305 E Hurd Edmond OK 73034 United States
Handbell Choir
Music, Arts and Worship
Our adult handbell choir enhances our worship services about once a month. Rehearsals are held throughout the academic year on Mondays at 6:45 in the handbell rehearsal room (104B of the main building).
Alcoholics Anonymous
Caring
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. For more information, please visit
www.aaoklahoma.org.
AA meetings are offered at the Wesley Foundation Student Center, 310 E. Hurd at the following times:
Mondays, 12:10 pm - Big Book meeting type
Wednesdays, 12:10 pm - Step Study meeting type
Fridays, 12:10 pm - Came to Believe meeting type
Saturdays, 12:10 pm - Big Book meeting type
Allies in Action
Caring
Friends and family members of the LGBT+ community meet the first Tuesday of every month from 6:30-8:00p.m. in room 316 of the Main Building. Come, join in the conversation as together we learn about and love all God's children.
Worship on Hurd
Worship
Every Sunday at 10:50 a group of diverse individuals gather as a community to worship and grow in Christ. At Worship on Hurd, we strive to welcome everyone, whether you think you are a sinner or a saint. By incorporating contemporary music within a liturgically rich worship, we try to embody authenticity and vulnerability as we grow in grace to be the children of god we are created to be.
Sermons are usually given by our Senior Pastor, Rev. Dr. Sam Powers or our Associate Pastor, Trey Witzel and mirror those that are preached in the sanctuary services. Holy Communion is celebrated in Wesley Hall on the second and the last Sunday of the month.
Hospital Care Team
Caring
Our hospital care team volunteers care for those in the hospital through regular visits, phone calls and prayers.
Worship Service
Worship
Two identical worship services are offered at 8:30 & 11:00a.m. in the Sanctuary. Our Senior Pastor, Rev. Samuel Powers is the primary preacher and Holy Communion is celebrated on the first Sunday of every month.
We are proud to worship in the liturgical tradition. Liturgy literally means “work of the people” and it includes shared written prayers, responsive readings and affirmations of faith that come from the variety of Christian tradition as well as those newly written for our context today.
The pipe organ and piano serve as the primary instruments for accompanying our singing. We are blessed with a large adult choir that sings virtually every Sunday throughout the year while our adult handbell choir and two children's choirs also take leadership roles throughout the year.
Whether it's through the majestic sound of a full congregation singing one of the great hymns of the faith with a pipe organ or through the intimacy of a quiet prayer, we pray that these services will uplift and strengthen your spirit.
Chorister Choir
Music, Arts and Worship
The chorister choir exists to provide children with opportunities to become deeply devoted followers of Christ by instilling a love for and understanding of worship.
In this ensemble - geared toward children in 1st - 5th grades - the children learn the fundamentals of music reading and gain insight into basic patterns of worship.
Cherub Choir
Music, Arts and Worship
Our Cherub Choir exists to provide children the opportunity to become deeply devoted followers of Christ by instilling a love for and understanding of worship.
In this choir - designed for children in Pre-K 4 & Kindergarten - the children learn to sing accurately and develop his/her voice for use in worship.
Worship Service
Worship
Two identical worship services are offered at 8:30 & 11:00a.m. in the Sanctuary. Our Senior Pastor, Rev. Samuel Powers is the primary preacher and Holy Communion is celebrated on the first Sunday of every month.
We are proud to worship in the liturgical tradition. Liturgy literally means “work of the people” and it includes shared written prayers, responsive readings and affirmations of faith that come from the variety of Christian tradition as well as those newly written for our context today.
The pipe organ and piano serve as the primary instruments for accompanying our singing. We are blessed with a large adult choir that sings virtually every Sunday throughout the year while our adult handbell choir and two children's choirs also take leadership roles throughout the year.
Whether it's through the majestic sound of a full congregation singing one of the great hymns of the faith with a pipe organ or through the intimacy of a quiet prayer, we pray that these services will uplift and strengthen your spirit.
Cancer Support Group
Caring
If cancer is a part of your life, do not cope alone; you have a church and a cancer support group that is here for you! Edmond FUMC members Tammy Padgett and Sue Amy are both cancer survivors who invite you to the Cancer Support Group's monthly meetings: third Friday of the month at 10 am in the Main Building, Room 314.
Items discussed are confidential. Come fund out more about fellowship, increaded awareness, healing, optimism, strength, understanding and growing together.
Adult Choir
Music, Arts and Worship
Edmond FUMC is blessed to have a 50-voice adult choir that enhances our worship and outreach programs. Rehearsals are held on Wednesdays from 7:15-8:45p.m. and Sundays from 5:00-6:30p.m. though members need only attend one of those rehearsals per week.
The ability to read music is helpful though not required. The ensemble sings nearly every Sunday (with the exception of the month of July) at the 8:30 & 11:00 services. Twice a year, they present a cantata or small oratorio.
Sunday School Classes
Worship
With 14 distinct adult classes (and new ones forming every year), we seek to provide a place for everyone to unpack their faith in a supportive, small group setting.
Simply contact the church office to inqure as to what class(es) may suit your needs.
