Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Vickey Banks at 789.3175 for more information.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Middle School and High School students will meet at the Cube for Connection Groups.

Connection Groups for ages birth - 5th grade located in the Children’s Building.

Our worship service is located in the Worship Center. It is a joy-filled experience with hymns of the faith as the main staple of this worship. You will find familiar and new songs incorporated with organ, piano and the CRBC orchestra as the accompaniment. Whether you help lead or come as a ready participant, we think the praise of Jesus will be felt each time you come.

Special Guest Speaker -Lawrence Oseje, Ph.D.

He is the assistant professor for the Regent University School of Divinity in Virginia. He holds a Ph.D. in Interreligious Studies from Africa International University. In addition to being adjunct faculty at Regent, he is currently the Executive Director of Destiny Impact Mission International and a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Theology and Biblical Studies at Kabarak University.

He is a Langham Scholar, chairman of Africa Scholarship Exchange, ASE-Kenya, and an Academy Fellow for International Council for Evangelical Education, ICETE. He has served at Africa International University, AIU, Pac University, and as a lecturer in Uganda Christian University in Islamic Studies. Dr. Oseje is an expert on Christianity on the African continent and is passionate about proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ with all people and especially with Muslims. He is married to Dorcas and they have three children. Welcome to Council Road, Dr. Oseje!

This Sunday's Scripture:  Matthew 16 and Acts 8
The Persecution of the Church

The Pharisees and Sadducees came to Jesus and tested him by asking him to show them a sign from heaven.

2 He replied, “When evening comes, you say, ‘It will be fair weather, for the sky is red,’ 3 and in the morning, ‘Today it will be stormy, for the sky is red and overcast.’ You know how to interpret the appearance of the sky, but you cannot interpret the signs of the times. 4 A wicked and adulterous generation looks for a sign, but none will be given it except the sign of Jonah.” Jesus then left them and went away.

5 When they went across the lake, the disciples forgot to take bread. 6 “Be careful,” Jesus said to them. “Be on your guard against the yeast of the Pharisees and Sadducees.”

7 They discussed this among themselves and said, “It is because we didn’t bring any bread.”

8 Aware of their discussion, Jesus asked, “You of little faith, why are you talking among yourselves about having no bread? 9 Do you still not understand? Don’t you remember the five loaves for the five thousand, and how many basketfuls you gathered? 10 Or the seven loaves for the four thousand, and how many basketfuls you gathered? 11 How is it you don’t understand that I was not talking to you about bread? But be on your guard against the yeast of the Pharisees and Sadducees.” 12 Then they understood that he was not telling them to guard against the yeast used in bread, but against the teaching of the Pharisees and Sadducees.

13 When Jesus came to the region of Caesarea Philippi, he asked his disciples, “Who do people say the Son of Man is?”

14 They replied, “Some say John the Baptist; others say Elijah; and still others, Jeremiah or one of the prophets.”

15 “But what about you?” he asked. “Who do you say I am?”

16 Simon Peter answered, “You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.”

17 Jesus replied, “Blessed are you, Simon son of Jonah, for this was not revealed to you by flesh and blood, but by my Father in heaven. 18 And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it. 19 I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven.” 20 Then he ordered his disciples not to tell anyone that he was the Messiah.

21 From that time on Jesus began to explain to his disciples that he must go to Jerusalem and suffer many things at the hands of the elders, the chief priests and the teachers of the law, and that he must be killed and on the third day be raised to life.

22 Peter took him aside and began to rebuke him. “Never, Lord!” he said. “This shall never happen to you!”

23 Jesus turned and said to Peter, “Get behind me, Satan! You are a stumbling block to me; you do not have in mind the concerns of God, but merely human concerns.”

24 Then Jesus said to his disciples, “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me. 25 For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me will find it. 26 What good will it be for someone to gain the whole world, yet forfeit their soul? Or what can anyone give in exchange for their soul? 27 For the Son of Man is going to come in his Father’s glory with his angels, and then he will reward each person according to what they have done.

28 “Truly I tell you, some who are standing here will not taste death before they see the Son of Man coming in his kingdom.”

Acts 8:1-3
And Saul approved of their killing him.

