In a world where loneliness is an epidemic, building relationships and connecting to community is more important than ever. In an effort to build a more connected Kansas-Oklahoma Conference, churches across our two states will be hosting a series of Holy Conversations this fall. Between the weekends of August 23 and October 19, you will have the opportunity to travel and gather with other members of the UCC to break bread, engage in some type of worship, and connect with old friends and new. Keep an eye out for registration on the KO website (kocucc.org); signups will begin after General Synod 35 in July.
“Holy Conversations” at Open Arms will take place on weekends through Saturday, October 11th.
Open and Affirming Grief and Loss Support Group on the 3rd Thursdays of the month, 6-7pm.
This is a one-hour support group for anyone going through loss or grief: it could be loss from a death, loss of a relationship, employment, or a difficult diagnosis, etc.
Next meeting is September 18th.
We hope you can join us for the Interfaith Alliance of Oklahoma Annual Dinner
Thursday, September 25 at 6:30pm at 4100 N. Lincoln Blvd., OKC 73105
Suggested $50 Donation Per Person
If you are UNABLE to REGISTER here, please register by emailing us at tiaokc@gmail.com with your Name, Email Address, Phone Number, Faith Tradition, and any Dietary Restrictions.
Donations may be paid during online registration or at the check-in
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.
