Tulsa’s First Church

First Presbyterian Church of Tulsa, founded in 1885, is  the very first organized Church in the city and is known today as “First Church.” The history of the Church is rich, and its roots are deep, but our story is also alive and evolving — We’re here to worship God, grow together, and serve our larger community in Tulsa and around the world.

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Chili Cook-Off: Get Involved at Anderson

The Annual Chili Cook-Off is more than a fun Sunday gathering—it’s a meaningful way our church comes together to support students and families in the Anderson community. Each year, we share fellowship, sample homemade chili, and cast votes for our favorites, all while raising funds that help provide groceries, uniforms, coats, and other essential…

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First Presbyterian Church of Tulsa, founded in 1885, is the very first organized Church in the city and is known today as "First Church." The history of the Church is rich, and its roots are deep, but our story is also alive and evolving — We’re here to worship God, grow together, and serve our larger community in Tulsa and around the world.

Worship Services

Traditional

  • Sunday, February 1, 2026
    8 a.m. traditional worship
    Kerr Chapel
    “Take time to ponder”
    Rev. Julia Metcalf
    Luke 2:19, 41-52

Contemporary

  • Sunday, February 1, 2026
    8:30 a.m. contemporary worship
    Stephenson Hall
    “Take time to ponder”
    Rev. James Estes
    Luke 2:19, 41-52

Contemporary

  • Sunday, February 1, 2026
    11 a.m. contemporary worship
    Stephenson Hall
    “Take time to ponder”
    Rev. James Estes
    Luke 2:19, 41-52

Traditional

  • Sunday, February 1, 2026
    11 a.m. traditional worship
    Sanctuary
    “Take time to ponder”
    Rev. Julia Metcalf
    Luke 2:19, 41-52

International

  • Sunday, February 1, 2026
    11 a.m. international worship
    Great Hall
    “Mary and Joseph”
    Rev. Dan Hutchinson
    Matthew 2:13–23
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