On that day a great persecution broke out against the church in Jerusalem, and all except the apostles were scattered throughout Judea and Samaria. 2 Godly men buried Stephen and mourned deeply for him. 3 But Saul began to destroy the church. Going from house to house, he dragged off both men and women and put them in prison.

Sunday's Worship

In Christ Alone/Solid Rock
'Tis So Sweet
Holy Forever

Adult Connection classes will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. If you would like to get connected to a class or want more information, conctact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Special Guest Speaker is Lawrence Oseje, Ph.D.

He is the assistant professor for the Regent University School of Divinity in Virginia. He holds a Ph.D. in Interreligious Studies from Africa International University. In addition to being adjunct faculty at Regent, he is currently the Executive Director of Destiny Impact Mission International and a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Theology and Biblical Studies at Kabarak University.

He is a Langham Scholar, chairman of Africa Scholarship Exchange, ASE-Kenya, and an Academy Fellow for International Council for Evangelical Education, ICETE. He has served at Africa International University, AIU, Pac University, and as a lecturer in Uganda Christian University in Islamic Studies. Dr. Oseje is an expert on Christianity on the African continent and is passionate about proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ with all people and especially with Muslims. He is married to Dorcas and they have three children. Welcome to Council Road, Dr. Oseje!

This Sunday's Scripture:  Matthew 16 and Acts 8
The Persecution of the Church

The Pharisees and Sadducees came to Jesus and tested him by asking him to show them a sign from heaven.

2 He replied, “When evening comes, you say, ‘It will be fair weather, for the sky is red,’ 3 and in the morning, ‘Today it will be stormy, for the sky is red and overcast.’ You know how to interpret the appearance of the sky, but you cannot interpret the signs of the times. 4 A wicked and adulterous generation looks for a sign, but none will be given it except the sign of Jonah.” Jesus then left them and went away.

5 When they went across the lake, the disciples forgot to take bread. 6 “Be careful,” Jesus said to them. “Be on your guard against the yeast of the Pharisees and Sadducees.”

7 They discussed this among themselves and said, “It is because we didn’t bring any bread.”

8 Aware of their discussion, Jesus asked, “You of little faith, why are you talking among yourselves about having no bread? 9 Do you still not understand? Don’t you remember the five loaves for the five thousand, and how many basketfuls you gathered? 10 Or the seven loaves for the four thousand, and how many basketfuls you gathered? 11 How is it you don’t understand that I was not talking to you about bread? But be on your guard against the yeast of the Pharisees and Sadducees.” 12 Then they understood that he was not telling them to guard against the yeast used in bread, but against the teaching of the Pharisees and Sadducees.

13 When Jesus came to the region of Caesarea Philippi, he asked his disciples, “Who do people say the Son of Man is?”

14 They replied, “Some say John the Baptist; others say Elijah; and still others, Jeremiah or one of the prophets.”

15 “But what about you?” he asked. “Who do you say I am?”

16 Simon Peter answered, “You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.”

17 Jesus replied, “Blessed are you, Simon son of Jonah, for this was not revealed to you by flesh and blood, but by my Father in heaven. 18 And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it. 19 I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven.” 20 Then he ordered his disciples not to tell anyone that he was the Messiah.

21 From that time on Jesus began to explain to his disciples that he must go to Jerusalem and suffer many things at the hands of the elders, the chief priests and the teachers of the law, and that he must be killed and on the third day be raised to life.

22 Peter took him aside and began to rebuke him. “Never, Lord!” he said. “This shall never happen to you!”

23 Jesus turned and said to Peter, “Get behind me, Satan! You are a stumbling block to me; you do not have in mind the concerns of God, but merely human concerns.”

24 Then Jesus said to his disciples, “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me. 25 For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me will find it. 26 What good will it be for someone to gain the whole world, yet forfeit their soul? Or what can anyone give in exchange for their soul? 27 For the Son of Man is going to come in his Father’s glory with his angels, and then he will reward each person according to what they have done.

28 “Truly I tell you, some who are standing here will not taste death before they see the Son of Man coming in his kingdom.”

Acts 8:1-3
And Saul approved of their killing him.

On that day a great persecution broke out against the church in Jerusalem, and all except the apostles were scattered throughout Judea and Samaria. 2 Godly men buried Stephen and mourned deeply for him. 3 But Saul began to destroy the church. Going from house to house, he dragged off both men and women and put them in prison.

