Youth Ministry Finds New Location, City Alerts Residents to Fraudulent Invoices

Rezoning request puts KLife in compliance, Officials warn residents never to pay city invoices by wire transfer

Chris Peters

Oct 01, 2025 - 3 min read

The Stillwater City Council unanimously approved rezoning 1212 S. Perkins Road to allow KLife to continue operating at this location. The youth ministry was previously denied a permit to operate in a residential area near Stillwater High School. – Photo by Chris Peters

Youth Ministry Finds New Location, City Alerts Residents to Fraudulent Invoices — The Stillwater City Council unanimously approved rezoning 1212 S. Perkins Road to allow KLife to continue operating at this location. The youth ministry was previously denied a permit to operate in a residential area near Stillwater High School. – Photo by Chris Peters

The Stillwater City Council tackled property compliance and public safety matters during their meeting Sept. 22 while warning residents about a fraudulent invoice scheme targeting people who appear on city meeting agendas.

The council unanimously advanced to second reading an ordinance to rezone property at 1212 S. Perkins Road from Light Industrial to Commercial General to bring an existing church into compliance with city zoning regulations. The property houses KLife, a Christian youth outreach organization, along with a vehicle detail shop.

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