We send the link to the bulletin in our weekly email newsletter. If you are visiting the church and don't have a smart phone or don't feel like you can manage this on your own, ask one of the Greeters at the church to check out a tablet to use during the service. You can also print the bulletin directly from the link to bring with you, if you prefer!

Pastor Sheridan’s Theology Through Fiction class continues in October, online and in person, with a fitting read for the Halloween season: Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Read along with us as we examine the text through a theological lens and consider what it might have to tell us about God, religion, and what it means to be human. We will gather in the Seekers Room; childcare is provided.

• Tuesday, Oct. 28th at 6:30pm  — Volume III

Join us for a Freedom Vigil as we stand in solidarity with immigrant families and demand an end to the detention and deportation of nonviolent, law-abiding community members. Across the country, people are gathering outside ICE facilities, local jails, courthouses, and other centers of power to shine a light on the erosion of due process and the rise of authoritarian overreach. Together, we affirm that justice, compassion, and the rule of law must apply to everyone—regardless of immigration status. This moment matters because the government’s attacks on immigrants are not only tearing families apart—they are setting dangerous precedents that threaten the constitutional rights of all Americans. When due process is denied to one group, the foundation of democracy itself is weakened. By coming together in public, peaceful resistance, we send a clear message: our communities believe in fairness, dignity, and accountability. This will be a peaceful, family-friendly event featuring community speakers, moments of reflection, and opportunities to take action. Please bring candles, signs, and your commitment to stand with those whose rights and dignity are under threat.

WHIZ KIDS is a one-to-one faith-based volunteer literacy tutoring and mentoring program for 1st - 4th graders. Mayflower is paired with Crown Heights United Methodist Church. We tutor students from Wilson Elementary School in OKC on Thursday afternoons during the school year.

Sound interesting? Contact Donna using the button below to have all your questions answered.

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.

It’s that spooky and sweet season again, and we’re celebrating in true Mayflower style! Join us on Wednesday, Oct. 29th, at 6pm for Trick-or-Eat, our Halloween-themed potluck filled with games, laughs, and community spirit. Dress in your funniest or spookiest costume; bring your favorite dish to share; and get ready for plenty of treats, a few tricks, and games for kids and the young at heart. To ensure there’s a variety of dishes, please sign up via the Mayflower app or website. Come for the food, stay for the fun, and let’s make this Halloween unforgettable!

Sunday, November 2nd, is our All Saints Service of Remembrance, and as part of that, we invite everyone to bring a photo or memento of those who you are remembering to worship and place them in front of the pulpit and the lectern when you arrive.

Our Annual Meeting is scheduled for Sunday, November 9th, at 4pm. We will gather in Milligan Hall to discuss and vote on the proposed 2026 budget and nominations for the governing boards as well as get updates on the activities of the church. While you must be an active member to vote, everyone is welcome to learn more about the work and mission of this beloved community. Available both online and in person. Childcare is provided.