About Les Feldick

Les started teaching home Bible Study classes in the 1960s. In 1990, one of his students with connections to a local TV station approached Les about taping a 30-minute weekly program. At this point, his classes were held in Tulsa, Muskogee, McAlester, Tahlequah, and Wilburton and they were all more than supportive of the idea. Together, these five classes were able to raise all but $100 of the first year’s programming cost.

The rest is history. The television class was taped each month and by 2009, Les completed the entire Bible Study, from Genesis to Revelation. These programs continue to air on television and radio, all over the United States and Canada, as well as internationally in Europe, Africa and beyond. And as always, the program is funded in full by the generous gifts of the television audience.

About The Ministry

Les Feldick Ministries has partnered with other ministries to give thousands of dollars in free bible study materials to inmates, people in transition programs, and to the blind/visually impaired.

We also partner with and support the following ministries:

Fountain of Christ Ministries – Haiti
Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry
Crystal Media Group Asia Radio
Grace Harbor Church – Dr. Gary Miller

An Update from Les

Ministry Updates

Newsletter – Oct – Nov – Dec 2026

With the changing of seasons and cooler temps, we are entering an eagerly awaited stretch of programming with the books of the Bible that Les emphasized as doctrine for the Body of Christ – Paul’s letters to the Church – The Epistles. It begins with the book of Romans and the much anticipated “Roman’s Road to Salvation”. Those physical structures-built millennia ago have long symbolized the path man travels to come to a relationship with God. The first stop on our metaphorical road is Romans 1:16 ~ For I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek. That Gospel of Christ and the fact that it was shared with the Gentiles was a new and controversial concept, especially to the Judaizers who remained in their legalism. Next, we have Romans 3:23 ~ For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; This is a verse that Les referred to as one of the “absolutes of scripture” we must recognize we are all sinners and those sins are accountable to a perfect God.