Sunday's Worship

In Christ Alone/Solid Rock
'Tis So Sweet
Holy Forever

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

The club meets in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at 789-3175.

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Our Celebrate Recovery ministry is beginning Kingdom Son Worship Nights every Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Chapel. It is for the men in the Kingdom Son transitional discipleship ministry house that Council Road members are helping to fill with supplies. It will be a place for the men to come and experience Christ's love for them. People who support this ministry as well as other men who have experienced prison and are now living a Christ-centered life will be in attendance. After the 6 p.m. fellowship, we will have praise and worship followed by teaching or testimonies from a volunteer pastor or fellow ex-offender who is now dedicated to Christ-centered living. We will end the evening with praise, success stories and prayer requests. Fellowship will follow until 8 p.m. This is essential for men who have just gotten out of prison and are trying to live and learn Christ-centered living. Contact Ricky Z if you have questions.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

There is a meal that is served in Maroney Hall on Wednesdays from 5p - 6p. The cost is $5 for an adult and $3 for children. The menu changes each week.

Adult’s Meal: Mississippi pot roast, carrots, potatoes, salad and a dinner roll

Child’s Meal: Hamburger and French fries

Dessert: Strawberry short cake or cookies

The Foster/Adoption Support Group meets on Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. in C201. The group is for foster parents, adoptive parents, Safe Families volunteers, mentors or anyone who works with children who don't live with their biological parents. We have a teaching time and good discussion with a group of people who understand the challenges you may be experiencing. Contact Carisa Wilsie at wilsie@councilroad.org.

Join us for Council Road Institute every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel

This summer in Midweek we will be diving into a four-week study of the Nicene Creed and how these time-tested truths and confessions of the faith can strengthen our faith today. This creed has defined the essentials of the Christian faith for 1,700 years, so come and join us on Wednesday nights in the Chapel!

Preschoolers and kids in the first through fifth grades meet each Wednesday from 6:15-7:30 in the Children’s Building. There are classes for the various age groups where the kids will participate in games, hands-on learning, and Bible-learning activities that target the spiritual and developmental learning level of each group.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

They meet Thursday evenings in the Cube Auditorium. There is a monthly fee for the classes. For more information contact Luke McConnell at 405.789.3175.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies.

5:45 p.m. free dinner in Maroney Hall
6:30 p.m. large group and worship time in Chapel
7:30 p.m. students meet in Room 200 for the Landing
9 p.m. dessert time in Maroney Hall

If you are interested in helping to lead this ministry, please contact Ricky Zeznanski at mailto:rickyz@councilroad.org. 

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

The outreach team will meet downtown to minister to OKC homeless. For more information contact Lindy at aaron@councilroad.org.

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Vickey Banks at 789.3175 for more information.

Middle School and High School students will meet at the Cube for Connection Groups.

Connection Groups for ages birth - 5th grade located in the Children’s Building.

Our worship service is located in the Worship Center. It is a joy-filled experience with hymns of the faith as the main staple of this worship. You will find familiar and new songs incorporated with organ, piano and the CRBC orchestra as the accompaniment. Whether you help lead or come as a ready participant, we think the praise of Jesus will be felt each time you come.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Adult Connection classes will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. If you would like to get connected to a class or want more information, conctact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Better Together a women’s widow group will meet in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at tina@councilroad.org.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

The club meets in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at 789-3175.

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Our Celebrate Recovery ministry is beginning Kingdom Son Worship Nights every Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Chapel. It is for the men in the Kingdom Son transitional discipleship ministry house that Council Road members are helping to fill with supplies. It will be a place for the men to come and experience Christ's love for them. People who support this ministry as well as other men who have experienced prison and are now living a Christ-centered life will be in attendance. After the 6 p.m. fellowship, we will have praise and worship followed by teaching or testimonies from a volunteer pastor or fellow ex-offender who is now dedicated to Christ-centered living. We will end the evening with praise, success stories and prayer requests. Fellowship will follow until 8 p.m. This is essential for men who have just gotten out of prison and are trying to live and learn Christ-centered living. Contact Ricky Z if you have questions.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Wednesdays.

There is a meal that is served in Maroney Hall on Wednesdays from 5p - 6p. The cost is $5 for an adult and $3 for children. The menu changes each week.

