Oak Hills Church

Ed R

Nice people and active Church. The Christian Youth Theatre is amazing, better than the pro shows downtown. Must go.

Sylvia Atkins

Been getting to know the staff and people for the past year and feel we finally found a church to which we can comfortably invite anyone. I don’t think anyone will feel judged, not cool enough, not good enough, or not fancy enough. Ideal for spiritual seekers who don’t want to feel preached at, but rather, encouraged to keep seeking in a gentle community of support. Ideal for evangelicals who have been alienated by church abuse, Hypocrisy, political right wing uniformity, or dogmatic black-and-white thinking which leaves no room open for the mystery of the God of the Bible. Ideal for church goers who never felt they could quite fit in to the church “social club” or never really wanted to. This church is one in a thousand. I know, because I have visited about 1000! This church does a well organized summer arts camp instead of a VBS, but with similar goals. There are revolving art exhibits in the foyer, and creative arts classes offered. There are no “worship superstars,” just some really talented and humble rotated musicians. Of course there’s a choir, and good programs for the kids. The pastor is insightful, intelligent, and articulate… Yet amazingly down to earth, humble, and transparent from the pulpit and in person. You’ll get the feeling that we are all in this “striving toward godliness and realness” together. This church expresses in action a concern for the poor and marginalized.