Education
Our classes are the best way to “plug-in” to this church for friendship, fellowship and Bible study. If you have children, we would encourage you to take them to the appropriate class first, then go to your chosen adult class. Just ask any of our greeters and they will be happy to lead you to the right area for your kids. To learn more about our available classes and locations click here.

Family
We believe in activities that promote the spiritual well being of the family. Led by Tyrel Hatfield, families participate in many activities such as retreats, fellowship meals, monthly devotionals, Children's Bible Hour, youth rallies, mission trips, family connections, Thursday afternoon activities for 7-12 grade, and service projects. To learn more click here.

Burnt Cabin
Many young hearts and souls are touched by the work at Burnt Cabin Camp on Lake Tenkiller. Sam and Joyce Yaws are the year-round caretakers. In the summer time, each week is full of youth from churches all over Oklahoma. The rest of the year, the camp can be reserved for weekend retreats and other activities. To learn more click here.

Monday Night for the Master
Each Monday evening at 6 p.m. everyone is invited to come to the education building for a meal and a wide range of activities of service, ministry and study. An excellent opportunity for involvement.

Quilters
Anyone with an interest in quilting is invited to meet in the fellowship room at 11 a.m. each Tuesday. Bring a sack lunch and spend a few hours quilting. Beginners are welcome too.

Missions
Striving to honor Jesus’ desire for the gospel to be taken into all of the world, we participate numerous mission efforts. To learn more click here.

Riverhawks for Christ
Tony Bradley leads a very active and growing university group, "Riverhawks for Christ" (RFC). Activities range from Bible studies, to service projects to mission trips to devotional gatherings to social activities. The RFC Student Center is located at 201 Crafton St.

Hispanic
Edgar Lucero leads an outreach to the growing Hispanic community of Tahlequah and Cherokee County. Spanish language services and classes are offered in the Chapel at the same time that English language classes and worship are conducted in the auditorium. To learn more about this work click here.

Ladies Bible Class
The classes meet every Tuesday, September through May at 10 a.m. in the education building. The second Tuesday of every month, they have a luncheon. Betty Lunsford teaches the class.

Good Timers
This group of age 55+ features regular group activities such as eating out together, attending local events, etc. Bob Reed is the activity coordinator.