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Q. Who can stay at Hospitality House?

A. The Hospitality House of Tulsa serves family members of inpatients hospitalized in any Tulsa hospital.  The family and patient must live greater than 30 miles outside of the greater Tulsa area to qualify to stay at Hospitality House.

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Our Mission

We offer a 'home away from home' for families caring for loved ones in medical crisis.

Our Services

  • 13 Guest Suites that include a living area, kitchen, bedroom and private bathroom
  • Day Room - Available for showers, laundry, napping, and meals
  • Evening meals available when provided by volunteers
  • Prayer Support
  • Community Connection
  • Washer and dryer for individual use
  • Local telephone calls and Internet access                                      

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    Our Doors Are Open

The Hospitality House of Tulsa is a faith-based organization that desires to serve all families in need during a medical crisis regardless of religious preference or background.  We believe that true Biblical hospitality, Hakhnasat-orhim in the Hebrew, and PhiloXenia in the Greek, is practiced by God’s people toward everyone as they pass through a community in need of lodging and food. We see examples of this in the scripture such as Exodus 23:9, Romans 12:13, Hebrews 13:2, and Matthew 25:31-46.

Our vision is to show the world Christian love through Boundless Hospitality.

Thank You
Thank You, Index Page · Tulsa Hospitality House.Thank you for such a nice place to stay while healing from the transplant.  Daily labs and doctor visits would have taken their toll and we are forever thankful that we were able to be here in such a healing and caring place.  God surely has great rewards for you and your staff who by the way are wonderful people.  I haven't been shown such kindness in a long time.  Thank you for  your generosity.  May God richly bless you and the lives you've touched. 

Blessings! 
Anonymous of Tahlequah, Oklahoma - January 14th, 2013

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