Wednesday Night Downtown Winter 2026
Wednesday Night Downtown is our midweek programming that offers many ways to connect through fellowship, education, fun and activities for the whole family. Join us each Wednesday downtown at First Church Tulsa!
Wednesday Night Downtown schedule
5:15 p.m., Optional dinner
Stephenson Hall
Click here to pre-pay for dinner(s)6 p.m., AWANA Clubs
Children's area
AWANA clubs is for children ages 2 to fourth grade6:15 p.m., Adult classes (see details below)
See descriptions for locations6:30 p.m., Chancel Choir rehearsal
Choir room
WNDT adult classes
Class offerings running until February 11:
Created for Connection:
How to build Christ-centered, healthy relationships rooted in trust and love
Miller Library
Tom Philp, LPC, therapist at Stonebridge Couples, explores God’s design for healthy, life-giving relationships with family, friends, and romantic partners by integrating biblical wisdom with sound psychological insight. Through Scripture, discussion, and practical reflection, participants will learn how attachment, emotional awareness, boundaries, forgiveness, and repair shape our ability to love well. The class emphasizes Christ-centered relationships marked by trust, that weaves its way through each discussion.
Session 1, Jan. 7: Biblical Teaching About Right Relationships with God and Others: The class aims to bridge faith and wisdom, helping participants understand how Christ-centered love fosters trust, security, and mutual growth in all relationships.
Session 2, Jan. 14: Couples - Healthy Relationships: A special focus is given to the rupture and repair process—how misunderstandings, hurt, and disconnection are inevitable, but also how God uses repair to deepen intimacy, trust, and resilience.
Session 3, Jan. 21: Understanding Personality & Behavior Dynamics Within the Family: This class invites participants to examine their stories with compassion and truth, discovering how God works through family systems to bring healing, growth, and restoration. Together, we will explore how Christ-centered awareness can help break generational patterns, strengthen communication, and cultivate healthier relationships within families.
Session 4, Jan. 28: Fear Not – Anxiety's Grip: Anxiety has become one of the most common struggles of our time, impacting individuals, families, and communities in ways previous generations did not experience. This class explores anxiety through both biblical wisdom and sound psychological insight, helping participants understand why anxiety is so prevalent today and how faith and science together offer pathways toward peace, resilience, and hope.
Session 5, Feb. 4: Communicating Needs & Boundaries: This class invites adults to explore how to set healthy, Christ-centered boundaries while still practicing forgiveness and pursuing reconciliation. Many believers struggle to know where love ends and self-sacrifice becomes harmful, or how to forgive without enabling unhealthy patterns. Drawing from Scripture and sound psychological principles, this class clarifies the difference between boundaries, walls, and reconciliation.
Session 6, Feb. 11: Decision Making & Discernment: Every stage of life brings important decisions—some small and daily, others life-shaping. This class explores how to make wise, Christ-centered decisions as individuals, as couples, within families, and while caring for both children and aging loved ones.
Seekers Bible Study - Where is God in Esther?
Led by Elder Patrick Kirunda and Rev. Wambugu Gachungi, 6:15 p.m. in Room E104
This class leads us through the remarkable book of Esther, a Jewish woman who courageously saves her people from annihilation of the Persian empire by relying on God’s divine providence.
NextGen youth and children’s classes
AMASS Exodus at 6 p.m.; Powerhouse
Senior high students grades 9-12.
Pathfinders at 6 p.m.; Powerhouse
Middle school students grades 5-8.
AWANA at 6 p.m.; Children's Center
Wednesday evening activities for children ages two to fourth grade. The focus is scripture memory and a lot of fun. Learn more here.