment I walked in I felt genuinely welcomed. The music the message from Pastor Mike and the kindness of the members made me feel right at home and excited to return. I'd seen a lot of controversy about Transformation Church online but I decided to experience it for myself and I'm so glad I did. I'm honestly tired of old-school religious people who judge and act petty. This church is the complete opposite...you can come as you are and worship alongside others who are doing the same. It's refreshing, authentic, and exactly what I needed. Transformation Church has truly reignited my faith!

Transformation Church is by far one of the most amazing places of worship! I am grateful for Pastor…read moreMikes YES!!!! he'a relatable, approachable, and super humble! the entire environment at transformation is warm, welcoming and loving! if you have anything negative to say about this church or Pastor Todd then you really need to check your heart posture because this man of GOD is amazing! I have watched every Sunday live since the end of 2018! Came for this years conference and left with a full cup! I cannot wait to share my testimony'

I've been going to this church since 2014. I am thankful for the lighthouse that this church is for…read moremany people needing to find a place where God's presence is felt in such a real way. I'm thankful for a place I can feel safe taking my family to worship and be involved in. You will feel welcomed when you visit! A great place!

Spirit filled church and they focus on Jesus Christ not the world or things of this worldread more

I like the wordship, I connect with God and the teaching is very clear and reaches my heart…read more thank you to Pastor Witt and all the pastors who teach and preach the true word of God. I am praying for all pastors to continue teaching the true word of God. we need it.!!

Wonderful WORD & wonderful people. I trust leadership to teach the Word uncompromisingly AND to…read moreteach me how to live the REAL CHRISTIAN LIFE.

Best church I have ever attended The Pastor Paul has got to…read morebe the best in Preaching the word AS well as being there for you after sermon I attended Life.church for over 10 years and didn't think there could be better How wrong I was Paul and Ashley are the REAL deal and I can't say one negative thing about Victory!!! I would give 100 stars if I could

The service was amazing as usual. I love being able to come and be around other believersread more

The music is WAY TOO LOUD! WAY!!!! The bass vibrations…read morerattled my entire body. The sound mix technician should be replaced. I had to put my AirPod Pros in on noise cancellation mode just to cope with the dangerously loud decibels that overwhelming this place. There are zero people here over the age of 40. The person giving the message was clearly anti-Trump and said she was bothered by everything that's happened in the past two months, (since Trump took office). I am an elder in Christ's church and didn't feel comfortable at this place at all. I was only here because of a family gathering, but would never choose to go to City Church on my own accord. Did I mention how brutally LOUD the music is? It was absolutely deafening!!!! Seriously folks, turn the volume down. It is horrifically disgusting how loud it is. There are NO acoustic tiles anywhere. There's a black metal ceiling above the rafters and sound bounces around at unsafe levels that should not be sustained by anyone on planet earth.

This place has been my home for years. Amazing people, staff and pastor! I would recommend to…read moreanyone.

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.

firstly, w signage, literally, you can see from the street, the w sign. then, before you walk…read morethrough the door, there is a variety of christian music playing under and around the veranda. and tonight, going as i type, is an auction event supporting the church and its mission work. i'd expected to join a worship service as i walked to and into the front entrance, but was pleasantly surprised to find an auction that appeared to start little earlier than scheduled. among the auction items to which i'd been attracted was a silver tray with olive branches design that i think would be useful for either serving a meal to an individual or presenting silverware at a group meal. really the hot item category, though, as per use at any event it is present, would be the food, among which a lemon blueberry zucchini cake drew me to it more than any other. nonetheless, although i'd left before the presentation, in which i understand to be the event in which the church mission work either was, is, or will be discussed, with the best estimate i can offer while waiting for a ride and jamming to the veranda music being that it either is or will be. and lastly, to ensure i'm not leaving the impression that all i got from the first visit of mines to the church, i'll add that at least 3 individuals communicated to me the church worship service schedule, with that being 5:30 dinner, followed by worship service each wednesday, along with a young adult group scripture reflection, at 8 that day, for individuals in the 20s age group, followed by alternating gatherings between the closest b dub wings, with wings on the church, as well as snackage in the church vestibule, with the former coming during the nearest week. and the sunday service schedule, from what i understood, is 8:15, 9:15, and 11. i'll conclude by letting you know when i plan to return is for the young adult group gathering, but it truly sounded and looked to me like there is value at the church for every age group from kids, to whatever the step after young adult is, not sure i'm there yet lol

