Fellowship Bible Church - Tulsa Campus
Presbyterian · Traditional worship · Tulsa, OK
- Location
- Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133, 74137
- Denomination
- Presbyterian
- Worship style
- Traditional
- Size
- Small / Intimate
- Ministries & emphasis
- Traditional, Expository Preaching, Kids Ministry, Youth Ministry, Small Groups
- Google rating
- ★ 4.7 (54 reviews)
- Kids ministry
- Yes
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What visitors say
I enjoy worshipping at Fellowship. The people are friendly, the pastors do an excellent job of expository teaching, and I love that there are several ways in which we serve the community together. They helped me when I had nothing i love these people so much especially the women in the office have my heart ❤️ thank you so much!!!!!!words cannot speak it enough GOD is soooo Great! I love u Our family moved to Tulsa from Phoenix, AZ last year and I was looking for a church home for not long until I kept passing Fellowship Bible Church and I felt called to attend this church out of the hundreds that are around. It astounds me how many churches there are which I love! I thank the Lord for allowing me to find Fellowship, it’s such an amazing church and everything we’re looking for, just truth from the Word of God. My personal relationship with Christ has grown so much and I have FBC to also thank God that. Thank you for being a loving, caring place where I feel welcomed and loved as the Lord would as well. 🙏🏻❤️✝️💕💐⛪️ We visited this church in 1994 and it was visitor hostile. We tried again in 2015 and it was a completely different place. The people are warm and inviting. The messages are Biblical and relevant. The focus of the church has turned outward. They are more and more committed to engaging and serving the community in a way that honors and glorifies the Lord and honors and shares the gospel. I have been looking for a church home for sometime. I actively attend services somewhere else. I came to Fellowship Bible Church on a controlled whim. I asked my children if they would be open to it? They happily encouraged the thought with eagerness as well. Positive Note #1: I was greeted by Brad who was patient and polite and helped me with getting the children set up for Sunday School. Positive Note #2: Brad escorted me to the sanctuary so I was not in danger of getting lost. I listened to Pastor Eric deliver his message, of which I was sorry for not getting there earlier. It was a good message. Positive Note #3. I met Paul and Susan and Bill and Debbie who took me aside and we had a great introductory chat. Questions were answered, stories exchanged, and prayer finished it all up. Positive Note #4. When I picked up my children they were very excited to have gone and asked if we could come again. They also recalled the Bible lesson that morning and shared it with me including comprehensive details that one only gets from being engaged. Positive Note #5. Pastor Eric reached out to me to connect with open arms. I had a couple of questions which needed to be answered if I were to consider a return visit to Fellowship Bible Church. Pastor Eric addressed my issues with tact and consideration and void of a defensive mentality. I was struck in my heart that he understood my concern and handled it with grace, of which I truly appreciated. I was not going to FBC to feel good about going there. I went there looking for the truth and to see if the truth was being lived there. If the truth is being lived there then I will in turn attempt to pursue Christ there where I may come to know others and others may come to know my family and I. Thank you for a beautiful introduction.
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