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  I live right by this church and everyday I hear it's bell go off. Someone tell these people their bell rings 3 mins late EVERYDAY. DRIVING ME CRAZY lol. Jesus jenny

  Added July 09, 2017 by Myles Blakely
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  We have found a wonderful and accepting community here. Our children have access to some of the best religious education available in a community that does not teach them shame, but rather acceptance and tolerance. As someone who sometimes feels like a tiny blue dot in an ocean of red, it's stunning and beautiful to find a community of liberal minded people who value service and community above all. If you value equality (gender, sexual orientation, racial & etc) and you are looking for a community in Oklahoma city, please visit... I think you will love it as much as I do!

  Added December 05, 2016 by Heather Hall
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  This church offers a community which embraces exploration of your personal beliefs.
  This IS NOT a congregation where irrational, hate-based beliefs will go unchallenged.

  Added November 03, 2016 by Scott Forbes
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  It's a very big family. We are all from very different backgrounds, but treat each other with respect and trust. (Most of the time, we are only human.) Our broad differences give us opportunities to learn, grow and maintain community at a deeper level then many other congregations. As an atheist, I feel respected and understood. And I'm not alone in my personal beliefs. I have been with this community for nearly thirty years and see us as a community that prefers teaching others to fish vs. providing fish.

  Added August 29, 2016 by Corie Haring
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  We did not feel welcome here at all we went and not one person spoke to us. We came from an over 200 year old UU church in Vermont. We will try one more time on Sunday.

  Added August 17, 2016 by Jan Siard