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  Friendly staff, family atmosphere, events, child programs, teens programs, great music - ear plugs at the door :), small groups called Life Groups, beverages, communion available every service. Pastor Craig Groeschel and home church pastor Tome Dawson are amazing.

  Added June 15, 2017 by Rita Gutierrez Loeding
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  Below are the service times and a very detailed review of the South Tulsa Campus (Bixby Life Church).
  
  Sunday
  8:30AM, 10:00 AM, 11:30 AM, 1:00 PM, 5:00 PM, 6:30 PM
  
  Saturday
  4:00 PM, 5:30 PM, 7:00 PM
  
  Wednesday
  6:30 PM
  
  Nice new facility with very friendly people (most of whom used to be at the 41st Street location). The pastor at this location (Tome Dawson) is very friendly and engaging. You will always find him in the lobby area talking and greeting people. In addition, there is always free tea and coffee in the lobby.
  
  Craig Groeschel is one of my favorite pastors that I listen to and I love going to their "At The Movie" series in July. They do a great job (better than any other church) of bringing people together through a very organized system for connecting people to Life Groups (Bible study groups in individual homes). I love the heart of this church because how they give all of their materials for FREE to any churches around the world (Free Chapel Church and Willow Creek Church please take note).
  
  My only wish is they would consider mixing up their worship music and have SOME music from Hillsong, Bethel, or Johnathan David Helser so it feels more like a worship service and less like a concert (where you are only a spectator). Also, I wish they would please consider pointing the stage lights ONLY on the worship team and not the crowd. These are the two most common complaints I've heard over the years. For example, try to worship with your eyes closed and have someone shine their phone light in your face and notice how distracting it is.
  
  This is a great Seeker Friendly Church (mostly new believers) and not because of Craig's teachings. However, if you are ready to grow in a DEEPER relationship and learn about the giftings of the Holy Spirit, try Victory Christian Center on 81st & Lewis. Pastor Paul Daugherty is just as gifted of a speaker as Craig (or even his father Billy Joe Daugherty). If you're unsure about the giftings of the Holy Spirit, Google a guy named Todd White or watch the documentary called "Father of Lights." In addition, Craig was an ordained minister in the Methodist Church and they believe in the giftings of the Holy Spirit too (they just don't talk about it).

  Added April 30, 2017 by Paul Iwanaga
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  Good place to go to fellowship and find direction.

  Added January 06, 2017 by Chris Bilby
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  Love the enthusiasm and the way I was greeted! I shall return

  Added October 15, 2016 by Stephanie Baldridge
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  The people are so genuinely welcoming and it is such a casual laid back atmosphere. The music is so AWESOME!!! Great Coffee and Sweet Tea love the snacks!!

  Added October 04, 2016 by Jennifer Newton