Where do the real Judeo Christians fellowship around Oklahoma City Metro?
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:}\nJudeo Christians fellowship is an oxymoron\nunless you include the messanic jews who worship the Christ.\n\nWe should fellowship, we love the same G-d, but saddly we just don't. If any one knows of one in Virginia beach I'd love to hear about it.
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I'm not sure, but there's a website called \nwww.sandyknows.com \nthat tells a lot of events in okc\nand i have seen gospel events on there. \nSandy Brown is a local swing dance teacher and she has this website which includes a lot of predominately black events in OKC.  Good place to start.  I'm not hooked up with the churches or I would send you there.
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Please write to the geographically closest branch office:\n\nhttp://watchtower.org/how_to_contact_us.htm
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Why don't you ask the Fellowship of Inner-city Word of Faith Ministries? They would probably have the most up to date imformation, seeing as they are running it, and would probably be happy to give you that information, seeing as yo uare a member.
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There's supposably one in a church near Lawrence, Ks in a town called Stull, I think.  Missed my chance to check it out and I think it's been torn down, but I know people who claim they've seen things there, although they were too scared to get close or go inside the place.
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Never heard of it, But I run a home based church about 1 hour from Cleveland. If ever interested in attending you can contact me through my website below. Very anti denominational but pro God. Would love to have you show up. No tithing or offering wanted.
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There are lots of Jewish temples being redone.  In my town, there is one that was torn down and is being rebuilt into a multi-million dollar complex.  I am newly reborn and am just learning about the things of the Bibble, however, if you are referring to that.  Amen and Praise our Lord Jesus ;).
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Yes, in Oklahoma City
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I became one of those born-again Jesus Freaks of the 1970s. This was the Calvary Chapel movement that started in Costa Mesa, California USA. I was by myself when I asked Christ into my heart, because I figured if He IS God, He can meet me where I am at and not at a church. And He did, in a BIG way. Been walkin' and talkin' to Him for--oy, 34 years now.\nI'm a big supporter of Israel and the Jewish people and Messianic Jews as well. I even created a CDROM for people to go to Israel and Jordan without leaving their house.\n\nCharlie--the link below can help you. You can write me if you need help or direction.\nhttp://www.schneblin.com/studies/pdfs/getting_past_the_guard.pdf
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Fellowship.\nA place where I can go to learn more about the Lord Jesus.
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Boomer lake, Stillwater, Oklahoma\nWill Rogers Park, Oklahoma City, OK\n\nWelcome back, and thanks for your service.
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Yes. Their formal name is "Christian Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses".\n\nLearn more:\nhttp://watchtower.org/e/archives/index.htm#jws\nhttp://jw-media.org/people/index.htm
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Good Question! The ones you speak of are not true followers of Christ! And also because of this, I personally don't set foot in a building someone calls church. We are not called to go to "church", but rather " be the Church.
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There are many thousands of Jehovah's Witness individuals and families who live in Brooklyn and the rest of New York City; it is unlikely that all of them will soon "pull out" their families and their households.\n\nFor decades, Jehovah's Witnesses printed their literature, bound their books, packed their literature shipments, and loaded their trucks from their printery and warehouse complexes in Brooklyn, New York, USA. As recently as a few years ago, there were eleven different presses running there, and little room for expansion in that expensive metropolitan area.\n\nAs alternatives to expansion in Brooklyn were researched, it became clear that Jehovah's Witnesses could more economically expand their operations outside New York City. Land was less expensive, municipalities were more cooperative, utilities were less expensive, and there was little-to-no neighborhood objection to increased factory noise and truck traffic. At the same time, it was becoming clear that newer printing presses capable of fulfilling the increasing demand for Jehovah's Witness literature would require significantly higher ceiling heights than was available in any of the existing Brooklyn factory buildings.\n\nSince the 1970's, Jehovah's Witnesses had been printing their well-known magazines The Watchtower and Awake! at their printery in Wallkill, New York, about a ninety-minute drive from New York City. The decision was made to double the size of the existing Wallkill printery and move printery operations there from Brooklyn. The Wallkill complex covers more than 11 acres of floor space.\n\nIn conjunction with the new printery building, the acquisition of larger presses, and the geographic move to Wallkill, Jehovah's Witnesses designed and implemented one of the most sophisticated in-plant printing, binding, inventorying, packing, and shipping operations in the world at speeds and efficiencies impossible just a few years ago. The Wallkill facility offers free tours to the public from Monday through Friday.\n\nhttp://jw-media.org/region/americas/usa/english/releases/growth/usa_e030901.htm\nhttp://www.mullermartini.com/Desktopdefault.aspx/tabid-274/28_read-1914/\nhttp://www.jw-media.org/region/americas/usa/english/releases/events/usa_e030610.htm\nhttp://www.jw-media.org/region/americas/usa/english/releases/events/usa_e030529.htm\nhttp://jw-media.org/people/who.htm\nhttp://www.watchtower.org/e/jt/article_02.htm
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it is a city in Oklahoma
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go to da religious section in yahoo ans i bet u will find many frnds der
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where on Earth do you go to church??