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Service Times: Sat | 5:00 PM, Sun | 9:00, 10:30, & *11:30 AM (*at our Oneighty building). Church on the Move is a family of churches in Oklahoma that exists to introduce people to the real Jesus. We offer weekend services with live worship and a live speaker along with Kids on the Move children’s services and Oneighty youth services (serving ages 0-18 years old). We also have midweek small and midsize groups. We are a Spirit-filled, Gospel-centered church that actively pursues Jesus in everything we do, and we believe He’s given us a vision for a church that is deeply centered on Him and the Bible.
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What are people saying?
AI-generated from recent customer reviews
Community Atmosphere
Many customers feel a strong sense of community and belonging at the church, describing it as a welcoming and family-like environment.
Worship Experience
The worship services are highly praised for their quality music and engaging sermons, with many attendees feeling spiritually uplifted.
Childcare Concerns
There are significant concerns regarding the safety and protocols of the childcare services, with some parents expressing dissatisfaction over a recent incident involving a missing child.
Leadership and Teaching
The church's leadership, particularly Pastor Whit, is frequently commended for their biblical teaching and genuine care for the congregation.
Mixed Feedback on Communication
While many appreciate the church's outreach and community involvement, some customers have reported issues with communication and responsiveness from church staff.
- MWMike WhiteNov 5, 20251.0Idk how anyone joins this church. If you have any questions no one answers the phone ever and they never call back after leaving a message
- DGDarren GarciaNov 2, 20255.0Been going here for almost 5 years. I would not want to go anywhere else.
- AAAmy ArcherOct 28, 20255.0Praise God for his Souvenirity and Grace!
- KOKristen OusenOct 16, 20251.0whenever you're ready for the next time you can come over and grab me some of that. the spanish inquisition dares to disagree with a pedalboard lol yeah I think I have a lot of fun lol and I don't know what to do with it and I don't know what to do with it and I've never been there and M and the kids were so excited for my boys and the kids
- TDTammy DurkeeOct 1, 20255.0Very nice service, Baptist leaning I thought but probably lists as non-denominational, very Bible-based with scriptures noted (book and verse), and humorous life-lessons relayed by Pastor Whitt, always entertain while simultaneously teaching. I was happy to find that the first Sunday I visited, they were taking Communion (if you've never done this, they give you a little cup of grape juice with a cracker sealed to it, and you listen to the Pastor remind you that the tiny cracker represents Christ's body that suffered on the Cross while He died to pay the debt off caused by the sin of the World including you and me, you are instructed to eat the cracker, then more reminders about how Christ's blood washed us clean, we all drink the cup of grape juice, and then there is a song and we go home). I believe that the sermon is before Communion, but that has been a month or more ago, so the sermon might be after the Communion . . . But I do like the chance to take Communion, and not all churches do it. The only thing I don't like, and this is my complaint against 4 churches I've been to in the last 2 years (including when I was invited to attend with friends or I've visited Christmas specials on Saturday, not that I'm hopping from church to church), but they all hurt my ears, so I have to wear ear plugs. I don't understand why churches think they have to play the music loud enough to burst ear drums. It's like they're trying to compete with Heavy Metal Bands to see who can be the LOUDEST. One day when everyone is buying hearing aids, it will be too late to save the congregation's hearing. And I know the crurches know it's a problem, because they offer ear plugs at the doors (they have baskets full of little plastic bags you can rip open and put the hearing aids in before the music begins). My question is WHY?!? If it's such a problem that you offer ear plugs . . . Just turn the music DOWN!!!
Frequently Asked Questions About Church on the Move Tulsa
What are the weekend service times at Church on the Move Tulsa?
The service times are Saturday at 5:00 PM, and Sunday at 9:00 AM, 10:30 AM, and 11:30 AM (the 11:30 AM service is at the Oneighty building).
Where is Church on the Move Tulsa located?
It is located at 1003 N 129th E Ave, Tulsa, OK 74116, United States.
What type of services does Church on the Move Tulsa offer for children and youth?
They offer Kids on the Move children's services and Oneighty youth services for ages 0-18 years old during weekend services.
What are the weekday operating hours of Church on the Move Tulsa?
The church operates Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM.
How can I contact Church on the Move Tulsa for more information?
You can call them at +1 918-234-5656 or email info@churchonthemove.com.
What is the main mission or vision of Church on the Move Tulsa?
The church is Spirit-filled and Gospel-centered, actively pursuing Jesus with a vision to be deeply centered on Him and the Bible, aiming to introduce people to the real Jesus.
Are there any nearby religious organizations or churches around Church on the Move Tulsa?
Yes, nearby places include 'Love Your Neighbor', 'Willie George Ministries', and the 'COTM at Oneighty Sections', which is related to Church on the Move.
What nearby educational institutions are close to Church on the Move Tulsa?
Lincoln Christian School, which serves as a religious elementary and high school, is nearby.
Are there recreational places near Church on the Move Tulsa for families and children?
Yes, 'Kids on the Move' playground is nearby, which could be a fun spot for families before or after attending services.
What local amenities or services can visitors find near Church on the Move Tulsa?
Nearby amenities include the Flying J Travel Center gas station and convenience store, Denny's restaurant for meals, and mobile phone stores like Verizon and CellOnly.