Adult’s Meal: Ranch chicken, Wild rice, mixed vegetables, salad and a dinner roll

Child’s Meal: Chicken nuggets and corn

Dessert: Fresh apple cake or cookies

Join us for Council Road Institute every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel.

This summer in Midweek we will be diving into a four-week study of the Nicene Creed and how these time-tested truths and confessions of the faith can strengthen our faith today. This creed has defined the essentials of the Christian faith for 1,700 years, so come in the Chapel!

The Foster/Adoption Support Group meets on Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. in C201. The group is for foster parents, adoptive parents, Safe Families volunteers, mentors or anyone who works with children who don't live with their biological parents. We have a teaching time and good discussion with a group of people who understand the challenges you may be experiencing. Contact Carisa Wilsie at wilsie@councilroad.org.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

They meet Thursday evenings in the Cube Auditorium. There is a monthly fee for the classes. For more information contact Luke McConnell at 405.789.3175.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Vickey Banks at 789.3175 for more information.

Our worship service is located in the Worship Center. It is a joy-filled experience with hymns of the faith as the main staple of this worship. You will find familiar and new songs incorporated with organ, piano and the CRBC orchestra as the accompaniment. Whether you help lead or come as a ready participant, we think the praise of Jesus will be felt each time you come.

Today have one of the ministries we support visiting. Hope Is Alive (HIA) is a ministry CRBC has been supporting for years. Their mission statement is, "Helping Addicts & Their Families Find Freedom!" Hope is Alive is dedicated to transforming lives impacted by addiction through a holistic approach that includes sober living homes in six states, an innovative Healing Center for personalized recovery support, and compassionate support groups for families through Finding Hope.

We will be hearing a testimony from one of the residents during both services and then following the second service we will have a meet and greet time at the CUBE with some light snacks. This will be a chance for you and/or your group to come and meet some of the HIA residents and see how you may be able to connect with them by volunteering or get information for a loved one. We have all been impacted by addiction at some level. Come and see how God is using HIA to impact lives.

We hope to see you at the CUBE after the second service.

Connection Groups for ages birth - 5th grade located in the Children’s Building.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

We will have one of the ministries we support visiting. Hope Is Alive (HIA) is a ministry CRBC has been supporting for years. Their mission statement is, "Helping Addicts & Their Families Find Freedom!" Hope is Alive is dedicated to transforming lives impacted by addiction through a holistic approach that includes sober living homes in six states, an innovative Healing Center for personalized recovery support, and compassionate support groups for families through Finding Hope.

We will be hearing a testimony from one of the residents during both services and then following the second service we will have a meet and greet time at the CUBE with some light snacks. This will be a chance for you and/or your group to come and meet some of the HIA residents and see how you may be able to connect with them by volunteering or get information for a loved one. We have all been impacted by addiction at some level. Come and see how God is using HIA to impact lives.

We hope to see you at the CUBE after the second service.

Adult Connection classes will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. If you would like to get connected to a class or want more information, conctact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

We will have one of the ministries we support visiting. Hope Is Alive (HIA) is a ministry CRBC has been supporting for years. Their mission statement is, "Helping Addicts & Their Families Find Freedom!" Hope is Alive is dedicated to transforming lives impacted by addiction through a holistic approach that includes sober living homes in six states, an innovative Healing Center for personalized recovery support, and compassionate support groups for families through Finding Hope.

We will be hearing a testimony from one of the residents during both services and then following the second service we will have a meet and greet time at the CUBE with some light snacks. This will be a chance for you and/or your group to come and meet some of the HIA residents and see how you may be able to connect with them by volunteering or get information for a loved one. We have all been impacted by addiction at some level. Come and see how God is using HIA to impact lives.

We hope to see you at the CUBE after the second service.

CRBC will host Hope is Alive Sunday at the Cube. For more information contact Clint Chamberlain at chamberlain@councilroad.org.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

The club meets in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at 789-3175.

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

There is a meal that is served in Maroney Hall on Wednesdays from 5p - 6p. The cost is $5 for an adult and $3 for children. The menu changes each week.                     

Adult’s and Child’s Meal: Pizza, salad and cookies

Join us for Council Road Institute every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel. This summer in Midweek we will be diving into a four-week study of the Nicene Creed and how these time-tested truths and confessions of the faith can strengthen our faith today. This creed has defined the essentials of the Christian faith for 1,700 years, so come and join us on Wednesday in the Chapel!

