Announcements
We worship at 10am on Sunday, online and in-person, with Sunday School for all ages at 9am.
- Advent devotionals are now available. You can pickup a printed devotional at the church or use the digital version available here.
- All ages and stages are invited to join the Intergenerational Advent Sunday School class in-person or online in Classroom 1 of the Christian Ed wing of the church. Join us Sundays in December at 9am as we build community during this special and holy season.
- Sunday, December 22nd is our annual Christmas Extravaganza, with special music and lots of carols, so you won’t want to miss it!
- On December 24th, we’ll gather at 4pm and 6pm for our traditional Christmas Eve services, ending with candle light and the singing of Silent Night.
- As we turn to 2025, Star Word Sunday offers us a chance to focus our intentions. Join us on in-person and online on Sunday, December 29th to receive a 2025 Star Word during worship.
SOLACE, Mayflower’s youth group meets in person for Sunday School and Wednesday evening youth group meetings. If you or a student in 6th-12th grade you know is interested in joining SOLACE, you can email the youth minister, Steven Christofferson, by clicking the button below.
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Once you have the app, please be sure to allow notifications. It's the best way we have of letting you know about church closures during inclement weather.
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You asked for it, and here it is. We are happy to announce that our new 2024 T-shirt is available just in time for the upcoming season's events, like Marathon Sunday and ALL of the Pride events scheduled for June. The shirts are $20 each and come in a variety of adult sizes. Mayflower's yard signs are also available for purchase for $10.
Mosaic Community Church is hosting a “Travelers’ Candlelight Service” for those who can’t attend their church’s Christmas Eve service. This special service offers carols, communion, and candlelight. The service begins at 6pm on Monday, December 23, and is sponsored by Mosaic, Mayfair Heights UMC, Church of the Open Arms, Cathedral of Hope, and Mayflower.
Come and find your quiet center! In this 90-minute workshop, participants will learn about and engage in a variety of exercises designed to reduce stress and anxiety and bring about thoughtful self-reflection. This workshop is interactive so we will experience and try the various activities. All materials and handouts are provided, just bring your sense of wonder and curiosity!
Registration is limited to 20 people per session. This workshop will meet in-person in Milligan Hall.
Registration is limited to 20 people per session. This workshop will meet in-person in Milligan Hall.
This workshop will be led by Rachel Morse (she/her/hers). Rachel is an educational trainer with the Oklahoma State Department of Health. Her career has been spent in social work, including HIV/AIDS prevention and education, disaster recovery, foster care, and adoption. She spent two years doing Constituent Services for the U.S. House of Representatives under Congresswoman Kendra Horn of Oklahoma and loved every moment of being in service to her OKC community. Rachel volunteers with CASA of Oklahoma County, dotes on 10 nieces and nephews, and dabbles as an amateur genealogist.
WEBS new book is: "Life After Doom: Wisdom and Courage for a World Falling Apart" by Brian McLaren
Join WEBS for engaging discussion online and in person on Wednesdays at 5:30pm beginning Oct. 9th as they explore Life After Doom: Wisdom and Courage for a World Falling Apart by Brian McLaren.
McLaren defines doom as the "un-peaceful, uneasy, unwanted feeling" that "we humans have made a mess of our civilization and our planet, and not enough of us seem to care enough to change deeply enough or quickly enough to save ourselves."
Blending insights from philosophers, poets, scientists, and theologians, Life After Doom explores the complexity of hope, the necessity of grief, and the need for new ways of thinking, becoming, and belonging in turbulent times. If you want to help yourself, your family, and the communities to which you belong to find courage and resilience for the deeply challenging times that are upon us - this is the book you need right now.