Outreach

BARHD is dedicated to providing secondary education and basic health care services to the people of rural southwest Uganda. Christ Church provides scholarships for students at the Bishop McAllister School in Uganda.

As the first Social Model Hospice Home in Oklahoma, Clarehouse pioneered the unique experience of person-centered end-of-life care in a family home environment.

Espiritu Santo Food Bank serves the citizens of East Tulsa combatting food insecurity. Christ Church collects food that is distributed by Espiritu Santo.

Family  Promise of Tulsa County is a nonprofit, multifaith organization affiliated with National Family Promise. Christ Church provides shelter, meals, and support to homeless children and their families. We initiate coordinated efforts that bring communities together  to help homeless families regain their housing, independence, and dignity. We provide monthly financial support in addition to providing meals and supplies four times a year.

This began during the pandemic when we no longer needed donuts for Sunday Formation and Hospitality. Christ Church continued to purchase these donuts and provide them to Iron Gate for their feeding ministry.

New Hope Oklahoma provides crucial out-of-school time services to youth impacted by parental incarceration. Christ Church offers a weekly after school program as well as awards two college scholarship each year for graduates of the New Hope After School and Summer Camp program to encourage and assist kids to further their education beyond high school.

Christ Church responds to issues as they occur, such as donating funds to house the homeless, providing meals and physical needs during cold weather and power outages, or supporting refugees coming to Tulsa.

We gather every Thursday evening (Feb-Dec) at the Caring Center parking lot at 3rd and Denver to have a family cook-out. We invite the poor and homeless, the lost and marginalized, the needy and broken. We invite anyone who would like to experience our family for an evening, or would simply like a plate of food or someone to listen to them or pray with them. In 2022 we have committed to providing the meal once a month.

Today, only one in four Oklahoma fourth graders is reading at a proficient level and 36% lack even basic literacy skills. By partnering with parents, teachers, public schools, and community leaders in Tulsa, Reading Partners is poised to address Tulsa’s significant opportunity gap.