Our vision is to be a dynamic community of faith that sees every person become reconciled to God and become restorers of hope, acceptance, and unity across racial, social, and gender divides.

Mission:
Our mission, by the power of the Holy Spirit,  is to make the “un-churched” the “Church.” byletting them experience the love of Jesus through us and letting them see the transforming power of God in our lives!
Language is a powerful thing, including what it causes us to think of. Many times when we use or hear the word “church” we picture a place you “go to” – a building, campus, or meeting space. We may utter the common phrase, “I’m going to church,” implying that when we’re in a building we are “at church” and when we leave that building we’re done with “church.” Without realizing it, this language can box in how we think of God.

The Bible reveals that the original community of Christ-followers in the First Century was a movement… a fully-alive relationship of “people and God” restoring each other and the world into its original image. While gathering together as the Church was a priority, so was staying in connection with God and each other every day. “BEING the Church” means that we don’t limit the Lord or the impact He might have on the world through our lives in any way (including turning our faith into a mere 90 minute event on a Sunday morning). When everything is stripped away – the building, events, and activities – the presence of God is still there and we are His church!That means all space can be sacred – our house, the car, a restaurant, the beach, a movie theater, cubicle world, the carpool lane – if we choose to engage the presence of God.

Practically, BEING the Church means we intentionally join the Lord in reaching others… that it is our responsibility and mission to go to the lost rather than to expect them to come to us. We purpose to minister in the opportunities that our daily lives present, and we are intentional about involving ourselves in the lives of others whether they are near or far from God.

And so as much as we value meeting together for services that expose us to thrilling truths and an awe-inspiring God, New Beginnings is really about what Jesus Christ does in us and through us every day of the week. We strive to be a community where everyone is growing in “the Way of Jesus” and allowing Him to live His life through ours so the world will change from the inside-out. We have been changed to bring change!

Visit www.nbcctulsa.com for more information.

New Beginnings Community Church
1401 W. Charles Page Blvd.
Tulsa, OK 74127
Phone: (918) 392-9937
Fax: (918) 516-0233

Visit www.tenforjoplin.org and www.habitat-tulsa.org

In a blitz build spanning 16 days, the Tulsa and Joplin Area Habitat for Humanity teams have joined forces with the City of Joplin to construct 10 homes for low-income families impacted by the devastating May 22 tornado. The Ten for Joplin project provides an opportunity for Tulsans and others in surrounding communities to contribute their time and money to help their neighbors in need.

Habitat for Humanity volunteers consistently report that supporting a home build is an extremely rewarding experience. You do not need to be a building expert to join in the effort. All skill levels are welcome. Any skill you need to know, you’ll be taught that day.

Volunteers can either register in advance by following the link below or register on-site in Joplin. All volunteers will need to complete a waiver prior to working. For volunteers who register online, please fax or email your waiver to Jamie Cox prior to your work day. Volunteers registering on-site should bring a completed waiver with them to Joplin.

For questions about being a Habitat for Humanity volunteer or to register groups of 10 or more, please contact Jamie Cox at jcox@habitat-tulsa.org.

Visit www.aimhighgym.org for more inforation.

Aim High Academy was founded in 2006 by Jennifer Patterson. Jennifer began gymnastics at the age of four and competed for 11 years, finishing her career as a Class 1 gymnast . While pursuing a degree in Health and Sports Sciences from the University of Oklahoma, Jennifer began her coaching career at the Bart Conner Gymnastics Academy. Within 4 years, Jennifer coached elite athletes and Level 10 Junior Olympic national qualifiers. She is very grateful to Paul Ziert, Bart Conner and Nadia Comaneci for giving her a great start in her coaching career.

In 1996, Jennifer moved to Tulsa to begin work on a Masters Degree in Therapeutic Recreation from Oklahoma State University. Upon graduation in 2000, Jennifer was named Head Coach at Tulsa World of Gymnastics. In her 5 years as Head Coach, Jennifer produced more than 50 individual state champions as well as several state championship teams. She qualified many regional and national qualifiers, including 10 regional champions. One of her highlights was being named Head Coach of the Oklahoma National Judges Cup Team representing the state of Oklahoma in New Orleans in 2005.

Jennifer also founded and has directed Crossover, an urban youth ministry in Tulsa, for 10 years.

All of Jennifer’s passions are now combined in AIM HIGH ACADEMY.

Our Location:
Calvary Temple Activity Center
4501 W. Edison

Mailing Address:
Aim High Academy
8177 S Harvard Ave # 424
Tulsa, OK 74137

918-296-4668