I'm far from being a religious man, but have attended funerals and weddings and wakes and other…read morespecial events here for many years now. Me? I'm writing a review for the sake of the church's DESIGN. Devotees of Mid-Century Modern design really do need to drop in here if they're seeking well designed spaces in Oklahoma City -- spaces that fit their aesthetic. Great stained glass windows here, too.

The seating in this church could be better places so the altar would be in better view. It doesn't…read morehave as much seating as other places but it has the necessities. Went to service this morning at 11am one of he few in OKC that has it at that time and it went well. The inside is very clean and nice community.

Well mainainted building. Thank you for your hospitality. Great Christmas service. I have to say…read morea bit more...

I'm perpetually admiring all the beautiful cathedrals of the US, which are often very underrated,…read moresuch as this one. This is a really amazing cathedral in Oklahoma City, which is not a place you expect to find this kind of building. It's just north of Chinatown and one of the most astounding structures in the north part of the city - which is (for me) the city.

The place is absolutely gorgeous and the people are so friendly!read more

East Oklahoma City is so lucky to have this amazing cultural experience in our neck of the woods…read more The new year celebration today was moving and beautiful! It felt like being in a whole other world seeing all of the imagery and hearing the beautiful chants. We were welcomed and made to feel like a part of the group upon entering and never felt out of place during our visit. We cannot wait to go back and try the meditation!

Excellent place for meditation, friendly serine environment. Both the cooking classes and kids…read moremeditation are fun learning enjoyable to share with family and friends.

What a great church! In an atmosphere of acceptance, it's a safe place to "tell our stories and…read moreshow our scars," and encourage others who might be experiencing the same challenges in life. Our pastor's messages are relevant, and will give you much to think about throughout the week. You should check it out!! Beginning May 24, 2026, there will be 2 Sunday worship services: 9:15 am and 11:15 am.

So thankful that one day while driving on S Western Ave, praying/pleading, "God, it can't be that…read morehard to find the church where you want us to be", with my map app on churches near me and there it was! The Oaks Church! God is in this place and body of believers! Come and see...

From the moment I walked through the doors, not knowing anyone, I felt welcome. Everyone was kind…read moreand helpful. I really enjoyed the wonderful service and appreciated everyone who came up to us to introduce themselves. Pastor Matt Wheeler is incredible. I am so happy that I haven chosen Oak Hills to be the place of worship for my family. We've been here 6 years and I can't see us being anywhere else.

St. George Greek Orthodox Church in Oklahoma City truly feels like home to me. Although I was…read moreraised Methodist and have explored nearly every major Protestant denomination, nothing compares to the warmth and community I found here. The services are rich in tradition and spirituality, making each visit a profound experience. If you're looking for a welcoming place to connect with faith and a vibrant community, I wholeheartedly recommend St. George. It's where I finally found my spiritual home!

The Greek Orthodox Church does a large part of their service in Greek, so don't expect much…read moreEnglish. If you are looking for a Greek Orthodox Church then you will get exactly what you want here. They have the Greek Festival every year and it is a great event. I am surprised that there isn't a review about that at all. The festival includes food, music, and tours of the Church.

I went to school here from 1960-1967, and attended Mass, too. My parents were one of many families…read morewho helped to build the church! The church was built in the early 1960s by the parishoners themselves. Contrary to another review, it was not built in the 1950s. St Patrick's had a grade school which closed in 1969, unfortunately. I remember when we students & the nuns went over to the church to pray for Pres. Kennedy the day he was shot. I have many good memories, and of course, the sad day of the Kennedy Assasination. Both my parents had their funerals at St Patrick's, as well. The design was based on the style of the Hebrew tabernacle which held "THe Holy of Holies/Ark of the Covenant when they wandered in the desert!

I'm about as religious as a shoebox, but I love coming here on occasion just to see the incredibly…read morecool Mid-Century Modern architecture. Imagine a glass shell within a poured concrete sarcophagus -- just WONDERFUL design! The design for this church won some serious awards in the Fifties, and it's easy to see why even now.