The goal of the RHEMA Bible Church staff is to effectively meet the needs of the growing congregation as well as people beyond the four walls of the church. RHEMA Bible Church is constantly ministering to surrounding communities through such outreaches as a prison and a nursing-home ministry and the RHEMA “We-Care Center,” which provides food, clothing, and furniture to those in need. The people of RHEMA Bible Church also have a strong dedication to missions, providing financial and prayer support for a substantial number of missionaries and missionary projects.

At RHEMA Bible Church, we not only reach out to our local community, but around the world as well. Many church members have experienced other cultures through mission trips at RBC. Several have commented that their lives were changed as a result of ministering the Gospel on the foreign field. After returning from a youth mission trip to Brazil, 17-year-old Chandler said, “The trip made me wonder why all this great stuff happened in Brazil, but hardly ever here. God showed me that it happened because our purpose in going to Brazil was to change lives, and many times we don’t see that as our everyday mission. So I’ve started looking at my purpose in a whole different perspective.”

Along with the various mission trips throughout the year, members of RBC give toward various missions projects. One of those projects is “R.” K.I.D.S. (RHEMA Kids in Distant Schools), which supports the education of missionaries’ children in Germany and Mexico.

“Being an ‘R.KID’ has been one of the greatest blessings of my life,” said Tiffany, whose parents are missionaries in Mexico. “I go to one of the greatest schools in all of Mexico City, and the greatest international school in all of Mexico. I have sometimes thought to myself If I had to go to another school, where would I go? and honestly, nothing else compares. I love my school. I have had the opportunity to be class president, part of the soccer team, and so many more things. And now that I will be a senior and this will be my last year in high school and in Mexico, I’ve realized that none of that would have been possible without R.K.I.D.S. I’m ready to make the absolute most out of my last year here and at ASF (American School Foundation), and I’m excited about what God is doing at RHEMA. I really could not be more sincere when I say THANK YOU to everyone who has ever contributed to R.K.I.D.S. You have no idea how much it means.”

More than 70 volunteers minister at 14 nursing homes in the Tulsa/Broken Arrow area. Divided into teams of four, the volunteers minister at each nursing home twice a month on Saturday mornings or Sunday afternoons. The services consist of a time of singing and then the team members sit and talk with the residents.

Join RHEMA Bible Church’s Street Evangelism outreach teams to share the message of life|unlimited with Broken Arrow. Outreaches are scheduled for Saturday mornings and Saturday evenings. Both outreach teams meet in SDC 1, Room 1278.

• 9:00 a.m.—Parks, shopping centers, and door-to-door
• 7:00 p.m.—Street witnessing around the Tulsa Metro area

In the event of inclement weather, specialized training may be conducted instead.

Prayer: Prayer for winning the lost through Street Evangelism is held every Sunday night after the evening service in SDC 1, Room 1278.

Follow-up: If you have a heart for the lost, but can’t participate in the evangelism outreaches, we need volunteers to make follow-up calls every Wednesday from 5:00–7:00 p.m. and every Friday from 11:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

If you are interested in helping, please fill out a volunteer application and turn in to the North Lobby

Prayer: Prayer for winning the lost through Street Evangelism will continue to be held every Sunday night after the evening service in SDC 1, Room 1278.