The Foster/Adoption Support Group meets on Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. in C201. The group is for foster parents, adoptive parents, Safe Families volunteers, mentors or anyone who works with children who don't live with their biological parents. We have a teaching time and good discussion with a group of people who understand the challenges you may be experiencing. Contact Carisa Wilsie at wilsie@councilroad.org.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Ladies, it’s time for our annual fall event where we “launch” into the school year with a fun evening together, including dinner and an overview of what will be happening for CRBC women of all ages over the next 12 months! This year we will focus on what it means to be “Sisters & Saints!” Mark your calendars for Thursday, August 7, from 7-9 pm. The event will be in the Cube, and dinner will be served. Cost is $15 and registration is available on our website: councilroadwomen.org/calendar. Contact Heather McAnear at heather@councilroad.org if you have questions. 

A 12-hour English as a Second Language (ESL) workshop provides the preparation needed to teach English to internationals while also sharing the gospel of Christ! Friday, August 8 from 5:30-9 p.m. and Saturday, August 9 from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. CUBE at Council Road Baptist Church. Contact Stacy Neuschaefer at Stacy@councilroad.org.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

Deacon monthly meeting will be held in Maroney Hall. For more information contact Norman at behymer@councilroad.org.

The English Teaching Workshop will be held in the Media Room at the Cube. A catered lunch will be provided. For more information contact Stacy at Stacy@councilroad.org.

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Vickey Banks at 789.3175 for more information.

Connection Groups for ages birth - 5th grade located in the Children’s Building.

Our worship service is located in the Worship Center. It is a joy-filled experience with hymns of the faith as the main staple of this worship. You will find familiar and new songs incorporated with organ, piano and the CRBC orchestra as the accompaniment. Whether you help lead or come as a ready participant, we think the praise of Jesus will be felt each time you come.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Adult Connection classes will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. If you would like to get connected to a class or want more information, conctact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Better Together a women’s widow group will meet in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at tina@councilroad.org.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

The club meets in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at 789-3175.

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

There is a meal that is served in Maroney Hall on Wednesdays from 5p - 6p. The cost is $5 for an adult and $3 for children. The menu changes each week.                     

Adult’s Meal:   Mexican casserole, butter corn and salad

Child’s Meal:   Tacos and corn

Dessert:  Strawberry Tres Leche cake or cookies

The Foster/Adoption Support Group meets on Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. in C201. The group is for foster parents, adoptive parents, Safe Families volunteers, mentors or anyone who works with children who don't live with their biological parents. We have a teaching time and good discussion with a group of people who understand the challenges you may be experiencing. Contact Carisa Wilsie at wilsie@councilroad.org.

Preschoolers and kids in the first through fifth grades meet each Wednesday from 6:15-7:30 in the Children’s Building. There are classes for the various age groups where the kids will participate in games, hands-on learning, and Bible-learning activities that target the spiritual and developmental learning level of each group.

Join us for Council Road Institute every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel

Preschoolers and kids in the first through fifth grades meet each Wednesday from 6:15-7:30 in the Children’s Building. There are classes for the various age groups where the kids will participate in games, hands-on learning, and Bible-learning activities that target the spiritual and developmental learning level of each group.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

They meet Thursday evenings in the Cube Auditorium. There is a monthly fee for the classes. For more information contact Luke McConnell at 405.789.3175.

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

Ricky Z. will host a leadership meeting in the Conference Room with his CR Leaders.

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Vickey Banks at 789.3175 for more information.

Connection Groups for ages birth - 5th grade located in the Children’s Building.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Our worship service is located in the Worship Center. It is a joy-filled experience with hymns of the faith as the main staple of this worship. You will find familiar and new songs incorporated with organ, piano and the CRBC orchestra as the accompaniment. Whether you help lead or come as a ready participant, we think the praise of Jesus will be felt each time you come.

