Kairos of Oak Ridge

05/07/2026

Jack and Myra Mansfield ask you to join them at Oak Ridge Family Bible Church with other Christians around our community for the National Day of Prayer service on Thursday at 6:30 pm

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03/25/2026

03/05/2026

Kairos is the "right time" or "due season"—and the eagle embodies the characteristics required to recognize, navigate, and fully seize that moment.

03/02/2026

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01/31/2026

GOD Morning!!!!

Jack Mansfield will be having a live Facebook broadcast at 10:30 am for all you snowbound followers of the Way.🌨️🌨️🌨️

01/02/2026

This year will see influence shifting and a new ranking of kingdom voices. Not everyone with a large audience has something to say, and not everyone with something to say has a large audience.
Influence and anointing are not equal partners in media...There is serious deception contaminating a large number of people.

01/01/2026

New website. Please check it out and give some feedback.

Kairos of Oak Ridge is an extension of Mansfield Ministries, Inc (MMI), a 501c3 nonprofit organization in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. MMI includes Kairos of Oak Ridge, the John Hendrix Memorial, and Next...

12/27/2025

Andrea taught with passion today. Hope you enjoy this enriching Bible lesson.

Israel and her people have been fighting for survival for thousands of years. This series will cover key wars, their history, the culture, and sometimes how ...

12/02/2025

Join us for our Hanukkah service Saturday December 20 at 10:00 am with worship and then a great study of the Word of God and of the courageous Maccabees! A pot-luck fellowship meal will follow. We are located at 161 Robertsville Road in Suite C.

Why do some Christians celebrate Hanukkah? Because Jesus celebrated Hanukkah, also called the Festival of Dedication. He used it as an opportunity to make significant pronouncements about his identity as the "Light of the World" and the Messiah. He was present in the Temple during the festival, where he declared, "I and the Father are one," and where Jewish leaders sought to stone him for what they considered blasphemy. Hanukkah, therefore, served as a backdrop for Jesus to fulfill the festival's themes by identifying himself as the true light and the fulfillment of God's covenant with his people.

If you need more information call or text Myra at 865-712-8027.

12/02/2025

The Prayer Walk stays open all year and now has new bridges! Visiting the prayer walk during the cooler months means you won't have to worry about ticks and mosquitos but please don't disturb these sweethearts.