Life.Church is very different is so many good ways. The people are awesome, the culture is great,…read moreCraig is a world class speaker, and they doing great things. If you are looking for church, I would highly recommend checking this place out. This campus is located in Edmond even though it is some times referenced as Life.Church OKC on the website and while you are there. This is the oldest Life.Church location and a great place to check out if you are just wanting to experience what Life.Church is all about. Be prepared, this place will probably be very different than almost all churches you've been to before.

I'll admit. I'm not the religious type. When my friends suggested I go to a service with them…read morethis past Sunday, I was highly skeptical. But then I figured I had nothing else better to do. Might as well see what all the fuss was about. When you first walk up to the building, there are people there to open the doors/greet you. Walk into the building and there's a counter with coffee and teas. Walk further and there's a table with donuts. (Let me just say, any place that serves free food already gets a thumbs up in my book.) Walk into the auditorium to live music with colored lights and big screens (Hello, Sunday morning concert). There are people also in the auditorium to help you find a seat. The service itself wasn't bad. The day I went, there was a guest speaker from a church in LA. His "sermon" (if you can even call it that. It sure didn't feel like the typical sermon) was well-spoken with relevant points for the religious and non-religious. All in all, I wouldn't be against going back.

Your church is a very personal matter, during my life I've been a Methodist, Pentecostal Holiness…read moreand attended various non denominational churches and for the past almost 3 years we've gone to Faith Church. Faith Church is non denominational and I find the lack of doctrine nice. Teaching is based upon the Word of God (Bible)and Jesus as a relationship. I find the message by Pastor Josh Cossey important in my life, he consistently gives you points that engage your heart and mind all week, makes you hunt for answers in the Bible and yeah, sometimes question yourself. The worship music is great IMHO, mostly recent songs but then a old classic gospel sneaks in. Don't sit in front of me, I'm a terrible singer. Faith Church has a nice age diversity but it's a young church, about 45% children under 18. They have a great children's program. I have to admit that I teach a 5th and 6th grade boys group but I'm not an employee. This is a new location for Faith Church, moving from NW Highway and Council Road. Give it a try.

Faith Church has been our church home for years now. It's the first place where we really felt like…read morewe had spiritual family. Come, serve, be a part! You won't regret it.

Council Road Baptist Church February 15, 2026…read more 2/5 I've visited Council Road Baptist Church several times over the years, hoping each time for a different experience -- but unfortunately the same issues remain. There is no clear welcome. No greeters at any of the main entrances, which is confusing and discouraging for newcomers. I've even walked past the pastor and his wife with my family without any acknowledgment . The only leader who has consistently shown warmth and hospitality is Abraham, the Teaching Pastor -- he genuinely cares, and it shows. This was the first Sunday combining two services, which had already been thoroughly explained the week prior. Playing the same long video again felt unnecessary and oddly redundant. The sermon leaned more toward a corporate-style DEI presentation than a clear biblical teaching. This was surprising given that the church's own mission statement -- and Scripture itself -- already emphasize loving all people. For the first time ever, there was a brief meet-and-greet, which made me wonder why this isn't standard practice. Churches grow through connection, and that's missing here. Worship is another weak point. The music relies heavily on unfamiliar original songs, making it difficult for visitors to participate. Worship should be accessible and inviting -- not something guests struggle to connect with. When the pastor said, "If that worship didn't set your heart on fire, your wood is wet," it felt dismissive. Sometimes the issue isn't the heart -- it's the music not creating space for people to truly worship. There are good people here and potential, but without intentional hospitality, clearer communication, and more focused teaching, this isn't a church I can easily recommend.

The Holy Spirit moves in this church. It is truly a blessed place. If you visit you will be…read morewelcomed with warmth. Case Kirtley is truly a highlight of this church. Come and say hi.

Very beautiful church, beautiful services, and as large as this church is the community is so…read morewelcoming. Inquiry classes are a must if wanting to learn more about Eastern Orthodox Christianity.

Beautiful church. This church has an amazing annual bake sale at the end October / beginning of…read moreNovember that offers a tasty Lebanese meal to eat there or take to go . Be sure to go on the first day if you hope to get grape leaves, cabbage rolls (they go fast ) they also off an assortment of sweet treats . If you haven't been this is a must go to , and if you know about it you are already waiting for the next years bake sale .

Been a member here for quite awhile and I love it. Bible is preached fine, Sunday School and Church…read moreare phenomenal and the people are great too!

My parents attend this church and are very happy there. Pastor Mike is very kind and a good…read moreteacher. The church has a great community and a beautiful mid-century building to boot!

We were invited to this church by a friend and have been coming for a couple months now. We love…read morehow welcoming everyone is and their commitment to the community. Check it out.

Fantastic neighborhood-focused church that loves God and the neighborhood they serve. Great…read morechildren's church for kids, sponsor of Camp Surrey for neighborhood fun in the summer. Food truck nights at the church with patios to sit and talk in a clean and safe environment. I love what this church is doing and their solid Christ -focused theology! Check them out!

Biblical, Historically Rooted, High Liturgy, Reformed Church; with a wonderful community of…read morebelievers. My now wife and I began attending this church after we got engaged, neither of us had attended a Presbyterian church before and we both fell in love with the high liturgy of the Lord's Day Service (in which infants, children, and adults all participate) and the wonderful Christian community. The people here are fantastic, loving, and wise. Always ready to talk about life, God, and virtually any other topic as well. They have helped us immensely and many ways; including after our first child was born. This is by far the most supportive church community of which we have ever been a part. Pastor Mark is an excellent preacher, clear, concise, and bold in his proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. All the Elders and Deacons are very well versed in theology and Church History and have been wonderful in helping us understand the Bible and apply it to our lives practically. We love this Church! Ad Majoram Dei Glorium.