Adult Connection classes will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. If you would like to get connected to a class or want more information, conctact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

The Start Here class is for newcomers to find out more about Council Road and how to become a member. It’s a two-week class beginning today at 10:30 am in Room 204. For more information, contact Clint Chamberlain or Jason Arnold at 405.789.3175.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Perspectives Class

Perspectives is a 15 week course that enables people to understand God’s glorious purpose and the unique role He has designed for each Christ follower in making His name known. The class will be at Bridgeway Church from Aug 18-Dec 1; 6-9 p.m. Cost: $275-$500 depending on option. Childcare Provided For more information and to register, visit the website; CRBC Contact-Glenda Fournier (405) 306-6783

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

There is a meal that is served in Maroney Hall on Wednesdays from 5p - 6p. The cost is $5 for an adult and $3 for children. The menu changes each week.                     

Adult’s Meal: Beef stroganoff, steamed broccoli, salad and a dinner roll

Child’s Meal:  Hamburger and chips

Dessert:  Chocolate sheet cake and cookies

Single moms, we would love to have you and your children join us on Wednesday evenings! A FREE meal is available beginning at 5 to pick up in Maroney Hall and then take to Room 100 to enjoy with other moms and children. Youth and Children programming will then be available from 6:15 - 7:30 when moms will meet for their own time of encouragement and Bible study...All FREE! No registration necessary, just come join us! With any questions, please contact Billie Meador at billiemeadors@gmail.com.

There will be an instructor meeting held in Room 203. For more information contact Stacy@councilroad.org.

The Foster/Adoption Support Group meets on Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. in C201. The group is for foster parents, adoptive parents, Safe Families volunteers, mentors or anyone who works with children who don't live with their biological parents. We have a teaching time and good discussion with a group of people who understand the challenges you may be experiencing. Contact Carisa Wilsie at wilsie@councilroad.org.

Join us for Council Road Institute every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel

Preschoolers and kids in the first through fifth grades meet each Wednesday from 6:15-7:30 in the Children’s Building. There are classes for the various age groups where the kids will participate in games, hands-on learning, and Bible-learning activities that target the spiritual and developmental learning level of each group.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Vickey Banks at 789.3175 for more information.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Our worship service is located in the Worship Center. It is a joy-filled experience with hymns of the faith as the main staple of this worship. You will find familiar and new songs incorporated with organ, piano and the CRBC orchestra as the accompaniment. Whether you help lead or come as a ready participant, we think the praise of Jesus will be felt each time you come.

Connection Groups for ages birth - 5th grade located in the Children’s Building.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Adult Connection classes will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. If you would like to get connected to a class or want more information, conctact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

The Start Here class is for newcomers to find out more about Council Road and how to become a member. It’s a two-week class beginning today at 10:30 am in Room 204. For more information, contact Clint Chamberlain or Jason Arnold at 405.789.3175.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Whiz Kids training will be held in the Cube Auditorium at noon. For more information contact Luke at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Better Together a women’s widow group will meet in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at tina@councilroad.org.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

There is a meal that is served in Maroney Hall on Wednesdays from 5p - 6p. The cost is $5 for an adult and $3 for children. The menu changes each week.                     

Adult’s Meal:   Pork chops, roasted red potatoes,

                        dinner roll and a salad.

Child’s Meal:   Chicken nuggets and green beans

Dessert:   Peach cobbler or cookies       

Single moms, we would love to have you and your children join us on Wednesday evenings! A FREE meal is available beginning at 5 to pick up in Maroney Hall and then take to Room 100 to enjoy with other moms and children. Youth and Children programming will then be available from 6:15 - 7:30 when moms will meet for their own time of encouragement and Bible study...All FREE! No registration necessary, just come join us! With any questions, please contact Billie Meador at billiemeadors@gmail.com.

The Foster/Adoption Support Group meets on Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. in C201. The group is for foster parents, adoptive parents, Safe Families volunteers, mentors or anyone who works with children who don't live with their biological parents. We have a teaching time and good discussion with a group of people who understand the challenges you may be experiencing. Contact Carisa Wilsie at wilsie@councilroad.org.

Join us for Council Road Institute every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel

Classes will be held in the Room 203, 204 in the Educational Building. For more information contact Stacy@councilroad.org.

