Putnam City Church of Christ
4300 North Ann Arbor, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73122
Phone: (405) 787-5814
Welcome
Welcome to the Putnam City Church of Christ in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, near Historic Route 66 and MacArthur Boulevard. We are a group of Christians, who fervently strive to follow the basic approach to the Bible, attempting to become Christ-like in all things to God's will as expressed through the inspired scriptures.
When you visit, you'll find us to be a warm and loving place where you'll enjoy interesting Bible studies and discussions, uplifting A Capella singing, practical and encouraging messages from the pulpit. It doesn't matter whether you've been going to church for many years or have never been before we'd love for you to visit and join our family at Putnam City Church of Christ.
If you are planning on visiting Oklahoma City to enjoy the Bricktown Entertainment District, an NBA game with the new Oklahoma City Thunder or a host of other events our fine city and surrounding communities has to offer or if you are 'just passing through' on Historic Route 66 don't forget to come visit us. Or if you are 'searching for a new church home' we cordially invite you to join us and experience the celebration in Christ we have through Him.
When you visit, you'll find us to be a warm and loving place where you'll enjoy interesting Bible studies and discussions, uplifting A Capella singing, practical and encouraging messages from the pulpit. It doesn't matter whether you've been going to church for many years or have never been before we'd love for you to visit and join our family at Putnam City Church of Christ.
If you are planning on visiting Oklahoma City to enjoy the Bricktown Entertainment District, an NBA game with the new Oklahoma City Thunder or a host of other events our fine city and surrounding communities has to offer or if you are 'just passing through' on Historic Route 66 don't forget to come visit us. Or if you are 'searching for a new church home' we cordially invite you to join us and experience the celebration in Christ we have through Him.
Times of Worship and Services
Sunday Wednesday
9:00 am Bible Study 6:00 pm Ladies Bible Class
10:00 am Morning Worship Service 7:00 pm Mid-Week Bible Study
5:00 pm Evening Worship Service
9:00 am Bible Study 6:00 pm Ladies Bible Class
10:00 am Morning Worship Service 7:00 pm Mid-Week Bible Study
5:00 pm Evening Worship Service
Free Services Offered:
- Free Home Bible Studies Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
- Free Bible Correspondence Courses (Community Care Ministry) (405) 236-5956
- Free Bible Literature (variety of subjects)
- Christian Service Center
What kind of People
What kind of people can you expect to find at the Putnam City Church of Christ? Pretty much like you would see with any group of people, as in any group.
You will find people of different ages, young and old, and of different race. People who are friendly, loving, caring with a benevolent desire as seen in our quilt ministry and Christian Service Center. People who make mistakes. You will find no perfect people, but you will find forgiven people. We were not brought together by any illusion of perfection or righteousness, we were brought together by our recognition that we are sinners in need of the cleansing blood of Jesus Christ.
We're a diverse group, coming from various backgrounds and professions, and at different stages of knowledge and spiritual growth in our walk with Christ. We are human beings on a journey striving together to serve God, our families, our community and the world. That's the reason we can worship together, stick together in good times and bad, and, with God's help, accomplish many things that make a difference in this community by reaching out to the lost and providing them an avenue of hope.
The people you will find at the Putnam City Church of Christ are people who love each other, love Jesus and love the Bible.
What kind of people can you expect to find at the Putnam City Church of Christ? Pretty much like you would see with any group of people, as in any group.
You will find people of different ages, young and old, and of different race. People who are friendly, loving, caring with a benevolent desire as seen in our quilt ministry and Christian Service Center. People who make mistakes. You will find no perfect people, but you will find forgiven people. We were not brought together by any illusion of perfection or righteousness, we were brought together by our recognition that we are sinners in need of the cleansing blood of Jesus Christ.
We're a diverse group, coming from various backgrounds and professions, and at different stages of knowledge and spiritual growth in our walk with Christ. We are human beings on a journey striving together to serve God, our families, our community and the world. That's the reason we can worship together, stick together in good times and bad, and, with God's help, accomplish many things that make a difference in this community by reaching out to the lost and providing them an avenue of hope.
The people you will find at the Putnam City Church of Christ are people who love each other, love Jesus and love the Bible.
The Putnam City Church of Christ first started meeting in the fall of 1939 when members of the congregations at the 10th & Francis Church of Christ and 12th & Drexel Church of Christ committed to the establishment of the Lord’s work in the Putnam City community and surrounding area. They started meeting at the Putnam City school building and held their first gospel meeting outdoors in an open-air tent on the school grounds and was conducted by F. William Mattox. Later about 30 to 40 members began holding services at 5820 Northwest 41st Street. In 1943 the church purchased 199 feet of land west of their building site and over the next two years four expansion programs were undertaken.
In 1960, the original property was sold and a new location
acquired that would provide more room for expansion and parking. 2.5 acres were purchased at the corner of
Northwest 42nd & Ann Arbor and the original property was sold to Jack Cherry
and Gene Adams in August 1962 for a funeral home called Gene Adams Funeral Home. Today it is now known as Guardian West.
The Church constructed a basement on the new property where they
worshiped until 1963 when the building was completed and an open house was held
December 1, 1963 where the church continues to reside to this day.
Our goal today, and the future, is to continue worshiping God as He has commanded and to take the Gospel to others in this community and around the world as commanded in Mark 16:15. We welcome those who will commit with us in carrying out this great effort to all mankind.