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.
This Sunday, December 21st, our 8:30am Morning Prayer service will take place outside in the Columbarium. On the shortest day of the year, we’ll gather to remember that darkness can also be a gift—a space to share grief, find comfort and rest, and reaffirm our hope.
This Sunday, December 21st
Join us this Sunday, December 21, at 10:15 am, online or in person, for Mayflower’s beloved annual tradition: Christmas Extravaganza! This joyful service features favorite carols, special music from our chancel musicians and handbell choir, a homily, and the lighting of the fourth Advent candle. We hope you’ll join us for this festive celebration of the season!
Join us Sunday, Dec. 21st at 5pm, when Bella Voce Chamber Choir, Mayflower’s Ensemble in Residence, will perform their Christmas concert "Nine Lessons and Carols!" under the direction of Eric Hileman.
Experience the joy and wonder of the season through a beautiful blend of scripture readings and carol singing. Bella Voce has prepared a selection of timeless carols that will surely fill your heart with peace and joy.
The concert begins at 5pm at Mayflower Church (3901 NW 63rd St, OKC) and is open to the public. It promises to be a wonderful evening full of magical music. We look forward to seeing you there!
Experience the joy and wonder of the season through a beautiful blend of scripture readings and carol singing. Bella Voce has prepared a selection of timeless carols that will surely fill your heart with peace and joy.
The concert begins at 5pm at Mayflower Church (3901 NW 63rd St, OKC) and is open to the public. It promises to be a wonderful evening full of magical music. We look forward to seeing you there!
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.
Every Advent, we light candles, sing carols, and prepare our hearts for Christ’s coming because we believe God entered a frightened world to bring good news. Our hope is not flimsy or fleeting. It’s gritty, resilient, and can endure—no matter what we fear or face. This season, let us insist on hope and trust that good news is greater than fear.
- Amid the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, our Advent Morning Prayer service offers a space to pause, breathe, and connect with this sacred season. Our Advent theme this year gently invites us to identify where fear is present—both in the Advent story and in our lives—while also finding our way toward hope that good news is greater than fear. If you are feeling the tension of holiday stress, carrying the weight of grief, or simply seeking a quiet moment of stillness, join us at 8:30am.
- You can access our digital Advent devotional using this link.
- Advent & Art Intergenerational Sunday School meets on Sundays, through Jan. 4th, at 9:15am in Classroom 2, to cultivate the spirit of Advent through creativity, relationships, and scripture. All are welcome!
- Our Christmas Eve Services begin at 4pm and 6pm on Wednesday, Dec. 24th. The 4pm service will include you-pick 'em carols and storytelling, while the 6pm service will include familiar hymns and a homily. Both services end in candlelight. All ages and stages will be in the sanctuary on Christmas Eve - no childcare available.
On Sunday, December 28th, at 10:15 am, our Christmas celebrations will continue with a special Brunch Church service. Our usual Morning Worship will take place in Milligan Hall, where we’ll gather around tables for music and prayer, a shared meal, and guided conversations. In person and online via Zoom link below. Sign up to bring a potluck dish to share using 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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