Rev. Kyle Tubbs, Executive Director and State Coordinator
(email: kyletubbs <at> cbfok <dot> org)
Rev. Kyle Tubbs serves as the Executive Director and State Coordinator for the Cooperating Baptist Fellowship of Oklahoma. He also serves as a church starting and restarting consultant. Before coming to Oklahoma, Kyle led CBF’s nationwide church starting initiative in Decatur, Georgia. Previously in ministry, he served as the founding lead pastor of Peace of Christ Church in Round Rock, Texas and on the staffs of Trinity Baptist Church in Sweetwater, Texas, and First Baptist Church of Eula, Texas.
Kyle earned a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor and a master of divinity degree from Logsdon Seminary. He is currently a candidate for the doctor of philosophy degree, focusing his dissertation on contextual leadership, from Dallas Baptist University. Kyle is also trained and certified executive leadership coach, coaching entrepreneurs and church starters.
Kyle recently served as the secretary on the Religious Liberty Council of the Baptist Joint Committee on Religious Liberty. Kyle was in the first BJC Fellow class in 2015. As a commissioned CBF church starter, Kyle’s church led interfaith dialogues for their broad community with specific attention on religious liberty among the world’s religions. Kyle is a member of the Parliament of the World’s Religions, board chair of the T.B. Maston Foundation board, and FaithWorks board representative. Kyle is an alum of the CBF Fellows program and a former member of the CBF Texas coordinating council.
Kyle and his wife, Kaily, live in Norman with their sons, Emmett and Henry, and dog, Murphy. They enjoy playing and laughing together as a family at public parks and recreation centers. Kyle enjoys training for ultramarathons, stand-up comedy, and eating meat.