What think about the church I picked to attend…read more Guts! A all denoanotion new wave church. With a StarBucks, Not as big as Victory yet, but big enough for those how want to hear the gisble world, & share follows ship with like mined folks. I don't know anyone they don't care there real friendly. They have motorcycles riders & lovers. Also a great youth program & lots of activity for them. Special guest sometimes to speak. Well got to go and go in get set & were ship. May we all be blessed bye

Praise and Worship was fantastic with modern tunes. You can choose where you want to listen to the…read moreservice, either in the main sanctuary, a smaller side room with a large screen, in the comfy sitting area with oversized black leather furniture or at a community table. You can even pick up a coffee drink before or after the service and take it to your seat. They provide secure child care/ children's church with electronic check-in and check out. If the inside is too overstimulating with the acoustics, you can step outside on the side patio with picnic tables covered with or without umbrellas with a coffee cabana. No need to be concerned about parking if you are a first time visitor. There is parking at the front entrance which faces the broken Expressway.

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.

Masses are beautiful and fulfilling, sacramental preparation is on point, pastoral counseling is…read moresecond to none, and Growing in Grace is a wonderful addition to our family's faith life. I have tried other parishes, but this one always feels like home.

although the church is not the parish where i've attended mass most often lately, i'd decided to go…read moreto church at the location tonight because of a desire i've been having to practice the sacrament of reconciliation before the easter holiday coming next week. and fortunately, the sacrament was being offered by a priest when i'd arrived about 15 minutes before the service, at which time i was pointed to the line for the confessionals through a door at the back left of the main church area. then, even when i had not got to the front of the line before the start of mass, the priest still accepted me to the confessional for a reconciliation practice overlapping with the early parts of the church service. while i'll omit the details from my practice of the sacrament, i'm glad to have reconnected with the practice after a rather long break, and will add that the priest announced at the end of service that the sacrament of reconciliation is being offered at the church again on friday from 12pm to 3pm before a stations of the cross service. further, to give a brief reflection of the mass service, i'm thankful for the additional pomp and congregational participation at the palm sunday service, among which a the distribution of palms at the front vestibule and a gospel reading with congregational response sections included in commemoration of the condemnation and crucifixion of jesus. and such special aspects of the service were in addition standard practices i'd noticed from today and previous experiences of the church service at the location, such as a concluding song with lyrics about the "body of christ" that i think is a way of unifying the parish community through tradition.

I really like this church. I started going here when I was in about fourth of fifth grade, and am…read morestill a member as a Junior in college. This church has an overwhelming amount of youth, which is awesome for any church. But then, this church also has members of every age and various ethnic backgrounds too. People here are relatively friendly. Especially if you've been attending this church for a while, people will get to know you quickly. The building is pretty large, and events are a constant thing. Though, I can't say I've never had anything bad to say about this church, I am rather bias, as we have a great main pastor at the moment, who has been there since I arrived (and well before that). I can't say I've ever felt more at home in any other church than I have here.

Regency was my home church years ago and I am happy to report that they are still carrying out…read moretheir desire to expand the vision of God's love by creating a community of ministering believers, reaching out to neighbors, involving people in relevant worship, and educating, equipping and empowering people for service and holy living. This church truly demonstrates love, forgiveness, and acceptance and continues to be a place where healing, salvation, and sanctification are found through the Lordship of Jesus Chirst. This was taken straight from their website under their mission statement and I can testify to the fact that they actually carry it out. Pastor Geoff Gunter has served as the senior pastor of Regency Park for more than nine years. Jason Isaacs is the youth pastor and he has such a deep care and heart for young people. I feel at home every time I visit.

I haven't actually attended any services at Memorial Baptist Church. However, I go every Tuesday…read moresince they host Bible Study Fellowship there. To me, the fact that a church is willing to lend their facilities to a ministry so vital and important to many speaks volumes. Every week, they let us take over and have our lectures and bible studies here. It is such a blessing to all the women that attend (probably around 300!). The church itself is gorgeous too. The chapel has beautful stained glass windows and the pews are spacious. The children's are is also very spacious which is comfortable.

When I moved to Bixby, I was looking for a church that met my needs. After trying another church,…read moreI stumbled on Quest. From the moment I walked in, I was welcomed and offered coffee and a doughnut. The service is very relaxed and informal, with hymns and other songs leading off. Services are held Sundays at 10:30am. I also noticed that there was a women's group on one of the weekday evenings.

More than a church, it's my home away from home. Love my church family here at LDC. It was here…read morethat I was truly educated about who the Holy Spirit is

this lady named carol has no idea who's she's talking about pastor may not be perfect but if he's…read moregiving children the middle finger i woulda been out the church long ago. We love pastor he's awesome this church believe in demonstrating Jesus and does so. Carol have your eyes tested my dear.