If you’ve ever wanted to join us for LGBTQ+ prison ministry, you have to get trained by the Department of Corrections first. Please contact Pastor Kayla if you are interested.
These are the upcoming training dates for 2026:
May 16 Central/OKC
July 25 Central/OKC
Sept 12 Central/OKC
Nov 7 Central/OKC
Pastor Kayla needs about 5-10 people to attend this Key to Home training: please let Pastor Kayla know if you are interested.
Wednesday, May 20th; 6:30 – 8:00 PM(dinner included)
Disciples First OKC: 1701 N Pennsylvania Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73107
This training focuses on:
- Building a clearer understanding of the landscape of homelessness in OKC, including myth-busting common misconceptions of who is impacted and why
- City strategy updates, success stories, and current gaps in the system
- Highlighting the most effective ways faith communities/volunteers can deepen their impact
The communities in attendance will be:
- Church of the Open Arms and Cathedral of Hope OKC
- Emanuel Synagogue
- Mosaic Community Church
- First Unitarian Church of OKC
- Disciples First OKC
With Flock Safety’s license plate reader (LPR) technology, law enforcement agencies across the country can track Oklahoma’s drivers in real-time — without a warrant, probable cause, or even reasonable suspicion of wrongdoing. Join the ACLU of Oklahoma and partners for a presentation from ACLU National and a panel conversation as we discuss Flock’s nationwide data sharing model. Food will be provided. Registration is highly encouraged. https://secure.ngpvan.com/omSR_s8cGUeWtyH3tcOD0A2
Register at: https://forms.gle/vp8tSS6P5mKBnmuN9
The Interfaith Alliance’s Many Beliefs Serving Together Committee is returning to the OKC Zoo, one of our most popular work project locations, the morning of Sat. May 30th (time TBD). As is our group’s tradition, in addition to our hands-on work, we will host a conversation prior to our shift’s start time with questions relevant to our interfaith community. Mutual understanding and dialogue are more important now than ever! Thank you for joining us!
On Sunday, May 31st our worship theme will be “The UCC: What We Believe.” This is a great day to invite a friend to worship with you so everyone can learn more about the United Church of Christ.
Community Pride Gathering – OKC: Wed. June 3rd 7pm at New Covenant Christian Church 12000 N Rockwell Ave.
Join us for a powerful evening of music, reflection, and community as churches from across the metro come together to celebrate Pride. This gathering will center the beauty, dignity, and belovedness of LGBTQ+ lives, while creating space for healing, joy, and connection. Whether you’ve been part of a church your whole life, have been hurt by one, or aren’t sure what you believe—you are welcome here.
What to expect:
A collaborative, inclusive service led by affirming churches across OKC
A message from Rev. Sheridan Irick (of Mayflower UCC)
A community choir (open to all!)
Live music from a full band
A meaningful and welcoming liturgy
A space of joy, reflection, and belonging
Want to sing?
Everyone is invited to join the community choir!
Rehearsal: 6:00 PM
The choir will sing during the service
Service Time: 7:00 PM
Location: New Covenant Christian Church
12000 N Rockwell Ave, Oklahoma City
Can’t attend in person?
We’ll also be streaming the service live—stay tuned for the link! Come as you are. Bring your friends. Bring your whole self. Because at the end of the day, we’re simply trying to live this out: Love one another. Every single other.
Sign-up to volunteer for a shift in one of our Pride booths at church. Shifts are about 2 hours and the sign-up sheet is in the church lobby.
Fri. June 5th, 2pm-8pm
Sat. June 6th, 12pm-8pm
Zoom Book study on
Wednesdays 1-2pm
Wed. June 10: pg. 1-67
Wed. June 17: pg. 69-141
Wed. June 24: pg. 143-181
Wed. July 1: pg. 183-221
Our children are invited to this camp hosted by St. Stephens UMC June 15-18th from 530-800 with Thursday night being a community potluck with food, inflatables, etc. This year our theme is “All We Need is Love” and each night will have a different theme of Generosity, Kindness and Celebration. We are Interfaith so all faith backgrounds are welcome! So far this year we have Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Muslim, Jewish and Methodist participating. We focus on what brings us together and what we have in common, there is no proselytizing at all.
Sign-up to volunteer for a shift in one of our Pride booths at church. Shifts are about 2 hours and the sign-up sheet is in the church lobby.
Sat. June 27th, 12-5pm
Cathedral of Hope will have a booth at this Spirit Fair and Pastor Kayla will be offering oracle readings during the Saturday shift from 11am-2:30pm. COH members can sign up to work the booth on Saturday or Sunday!