Preschoolers and kids in the first through fifth grades meet each Wednesday from 6:15-7:30 in the Children’s Building. There are classes for the various age groups where the kids will participate in games, hands-on learning, and Bible-learning activities that target the spiritual and developmental learning level of each group.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Karis Fostering and Adoptive Support Group will host a family fun night at the Cube. For more information contact Carisa Wilsie at 789.3175.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Vickey Banks at 789.3175 for more information.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Connection Groups for ages birth - 5th grade located in the Children’s Building.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Adult Connection classes will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. If you would like to get connected to a class or want more information, conctact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

The club meets in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at 789-3175.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

There is a meal that is served in Maroney Hall on Wednesdays from 5p - 6p. The cost is $5 for an adult and $3 for children. The menu changes each week.                     

Single moms, we would love to have you and your children join us on Wednesday evenings! A FREE meal is available beginning at 5 to pick up in Maroney Hall and then take to Room 100 to enjoy with other moms and children. Youth and Children programming will then be available from 6:15 - 7:30 when moms will meet for their own time of encouragement and Bible study...All FREE! No registration necessary, just come join us! With any questions, please contact Billie Meador at billiemeadors@gmail.com.

Join us for Council Road Institute every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel.

Preschoolers and kids in the first through fifth grades meet each Wednesday from 6:15-7:30 in the Children’s Building. There are classes for the various age groups where the kids will participate in games, hands-on learning, and Bible-learning activities that target the spiritual and developmental learning level of each group.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

They meet Thursday evenings in the Cube Auditorium. There is a monthly fee for the classes. For more information contact Luke McConnell at 405.789.3175.

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Vickey Banks at 789.3175 for more information.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Middle School and High School students will meet at the Cube for Connection Groups.

Connection Groups for ages birth - 5th grade located in the Children’s Building.

Our worship service is located in the Worship Center. It is a joy-filled experience with hymns of the faith as the main staple of this worship. You will find familiar and new songs incorporated with organ, piano and the CRBC orchestra as the accompaniment. Whether you help lead or come as a ready participant, we think the praise of Jesus will be felt each time you come.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

The club meets in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at 789-3175.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

There is a meal that is served in Maroney Hall on Wednesdays from 5p - 6p. The cost is $5 for an adult and $3 for children. The menu changes each week.                     

We will be studying Luke in the Land, by Kristi McLelland. For more information contact Vickey Banks at banks@councilroad.org.

Join us for Council Road Institute every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

They meet Thursday evenings in the Cube Auditorium. There is a monthly fee for the classes. For more information contact Luke McConnell at 405.789.3175.

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

Deacon monthly meeting will be held in Maroney Hall. For more information contact Norman at behymer@councilroad.org.

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Vickey Banks at 789.3175 for more information.

Connection Groups for ages birth - 5th grade located in the Children’s Building.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Middle School and High School students will meet at the Cube for Connection Groups.

Our worship service is located in the Worship Center. It is a joy-filled experience with hymns of the faith as the main staple of this worship. You will find familiar and new songs incorporated with organ, piano and the CRBC orchestra as the accompaniment. Whether you help lead or come as a ready participant, we think the praise of Jesus will be felt each time you come.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

The club meets in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at 789-3175.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

There is a meal that is served in Maroney Hall on Wednesdays from 5p - 6p. The cost is $5 for an adult and $3 for children. The menu changes each week.                     

We will be studying Luke in the Land, by Kristi McLelland. For more information contact Vickey Banks at banks@councilroad.org.

Join us for Council Road Institute every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

They meet Thursday evenings in the Cube Auditorium. There is a monthly fee for the classes. For more information contact Luke McConnell at 405.789.3175.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Vickey Banks at 789.3175 for more information.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Vickey Banks at 405.789.3175.

Connection Groups for ages birth - 5th grade located in the Children’s Building.

Our worship service is located in the Worship Center. It is a joy-filled experience with hymns of the faith as the main staple of this worship. You will find familiar and new songs incorporated with organ, piano and the CRBC orchestra as the accompaniment. Whether you help lead or come as a ready participant, we think the praise of Jesus will be felt each time you come.

This Sunday's Scripture:  Philippians 2:1-4

Therefore if you have any encouragement from being united with Christ, if any comfort from his love, if any common sharing in the Spirit, if any tenderness and compassion, 2 then make my joy complete by being like-minded, having the same love, being one in spirit and of one mind. 3 Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves, 4 not looking to your own interests but each of you to the interests of the others.

Sunday's Worship

Sing to the King
Teach Me to Grow
Amazing Grace
Grace Greater Than Our Sin

Middle School and High School students will meet at the Cube for Connection Groups.