Announcements
We offer two services on Sundays. Morning Prayer at 8:30am and Morning Worship at 10:15am online and in-person, with Sunday School for all ages at 9:15am.
On behalf of the Church Council, please join us on Sunday, November 8th, at 4pm for the 2026 Annual Meeting of Mayflower UCC, both online and in-person, where we will conduct the regular business of the church by voting on the operating budget, approve the slate of nominations to the governing boards and church council, and share information about the life of the church. While only Active Members* can vote, non-members are welcome to attend. Childcare is provided.
You can review the 2026 Annual Report using the link below.
You can review the 2026 Annual Report using the link below.
*defined in the bylaws as those who have officially joined the church, attend church or church activities when possible, join in the work and mission of the church as they choose, and return a pledge card indicating some level of support for the Operating Fund
You are invited to join Plymouth Guild in the church parlor on Tuesday, Nov. 10th, at 10:30am as we welcome Diane Laase and learn more about the Ladies Music Club of Oklahoma City.
The Ladies Music Club of Oklahoma City dates back to 1908, just a year after Oklahoma became a state. Its history extends beyond club recitals: it helped establish the city's first Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra and has supported young musicians through competitions and scholarships. Following Diane's presentation, we will go to Belle Isle Restaurant & Pub at 50 Penn Place for lunch. Everyone is welcome!
All ages and stages are welcome to begin the Advent Season after Morning Worship on Sunday, Nov. 29th in Milligan Hall as we learn more about our Ukrainian siblings and their Christmas traditions, decorate an ornament, and send messages of hope. Registration is required for this in-person only event. Contact Mayflower Dir. of Faith Formation Joanna Goodwin with questions.
At 6pm on Sunday, Nov. 15th, Mayflower’s Ensemble in Residence, Bella Voce, will present their Fall Concert: Love Abides in the sanctuary. This is free and open to the public, so please invite your friends.
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, Amanda Girdler, 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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Mayflower has partnered with Micah Community Center since July, providing a meal and two volunteer shifts on the second Sunday of every month. Whether you already participate in those efforts or want to learn more, you’re invited to the inaugural Micah Experience, a drop-in Event on Saturday, Nov. 14th, from 5-8pm at the Micah Community Center (6600 N Meridian Ave, Suite 151, OKC). This is a chance to experience the Center firsthand, understand homelessness in our community, and learn more about Micah and how you can help support its work. The whole family is welcome.
The 363 Group is once again asking for your generosity as we provide Christmas bags for our neighbors at Homeless Alliance and Joe’s Addiction. This year, we need knit hats in neutral colors and hand warmers. Please bring them to the church by December 8th, or use our Amazon Wish List to have them shipped directly to the church.
The Handmade Ministry group is also collecting hand-knit scarves for this event. If you enjoy knitting or crocheting, we would be grateful for your contribution. You can put them on the Scarf Tree located just outside the sanctuary. We will have a packing party after church on December 13th, putting together hats, hand warmers, socks, lip balm, and goodies. All are welcome to join the packing elves.
On Sunday, Nov. 15th, between 8am and 1pm, we are hosting the Oklahoma Blood Institute for a Blood Drive in Milligan Hall. You can sign up to give using the link below
WEBS has selected The Gospel According to Hobby Lobby: Inside a Billionaire Family's Quest to Craft a Christian Nation by Michael Blanding for their next book.
WEBS meets weekly in person in the Seekers Room and on Zoom for engaging discussions on Wednesdays beginning at 5:30pm.
Blanding examines the Green family, founders of the Oklahoma City-based craft-store chain, and explores how they have used their wealth and influence to advance their evangelical beliefs in American public life. From religious philanthropy and political advocacy to the creation of the Museum of the Bible, the book traces the connections among faith, business, and power-with a story rooted right here in Oklahoma City.
Our discussion will offer an opportunity to reflect on the book's challenging questions about religious liberty, the separation of church and state, and the role of Christianity in a diverse democracy. Blanding's account examines the family's involvement in the Christian nationalist movement and invites readers to consider the distinction between practicing one's faith and seeking to shape public policy around it.
Linking Families and Teens (LiFT) will meet in Classroom 1 of the Christian Ed Wing after Morning Worship, beginning this Sunday, Nov. 1st, and continuing on Nov. 8th and Nov. 15th. Lunch is provided. Please contact the Director of Faith Formation, Joanna Goodwin, with questions.