Greystone Presbyterian Church lives to bring the love and truth of Jesus Christ to those who do not yet know him; to care for, nurture, challenge and enable the growth of those who do.

Greystone Presbyterian Church is a small Presbyterian Church (USA) in the north Oklahoma City area of The Village/ Nichols Hills. GPC was founded on October 11, 1942 as West Nichols Hills Presbyterian Church, an outreach of Central Presbyterian Church of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Evangelism was key during the early years of the church as Nichols Hills and then The Village rapidly expanded. By the mid-1960's the membership peaked at over 550 members. The church declined in membership for the next several decades as the church and the community surrounding it changed. Over the last several years, GPC has embarked on an ambitious strategy of redevelopment, revitalization, and transformation. The Village/ Nichols Hills area that surrounds GPC has undergone a redevelopment and revitalization of its own over the past few years. Houses and businesses from the 1940's, 50's, and 60's have begun to be remodeled or destroyed for new construction. New families and businesses have begun to move into the community. With the increasing number of unchurched and underchurched people moving into the community, GPC has rededicated itself to its evangelistic heritage as the church reaches out to the surrounding community, as well as, expands the programs meant to spiritually nourish the current members of this church. As Greystone Presbyterian Church transforms, we invited you to transform with us. (read less)

Greystone Presbyterian Church lives to bring the love and truth of Jesus Christ to those who do not yet know him; to care for, nurture, challenge and enable the growth of those who do.

Greystone Presbyterian Church is a small Presbyterian Church (USA) in the north Oklahoma City area of The Village/ Nichols Hills. GPC was founded on October 11, 1942 as West Nichols Hills Presbyterian Church, an outreach of Central Presbyterian Church of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Evangelism was key during the earl... (read more)