Church of the Servant

I had a wonderful experience at Church of the Servant. From the moment I walked in, I felt warmly welcomed by the congregation and staff. The atmosphere is uplifting, peaceful, and filled with a genuine sense of community. The worship service was inspiring, with powerful messages that were both meaningful and easy to connect with. The church does a great job of making everyone feel included, whether you’re a first-time visitor or a long-time member. The music was beautiful and set the perfect tone for worship, and the overall environment truly encouraged reflection and spiritual growth. What I love most about Church of the Servant is the sense of kindness and compassion that shines through in everything they do. It’s not just about the Sunday service—it’s about building faith, community, and support throughout the week as well. I highly recommend visiting Church of the Servant if you’re looking for a welcoming and inspiring place to grow in your faith.

We got married here in 1995 and it was a wonderful experience. Beautiful church.

We visited Church of the Servant because they put a strong emphasis on solid theology & Biblically-based preaching, above many other considerations. The church had a long-standing tradition blended together with progressive thinking on matters that are more about preference than truth. We were so pleased to find the church was everything we came to expect from their website when we visited. Each member of our 5-member family felt this was their new home church. We joined & absolutely love it!

One of the best or the best church in OKC, it is an exciting church where I don't want to miss a service or Sunday School class. You can wear Jean's or a suit. All the people are very friendly. The Preachers preach Great! You don't fall asleep! Great place for youth as well!

I love church of the servant the people that come here or so nice. People are authentic most of us are middle-class or upper-middle-class and of course there are few extremely poor people and extremely rich people. Lots of traditional families mother and father and 2.5 kids. Great Traditional Values. We have choices on which services we attend we're different music and sometime different messages. I attend to Sunday school class called anybody it starts at 11 a.m. it's a very diverse group of people I love the class.

Thank you for voting to NOT disaffiliate! Y/our church apportionments help fund anti malaria initiatives in Africa, saving lives, and gaining followers to Christ Jesus. I am sure if you don't want a gay Pastor or to perform gay weddings you don't have to. I am sorry to those of you who thought the Cross & Flames was the KKK; try a Southern Baptist Church; you'll fit right in; THOU SHALT NOT STEAL!!

The people here are really welcoming! But they are completely missing the gospel. I come from a background that is Christ centered and not Lego, or Mr. Roger's centered. We need to hear as humans we ALL fall short from the glory of God. We are sinful by nature. Theres NOTHING we can do. No amount of money that a church raises; no good deeds will get ANYONE to heaven. The pastor needs to keep his eyes on Jesus. Dissect the scriptures in its entirety staying humble and CHRIST centered.

I am so full of gratitude. I receive Meals on Wheels and am the luckiest guy in the world to have met Robert and Melinda. I’m atheist but think I’ll go to one of your services so I can meet the fine people who go there.

We've been going to Servant for almost 4 years. I Love that they offer 3 different types of services amongst 4 different service hours. Chapel 8am, Traditional 9:30am, Modern 9:30am & 11am. You are bound to find something that fits your family. Sunday school (small group) for adults are offered at 9:30 & 11. Kids (up to 5th) have program 9:30 & 11 (different programs if they happen to go to both) Youth meets Sunday's @ 9:30 and Wednesday's @ 6:30. This is the church you want to go to if you want to be involved and also if you want to sink into the shadows and just get filled up on a Sunday mornings. Don't forget to try your fave drink at the coffee shop and check Out their gift shop (all proceeds go to missions)

I attended the funeral service of the late Kent Potter here and -- even though Kent, a Roman Catholic -- wasn't a member here, the church provided a wonderful space for his memorial service. The large chapel itself was not only spacious, but provided comfortable seating, superb crowd flow, and ample air HVAC for the funeral's guests. I am not a religious man and seldom venture into churches save for weddings and funerals, but was duly impressed by the church's facilities. Kudos on a job well done.