I’ve been meaning to stop and take a few pics of the Bible Baptist Temple on Apache Street close to Tulsa’s Airport for a while. I waited until it was raining to do so.
What has always attracted me to it is the unique A Frame structure. You might see A Frames in Brighton, Utah or Aspen, Colorao but not too many of them are in Tulsa. There is also no windows, at least that one can see from the street. They have a web site and a facebook site with a little bit of information (I love how they incorporated “aframe” into their web address). So I really don’t have much information about what they are about.
The grounds and parking lot are kept in pretty good shape at least.
Do you have any “A Frame” style churches near where you live?
Hello Yogi,
Thanks for snapping some pics of our church! I would love for you to stop by sometime and see the inside as well. I could give you a brief history and maybe even provide some video of the aframe being built if I can find it. – Pastor Matt Martinez
«Louis» hasn’t seen an a-frame church, rain or shine – mostly shine out here in drought-plagued California, but he did find this little church in tiny (pop. 188) Elmira, California.
Haven’t seen that one before. Neat.
we have a – framed houses no churches that i know of. that is a walk on the roof kind of church. neat find. ( :
Shingling this place would be a challenge… at least at the top.
Cool church and now you have an invite to visit inside.
Interesting church. I wonder if the Cross is actually a window? Thanks for sharing.
I know something about this building. I worked for Mill Creek YEARS ago, and they put the vinyl siding on that building. I joked about the old rugged cross being capped with smooth vinyl.
Except for the cross, I would never guess this was a church!
amazing there are no windows .