The Interfaith Alliance’s Many Beliefs Serving Together Committee is excited to invite you to volunteer for the Friends of the Metropolitan Library System’s Annual Book Sale on Sunday, February 22nd.
Many Beliefs Serving Together provides forums to practice the values of service and support shared by all people of faith or no faith. We have volunteer events throughout the year. If you are interested in joining us, please fill out this volunteering form.
As is our group’s tradition, in addition to our hands-on work, we will host a conversation with questions relevant to our interfaith community along with snacks. Assigned tasks will be physical in nature, but tasks can be accommodated if there are special needs.
Mutual understanding and dialogue are more important now than ever. Do a good deed for your community while making new friends and enjoying camaraderie with your interfaith community!
For Lent this year, we’ll be looking at the 12 Steps of Recovery and applying them to our Spirituality.
Pastor Kayla is looking for story-tellers who have experience with the 12 steps (AA, Al-Anon, etc.). If you would like to tell a 3-5 min personal story about one of the steps, please contact Pastor Kayla.
Feb 22: Steps 1 & 2
Mar 01: Step 3 & 4
Mar 08: Steps 5 & 6
Mar 15: Steps 7 & 8
Mar 22: Steps 9 & 10
Mar 29: Steps 11 & 12
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:
Jan 24 Central/OKC
March 14 Central/OKC
May 16 Central/OKC
July 25 Central/OKC
Sept 12 Central/OKC
Nov 7 Central/OKC
The Mosaic Community Church council hired Jay Williams as their new Director of Young Adults. He will begin a new ministry with young adults from Mosaic, Open Arms, and Cathedral of Hope that will meet on a weekly basis. They will also continue to do service projects around the Metro. Plans also include a service-learning trip in 2026!
Jay lives in Wewoka, OK, and works during the week at Phillips Theological Seminary in the Admissions and Student Services department. He is also working on his Master of Theological Studies. He is a graduate of Oklahoma City University and has studied at Vanderbilt in Nashville. Jay has been raising his nephews who are in their senior year now! Jay previously served on staff as an associate pastor at Mosaic.
