Announcements
We worship at 10am on Sunday, online and in-person, with Sunday School for all ages at 9am.
Join us Sunday, April 27th, for our Annual All Church Memorial Marathon Cheering Extravaganza, hosted by the Mayflower deacons. This is how and where we will be having church on the 27th. If you are unable to join us on the marathon sidelines, a prerecorded service will be available at 10am on Mayflower's Website, Facebook, and YouTube. We will gather across the street from Flower Garden Park, located at 4701 N Classen Blvd, in Oklahoma City!
The deacons will be there to welcome you from 8 to noon, but feel free to drop by whenever it’s convenient for you. Parking is available along 46th or 47th streets. Please note: there is no vehicle traffic in that portion of Classen during the Marathon).
Bring chairs or blankets for seating and a beverage. A canopy will be provided in case of rain or excessive sun. Please note that there are no restroom facilities.
Don't forget to wear your Mayflower T-shirt to show your spirit and support! We look forward to cheering on this year’s runners with you!
Bring chairs or blankets for seating and a beverage. A canopy will be provided in case of rain or excessive sun. Please note that there are no restroom facilities.
Don't forget to wear your Mayflower T-shirt to show your spirit and support! We look forward to cheering on this year’s runners with you!
Join us Saturday, May 10th, for our Rebuilding Together Day! Even if you missed the signup in Milligan Hall, your help is still greatly appreciated. We'll be lending a hand to Sharon Monteforte, our homeowner for this year, at 3409 NW 22nd St. in Oklahoma City. Our goal, as always, is to ensure that when we're done, the home is safe, warm, and dry.
We kick off the day at 8am with a hearty spread of donuts and coffee to fuel our efforts. We will take a break mid-day for a lunch of sloppy joes. Our work continues until the project is completed, so come prepared for a day of meaningful teamwork.
This year's tasks include painting and caulking, door and window repairs, some bathroom tile repair, and yard work. If you have tools and equipment you can bring along to assist with these tasks, please label them clearly and ensure they're collected at the end of the day.
We still need some volunteers to bring donuts, bananas, oranges, chips, and soft drinks. Some snack foods like cheese crackers and granola bars would be great as well. Please use the email link below to let them know what you plan to bring. Thank you!
We're excited about the opportunity to support another member of our community and help ensure that Sharon can continue to reside comfortably in her home. Your presence and assistance will make a real difference, and we can't wait to see you there!
This year's tasks include painting and caulking, door and window repairs, some bathroom tile repair, and yard work. If you have tools and equipment you can bring along to assist with these tasks, please label them clearly and ensure they're collected at the end of the day.
We still need some volunteers to bring donuts, bananas, oranges, chips, and soft drinks. Some snack foods like cheese crackers and granola bars would be great as well. Please use the email link below to let them know what you plan to bring. Thank you!
We're excited about the opportunity to support another member of our community and help ensure that Sharon can continue to reside comfortably in her home. Your presence and assistance will make a real difference, and we can't wait to see you there!
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.
Download our church's mobile app and get easy access to worship, events, and giving. Our app can be found in Google Play for Android users and Apple's App Store for iPhone users-see the links below. If you need assistance, contact the church office or ask one of our deacons on Sunday mornings.
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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Sunday, May 4th after the service.
Join the knitting and crocheting workshop on Sunday, March 30th, after worship. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crafter, come learn, create, and connect with others in this fun and relaxing gathering!
Sunday May 4th at 3pm.
Hiding in the Bible is what may well be an ancient beer recipe! Join Lisa Wolfe and recent OCU Alum Jamie Welsh for a fun Star Wars Day Sunday afternoon, learning about beer making then and now. Lisa will give the Bible-scholar back-story on ancient beer making, while Jamie, who spent 6 semesters as a research intern and lab technician at Stonecloud Brewing Company, will explain the chemistry.
Lisa M. Wolfe is Professor of Hebrew Bible, Endowed Chair, at United Methodist-affiliated Oklahoma City University; she also teaches for Saint Paul School of Theology, OCU campus. Her publications include “Uppity Women of the Bible,” Ruth, Esther, Song of Songs and Judith and Qoheleth (Ecclesiastes). Her writing also appears on WorkingPreacher.org, BibleOdyssey.org, and ChristianCentury.org. Rev. Dr. Wolfe has been ordained in the UCC since 2000.
Jamie Welsh is a 2025 graduate of Oklahoma City University, majoring in Cell and Molecular Biology and Minoring in Chemistry. Throughout her time at OCU, she has also played on the Oklahoma City University Women’s Golf team. She was named as OCU’s 2024 Women’s Golfer of the Year, a 2024 NAIA Athletic All-American, and an Academic All-American for her four years of college. Jamie will be gradating Summa Cum Laude in May and as the OCU’s Letzeiser Gold Medal Award Recipient. Starting in July, Jamie will be attending Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas.
This class will meet in the Seekers room or online. Childcare is provided.
Lisa M. Wolfe is Professor of Hebrew Bible, Endowed Chair, at United Methodist-affiliated Oklahoma City University; she also teaches for Saint Paul School of Theology, OCU campus. Her publications include “Uppity Women of the Bible,” Ruth, Esther, Song of Songs and Judith and Qoheleth (Ecclesiastes). Her writing also appears on WorkingPreacher.org, BibleOdyssey.org, and ChristianCentury.org. Rev. Dr. Wolfe has been ordained in the UCC since 2000.
Jamie Welsh is a 2025 graduate of Oklahoma City University, majoring in Cell and Molecular Biology and Minoring in Chemistry. Throughout her time at OCU, she has also played on the Oklahoma City University Women’s Golf team. She was named as OCU’s 2024 Women’s Golfer of the Year, a 2024 NAIA Athletic All-American, and an Academic All-American for her four years of college. Jamie will be gradating Summa Cum Laude in May and as the OCU’s Letzeiser Gold Medal Award Recipient. Starting in July, Jamie will be attending Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas.
This class will meet in the Seekers room or online. Childcare is provided.
WEBS new book is:
"Worth Fighting For: Finding Courage and Compassion when Cruelty is Trending" by John Pavlovitz
Join WEBS for engaging discussion online and in person on Wednesdays at 5:30pm beginning Apr. 16th as they explore Worth Fighting For: Finding Courage and Compassion when Cruelty is Trending by John Pavlovitz.
John Pavlovitz's Worth Fighting For is a stirring playbook for Christians who strive to ensure that kindness triumphs over toxicity. Forthright and encouraging, Worth Fighting For envisions a grassroots revolution of love led by a 'compassionate coalition of those who give a damn.'"-Foreword Reviews
John Pavlovitz has inspired millions to keep boldly loving both neighbors and strangers throughout the years of Trump's hate-mongering campaign and presidency and continues to be a voice of sanity and urgency when so much is still at stake.
It's a scary time for America, with rights for women and transgender people being rolled back, the truth about Black history and experience being silenced, and unrestricted gun violence on the rise. People who value inclusion, compassion, and the common good are understandably anxious and angry-but we can't give up hope. We need motivation to keep fighting for justice.
This inspiring volume features Pavlovitz's most important writing from the past several years alongside brand-new essays to provide the encouragement, stamina, and direction we need to keep going, even when things feel bleak.