Our Story

In September 2017, Pastor Terry and Nina Cuthbertson embarked on a remarkable journey, launching Hope City Church at Cinemark Tinseltown in Oklahoma City. Their mission was clear: to bring the message of Jesus Christ to the heart of Oklahoma. For two years, the church flourished at this location. Then, in a true divine moment, they discovered a new opportunity—a permanent location in Arcadia, Oklahoma, nestled along the iconic Route 66. Through prayer and divine guidance, they understood that God's plan was for Hope City Church to call Arcadia home. Construction began on the sanctuary, which opened its doors in December 2019. Little did they know that just three months later, the world would change. 

Hope City Church partnered with Hebrews Coffee Shop, a beloved community institution for over a decade, run by Prophet "Mama" Tonya Ryals. In March 2020, as a worldwide pandemic prompted many churches to close their doors, Hope City Church felt a calling to continue sharing the gospel and praying for the sick. They moved their gatherings outside to the parking lot. What transpired over the following months was nothing short of a revival. Every parking space filled, with people even parking along the roads and neighboring businesses. Salvations, miracles, and water baptisms unfolded, and the revival spirit continues to thrive. 

Today, Hope City Church is experiencing a profound outpouring of God's grace. Believers are being led into discipleship and evangelism, witnessing miracles and deliverances. The church's heartbeat is to build a city of refuge. They have been instrumental in serving the community through Amore Telehealth, a free health clinic. The core mission of Hope City Church OKC is to see believers transform into committed disciples of Christ. 

The vision for Hope City Church extends beyond the present into the future. Their aspiration is to transform the town of Arcadia into a thriving, God-centered community. They aim to see every believer at Hope City Church actively participating in the great commission. Their desire is for people to not just be attendees but leaders and ministers, making a lasting impact in the world.