Zomi SDA Tulsa

About this church

Zomi Seventh-day Adventist Tulsa Church is a Zomi-language and cultural congregation with Friday youth service at 6:30 p.m., Saturday Sabbath School at 10:00 a.m., and Divine Worship at 11:30. Its official site presents information in both Zomi and English, reflecting a ministry built by Zomi Adventist families who arrived in Tulsa through different journeys. Visitors can expect a distinctly Seventh-day Adventist setting where Saturday worship, Scripture, community identity, and youth participation are central rather than incidental.

The congregation’s Tulsa story began with only two or three Zomi SDA families in 2008. They first connected with Tulsa Adventist Fellowship, later held separate worship in a family home, shared rooms with First Seventh-day Adventist Church, and became an officially established church in 2017 with help from the Oklahoma Conference. The church reports about 250 people of all ages and describes the community as serving God in unity and peace. Its beliefs pages, also offered bilingually, affirm Scripture, the Trinity, Jesus’ saving death and resurrection, the Holy Spirit, creation, and the seventh-day Sabbath. For newcomers, the strongest distinguishing features are the bilingual welcome, immigrant-community history, Friday youth gathering, and full Saturday rhythm.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Friday youth and Saturday worship schedule · Bilingual congregation history in Tulsa · Bilingual Seventh-day Adventist beliefs · Sabbath School ministry page

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