If you're looking for a perfect Church, you'll never find one. If you're looking for a Church…read morefilled with people who are growing just like you, then you found it. There are many ways to grow closer to God and become more like Him. Most of all, there are many ways to minister to others. It is a Church that goes beyond the walls and invests in people and community. It is a place to serve God not just be blessed by God. No one is perfect but we keep striving towards the mark. Sonja M.

momma and i arrived from cincinnati, after turning onto that street after getting off the denver…read moreexit from the ba, and we found parking in the lot across the street from the east facing entrance to the church. even before entering the door, i'd seen the catwalk rafters out front, similar to those i saw on a trip to new york city, with those around the church functioning for an ongoing renovation project on the building exterior. then, once inside, upon settling into a pew seat and seeing the bench and kneeler were about the same as i recollected from attending church there more regularly while going to school in the adjoining building and on sporadic visits since then, i'd mentioned to moms that graphic panels on each side altar of the church, along with the relocation of the fr. stanley rother bust, were new features of the church design i'd not seen since previously attending church at the cathedral, and then i'd recognized too that the stations of the cross around the church perimeter also had a fresh paint scheme. further, the mass service in and of itself was nostalgic in that many details, including the altar decor, server cassocks, and use of incense, reminded me of the primary time period, or glory days, so to speak, of going to and serving at mass at the church, and the priest celebrating mass represented to me a ideal balance between recognition from experience within the diocese of tulsa and someone with whom i've have limited enough interaction as to not allow previous encounters to detract from present engagement. all in all, it was a beautiful mass service, with synergistic deacon and nun participation and leadership, a consummate performance from the altar servers, and a display of poiseful celebrant presence.

This is a very nice Cathedral in Tulsa. It know as Holy Family Cathedral. This church at least…read moreworth the visit while you are at Tulsa. The priest welcome us and show us in the church. That was Sunday morning and we enjoy our time there. The church interior color is colorful with yellow orange and white. It makes the contrast very nicely presented. This church probably can seat four hundred people. It is located in the church district downtown. Compare to many churches in Sunday, they have the most believers.

The Boston Avenue United Methodist Church is many things at once. It is of course first and…read moreforemost a house of worship. It is a magnificent example of Art Deco architecture, perhaps one of the finest in the world. It is a striking landmark on the Tulsa skyline both day and night. And it is a tourist attraction which is what my review will highlight. The attached photo is from our room at the nearby Ambassador Hotel. While the hotel is pricey by Tulsa standards this view alone makes it all worthwhile. Tulsa has many examples of dramatic architecture for its houses of worship but the Boston Avenue United Methodist Church is one that stands alone ... literally ... from every angle. As a tourist attraction it is free and guests are welcome to wander the labyrinth of hallways and stairways. I purposely did not post photos so as not to take away from future visitors sense of exploration and discovery but I will advise not to miss the sanctuary whether you are religious or not. The stained glass and sweeping ceilings are not to be missed. There are many reviews that I've read that say visitors can visit the bell tower and that it is has a great view however the lady at the welcome center seemed to scoff at that. Perhaps because it was a weekday and she didn't want to have to leave her desk. However she was otherwise friendly and helpful as was a gentleman I met from the choir who took a sincere interest in learning about us and our exploits in Tulsa. I recommend spending an hour or two exploring this attraction and if definitely bringing your camera.

If you love art deco, this is definitely worth visiting, the staff were very nice and welcoming,…read morelet us wander thru their facility and enjoy the history of the place. Excellent example of the architecture and period. I would highly recommend stopping by and taking a step back in history to marvel at it all.

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.