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Western Oaks Christian Church
(Disciples of Christ)
Outreach Ministry:
Mobile Meals Preparation -- 9:00 a.m., Wednesday
Through the Outreach Ministry of Western Oaks Christian Church, members prepare and deliver meals each Wednesday within a specified geographical area. Volunteers are needed, and anyone interested in cooking or delivering meals, please call the church Administrative Assistant at 789-8812.
To start receiving mobile meals, please call Mobile Meals of Oklahoma County: 405-607-2314 to discuss the Mobile Meals program:
Outreach by Providing Space to Neighborhood Groups
We share our space with the Oklahoma County Elections Board for precinct voting, with Oklahoma Department of Human Services for training events, with Putnam City West parents for a place to feed supper to the football team, with the Putnam City West soccer team for practice space, with the Bethany YMCA for summer camp programs, Al-anon, and other groups.
Refuge Church Supper
Four or five times a year, volunteers from Western Oaks Christian make supper and take it downtown to serve to members of Refuge Church, most of whom are homeless. We join them in their church service before we serve them dinner.
Health Fair
The church arranges for health care service providers to come to the church to provide information, free services such as flu shots, and an opportunity to donate blood.
Events for Neighborhood Children
The church provides Trunk or Treat, an Easter Egg Hunt, and a place for kids to play basketball.
Fellowship Ministry:
Family Fellowship Gatherings
Each month the church provides opportunities for families to do some fun activities together such as trips to the Zoo, Science Museum, Water Park, or just staying at the church for fun games and fellowship.
Fellowship Coffee
Every Sunday, after the 11:00 a.m. service, church members and visitors enjoy coffee, punch and goodies, as they fellowship together in the parlor of the church. Sunday school classes and other groups take turns providing the food.
Fellowship Dinners
Several times a year, the Fellowship Committee organizes potluck dinners with special themes and programs. Watch the newsletter for dates and times.
Disciples Women's Fellowship, 6:00 p.m. on the 3rd Thursday
This group is open to all women, young and old. We enjoy Bible study, fellowship, food, and participating in Mission projects.
Western Oaks Men's Fellowship Breakfast, 7:30 a.m. 1st Saturday of the month
Come join us at The Olde Orchard Restaurant, 7339 N.W. 23rd St., Bethany, for a great meal and great fellowship. All church men are invited. Bring a guest! Our meetings are held the first Saturday of each month, except there will be NO meetings in July and August. We look forward to seeing you there. If you would like to be on an email reminder list, please call the church office (789-8812) and give your email address to be used to notify you for the Men's breakfast.
Christian Women's Fellowship (CWF) 9:30 a.m. on Tuesdays for sewing and service projects, except the second Tuesday for a business meeting and luncheon at 10:00.
CWF is a study, fellowship and service group for all women who are members or friends of Western Oaks Christian Church. 2021-2022 Officers: Betty Singleton, President; Charlene Majetic, Vice-President; Linda Patzack, Secretary; Terry Spreier, Treasurer; Marlene Word, Worship Chairman; Sandra Spillman & Charli Meador, Service Co-Chairman; Marilyn Chalk, Calling Chairman; Jenna Droke, Coffee Chairman; Charlene Majetic, Membership Chairman; Betty Jane Spreier & Lynda Gervais, Sunshine Co-Chairman.
Caring and Sharing Group, 5:00 p.m. 2nd and 4th Wednesdays for supper together, and 4:00 p.m. on the 3rd Sunday of each month.
If you have lost a loved one please feel free and especially invited to attend our monthly meeting on the third Sunday of the month. We meet at 4:00 p.m. for one hour and have programs of interest pertaining to grief and the active continuance of life without our loved ones. We offer fellowship, Christian love, and a safe place to share our personal grief, support one another as we progress through the sad journey of death, AND we even laugh a lot. Fellowship get-togethers are on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at various local restaurants, usually at 5:00 p.m. Please contact Margo Thein at (405)947-1873 or (405)630-0770 or Charlene Majetic at (405)830-2281 for information about where we will be eating. Remember, no RSVP's are required for meetings or dinners.
Bridge for Fun, 1:00 a.m., second and fourth Wednesdays
Bridge is played just for fun. Come and enjoy cards and good fellowship. Meetings will be 2nd and 4th
Wednesdays at 1:00 p.m. in Room 117. If you would like to participate please call the church office (789-8812)
Music Ministry
Choir, 7:00-8:30 p.m. Wednesdays, September through May
All who are interested in singing with the choir are welcome to attend. Contact Ron Manning if you have any questions. Nursery service will be provided to accommodate parents with young children. During the summer, there are many opportunities for singers and instrumentalists to provide solos or duets for the church.
A Message from Ron:
There’s nothing that stirs my heart and mind like singing the great hymns of the church! The Music Department is now preparing timeless and new music to focus our hearts and minds on God’s greatest gift to us, Jesus Christ. Our music and prayers are our expressions of love and thankfulness in response to this timeless gift.
Praise Band -- as scheduled:
Our praise team presents music with a contemporary sound during the Contemporary Service each Sunday morning at 9:00 am.
Education Ministry
Adult Education:
Adult Sunday School Classes--10:00 a.m., Sunday
Rejoice and Serve
This traditional Bible class studies from the curriculum provided by the Disciples of Christ. There is no age requirement, just a desire to rejoice and serve Christ. The class is taught by T.J. Johnson (789-3831) and Janice Andrews in Room 117.
Life's Lessons
This class uses various study guides to improve upon their life skills, and they decide the topic of study. There is no age requirement. The class is taught by Bob Melton (721-4611) in Room 113.
Common Factor
This class deals with various study books related to the Bible, especially the focusing on the context in which the Bible was written. There is no age requirement. The class is taught by Dave Schroeder (946-5274) in Room 112.
Lenten Series
Soup for the Soul is an opportunity for anyone to gather for a simple meal of soup and salad and participate in educational talks led by various guest speakers.
Vacation Bible School
Every summer the church hosts one week for Vacation Bible School for all ages. Adults have a special class for them as well as children.
Children and Youth Education
Children's Worship and Wonder--meets during the Sunday 11:00 a.m. worship beginning after the children's sermon.
Children's Sunday School--Grow-Proclaim-Serve--10:00 a.m., Sunday.
We offer an interactive Bible story based curriculum for children kindergarten through 5th grade. Each week the children learn a new Bible story. We also provide nursery care for children birth through pre-k.
Youth Groups, Sunday -- 6th--12th Grades, 2:30 P.M. to 4:00 P.M.
See for complete schedule: Western Oaks Children and Youth website here:
www.woccyouth.org
Vacation Bible School
Adult and youth volunteers create educational experiences for children, for all ages, during evenings for one week, culminating in a Sunday program during church.
Summer Church Camp
Children and youth are encouraged to attend a Disciples church camp. The whole church participates in fund-raising events to assist kids with costs.
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