Church of God, Protestant church in Oklahoma City, United States
Church of God is a Protestant church on Northeast 23rd Street in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The building serves as a gathering space for weekly worship services, Bible study, and prayer meetings open to members and visitors.
The church was founded as a place of worship for Protestant believers in northeast Oklahoma City and has grown steadily within its neighborhood over the decades. Like many congregations in the area, its history is tied to the broader story of the African American community in the city.
The church sits in a part of northeast Oklahoma City with a strong African American community presence, and the congregation reflects that identity in its worship style. Services tend to combine gospel music, communal prayer, and preaching in a way that feels rooted in that tradition.
The church is in northeast Oklahoma City and is most easily reached by car, as public transit options in that part of the city are limited. It is worth contacting the congregation in advance to confirm service times before planning a visit.
The name Church of God is shared by several distinct Protestant denominations across the US, so this congregation may not be affiliated with a single national body. Asking directly when you visit is the clearest way to understand which tradition this particular church follows.
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