Service Experience

Where are you located? We are located on Kenosha (71st St.) just east of Aspen (S. 145th East Ave.) in Broken Arrow. To see a map or to get directions, click here.

How should I dress? At RHEMA, you come as you are. You will see members in suits and dresses as well as jeans and T-shirts. Wednesday night is Hour of Power (in by 7:00, out by 8:00) and is casual dress even for the pastoral staff.

Who attends? It would be easier to say who doesn’t. We have young and old, single and married, those with and without children, and various races. The majority of our members are families with children and teenagers, but there is also a large group of young marrieds and singles of all ages.

What is the music like? We have contemporary praise and worship that lasts from 20–30 minutes.

What do I do with my baby? You can have your baby in service with you or take advantage of our nursery system, which is clearly marked in the North and East hallways of the church. If your baby needs you during the service, we will page you on the pager that is provided to you when you drop your little one off that morning.

Where do my children go? We have a vibrant children’s auditorium for your Kindergarten through 5th grade children to enjoy. Before service starts, they can pass the time playing video games and then enjoy interactive, high-energy sermons teaching them the basics of God’s Word.

What is in store for my teenagers? We have School of the Bible classes set up Sunday mornings before the main service where your teens are taught about issues they deal with on a daily basis. On Sunday and Wednesday nights, AXIS (our church’s youth group) has its own services with loud, high-energy praise and worship, complete with videos, games, and opportunities to get involved. There is also a café, a computer area, video games, and pool tables to enjoy before and after service.

Who will be working with my children? Not only do we have policies and procedures in place, but also we do a background check on everyone who works with children and youth. Our volunteers are trained and love working with children and youth to help them grow in their walk with God.

Where do I park? First-time guests have special reserved parking, which is clearly marked by a banner as you pull onto the RHEMA campus from Kenosha (71st Street).

Where do I go? All School of the Bible classes begin at 9:00 a.m. and are located in SDC 2 or the church building. The Sunday morning service starts at 10:00 a.m. in the RHEMA Bible Church Auditorium. Ushers and greeters are at nearly every entrance to direct you to where you need to go.

Is it a student church? We are not a student church, although the majority of students attending RHEMA Bible Training Center do attend RHEMA Bible Church. The students add to the diversity of the church as they come from across the United States and around the world.

How can I get connected in small groups? Easily. We have L.I.N.K. Teams that meet regularly for people who share common interests. Currently we have more than 25 different L.I.N.K. Teams, ranging from motorcycle riding to knitting, from hunting to scrap booking, from racquetball to photography. And if we don’t have a L.I.N.K. Team you’re interested in, you can start one!

How often do you hold Communion? We celebrate Communion the first Sunday morning of every month.

Do you do water baptisms and baby dedications? Yes. We do each of these a few times a year as the need arises. Announcements are made for each in the church bulletin.

Where is the church’s lost and found located? Lost and found is located in the North Lobby Information Booth.

Are your services interpreted into Spanish? Yes, we have Spanish interpreters available at every service. Come to the Sound Booth in the back of the sanctuary at least 15 minutes prior to any service to check out a wireless hearing device.

Si, tenemos intérpretes de español disponibles en todos los servicios. Venga a la cabina de sonido en la parte de atrás del santuario al menos 15 minutos antes de cualquier servicio para recoger un aparato de sonido inalámbrico.


Are your services available for the deaf and hearing-impaired? Yes. We have a reserved section in the church auditorium for those who are deaf or hearing-impaired.

Is the church handicap accessible? Yes. There is plenty of reserved parking around each building on campus, including the church. The auditorium has seating available specifically for wheelchairs, handicap accessible restrooms, and elevators.

Is there a nursing mother’s room? Yes. It is located in the northeast corner of the church.

What are the hours of the church bookstore? The bookstore is open 45 minutes before and after each service and from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.