Freedom Valley Church will be having it's third monthly service tomorrow morning at 10 am at the Tulsa Cinemark on 71st and 169. You can get all the info on our website. I will be continuing our "Primal" series. Tomorrow we talk about the lost soul of Christianity. Hope you're there with us!
Jason Fitch - lead pastor
GRAND OPENING - 9.12.10 / 10am / Cinemark Theaters 71st and Hwy 169 / www.freedomvalleytulsa.com
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
School's Out Party was great!

Last Saturday Freedom Valley Church sponsored the School's Out Party @ LaFortune Park. If you weren't there, you missed a great day. The weather was beautiful, the food was good and there were new friends everywhere.
Whether you came for the free balloons, face painting or the free food served up all afternoon, it was well worth the time. The team from Freedom Valley worked so hard all day long, not to mention all the preparation they put in ahead of time. You can watch a short video highlight here.
Overall, we gave away over 200 meals, 300 balloons and many hundreds of invitations to our next monthly service on June 6! If you or someone you know has given up on church, we are here just for you! Come on out and spend an hour on June 6 and see if you can find your way back into God's family. All the info you will need can be found on our website here.
Jason Fitch - Lead Pastor
Monday, May 17, 2010
e-newsletter is here
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
new video coming
I'll be shooting a new little video for the home page of our website this morning. Hopefully, it will be up later today. You can look at our website here, even though the welcome video on the home page is old :)
If you happen to be looking for a way to contribute to the cause, we could really use a small video camera to shoot this kind of stuff. We're working with borrowed stuff right now and I'd like to do that for as short a term as possible. $300 will set us up with what we need. If you would like to help, just click here.
Jason Fitch - Lead Pastor
If you happen to be looking for a way to contribute to the cause, we could really use a small video camera to shoot this kind of stuff. We're working with borrowed stuff right now and I'd like to do that for as short a term as possible. $300 will set us up with what we need. If you would like to help, just click here.
Jason Fitch - Lead Pastor
Monday, May 10, 2010
podcast is up and running
Looks like our podcasting system is up and running. You can subscribe via RSS or i-Tunes here. For now, we are only posting audio messages, but may go to video in the future. Let us know if you would benefit from video podcasts.
Next live service is on Sunday, June 6 at the Cinemark. Get all the info at our website.
Jason Fitch - Lead Pastor
Next live service is on Sunday, June 6 at the Cinemark. Get all the info at our website.
Jason Fitch - Lead Pastor
Thursday, April 29, 2010
what a difference a day makes
It's funny how the thing you love can become the thing you hate. The last few weeks have been very intense. Mostly planning, meetings, traveling, speaking, raising money . . . all for our new church. I love this church. I put my heart and soul into it daily. But, from time to time, I just get full. I hit a wall. I don't want to think, hear or talk about the church.
That's where I got to on Tuesday this week. It hit me quickly and hard, but by Tuesday evening, I did not want to do one more thing or think one more thought about Freedom Valley Church. Going to bed on Tuesday, I dreaded Wednesday morning. The office was a mess and there were 1001 things to do before this weekend's service.
What a difference a day makes; a day with God, that is. Yesterday morning I knew it was time to disconnect from all the "to dos" and reconnect to the one who can do anything of real value. I needed a day to live my life and enjoy my God. I read, I prayed, I wrote some notes in my journal, I got Mexican food, I got ice cream. Then it happened. The wall went away. I felt all my love and vision and energy come back.
As I write this from my messy office, where there are still 1001 things to do, I feel rested and excited about the things I hated yesterday. What a difference a day makes . . . when you spend it with God.
Jason Fitch - Lead Pastor
That's where I got to on Tuesday this week. It hit me quickly and hard, but by Tuesday evening, I did not want to do one more thing or think one more thought about Freedom Valley Church. Going to bed on Tuesday, I dreaded Wednesday morning. The office was a mess and there were 1001 things to do before this weekend's service.
What a difference a day makes; a day with God, that is. Yesterday morning I knew it was time to disconnect from all the "to dos" and reconnect to the one who can do anything of real value. I needed a day to live my life and enjoy my God. I read, I prayed, I wrote some notes in my journal, I got Mexican food, I got ice cream. Then it happened. The wall went away. I felt all my love and vision and energy come back.
As I write this from my messy office, where there are still 1001 things to do, I feel rested and excited about the things I hated yesterday. What a difference a day makes . . . when you spend it with God.
Jason Fitch - Lead Pastor
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