Please join me for our Annual Business Meeting on Wednesday, 3.26.25 at 6:30 p.m. This is a time for us to celebrate what God has done and seek his will for our future. This year’s meeting includes three important elements:

• Deacon Election – We will select two new deacons. Our Board of Deacons serves an important role to provide oversight, support, and accountability for our church staff and members. You can stop by the Welcome Center beginning Sunday, 3.9.25 to pick up information about the 2025 Deacon Candidates. 

• Financial Review - We will review the 2024 financial statements, reflecting on God’s provision and blessings over the past year. This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate His faithfulness and ensure transparency as we manage the resources that God has entrusted to us.

• Building Expansion – We will share preliminary plans for an exciting building expansion. We have worked through with architects to develop a plan that will create more worship space, more community space, more nursery space, more Chapel Kids space, and more space for Chapel Youth. This is a big, but necessary, step as we continue to grow.

The Annual Business Meeting is open to members and attenders, however, only members are eligible to vote in Deacon selection process. If you are interested in becoming a member of Christian Chapel, please attend a Next Steps Group on the second Sunday of the month during the 9:30 a.m. service. You can RSVP for the next group here: NEXT STEPS

Your prayers, presence, and participation are vital as we seek God’s will for the next season of Christian Chapel. Let’s come together with unity, excitement, and faith to celebrate what God has done and seek His plan for our future. We look forward to seeing you there!

Chris Dow

Lead Pastor

Reagan Glugosh is an Assemblies of God World Missions Global Worker in Romania. She has served there since 1998 utilizing her skills as a registered nurse and minister. In the mid-1990s, Reagan discovered abandoned newborn babies in maternity hospitals in Bucharest, Romania. God used this moment to inspire her to found the ministry ‘Touched Romania.’ The ministry operates a foster care program to place abandoned babies with loving mothers in distress. The program helps women in need discover purpose for their lives and embrace they value they bring to their community. 

Reagan sent the following testimony from Christina, a foster mother with Touched Romania:

“I’ve had the privilege of being a foster parent for 22 years, caring for 15 children who were abandoned at birth. My journey began with a genuine desire to care for young children, especially babies. Many of them were adopted from my care, and I adopted 2 of them. ‘Touched Romania’ feels like family, where I see God’s work through wonderful people. I’ve always felt surrounded by Christ’s love, and I’m truly grateful for the support I’ve received from ‘Touched Romana,’ practically and spiritually. The love, respect, and recognition I’ve encountered here mean so much. It warms my heart to know that my efforts and the connections I build with these children are appreciated. It keeps my passion alive!”

Your Kingdom Builders support sends global workers like Reagan who create ministries like Touched Romania, that reach women like Christina, who provide loving care a ministry to children in foster care over 2 decades of faithful service! In addition to giving to Kingdom Builders, we can also pray for our Kingdom Builders partners. 

Reagan asks that we pray for:

Healing and restoration for the mothers and children in the foster homes. 

For opportunities to share the hope and love of Jesus Christ. 

Where are you from?

I grew up in Glenpool, OK. Fun fact; my wife, Cambria, and I grew up on the same street.

How long have you been at Christian Chapel?

We have been attending Christian Chapel for over 10 years. We were dating when we started attending, got engaged, married, and now have 4 children. We have deep roots here.

Where have you served, why do you serve, and what are your favorite part(s)?

To focus on one area I serve in, RFK camp is one of the best areas that anyone can serve. Sacrificing a week of vacation time with your own family to serve children that some are in the worst circumstances of their life. You get to show these kids the love of Christ, which is something they may not have ever experienced. Serve at RFK camp. It will grow your faith and change your life.

What does Jesus mean to you?

Jesus saved my life; my life here on Earth and eternally. Where I fail, Jesus prevails.

Where are you from?

Levelland, Texas

How long have you been attending Christian Chapel?

35 Years

Why do you serve?

As part of Christian Chapel, we believe we are called to be involved in the ministries of the church. When we serve others, we are serving Jesus

What does Jesus mean to you? 

Living with Jesus as our Lord and Savior brings a sweetness to life that we couldn't know otherwise. As followers of Christ, we strive to follow Christs' example of love and compassion towards others, also knowing that when we fail, we live in forgiveness.

Where are you from?

I grew up in rural Nebraska and LeAnne grew up in Dallas.  ORU brought both of us to Tulsa as young college students, and we've remained here raising our family and planting deep roots in our church and work communities.

How long have you been attending Christian Chapel?

28 Years

Why do you serve?

We are both naturally inclined toward helping and serving. We hope to use our gifts to further support the ministry of the local church. In addition to the other areas of serving, participating on the worship team for many years has been an honor and great privilege.  We love our church, the people, the pastoral staff, the vision, and the community!

What does Jesus mean to you? 

Jesus is my Savior, my source of hope, and the foundation of my faith. His love, sacrifice, and grace remind me daily of God's unfailing mercy and the call to live with purpose, truth, and compassion for others. Through Him, I find strength, peace, and the assurance of eternal life.