•  Monthly Theme for May is "Awakening Curiousity"
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“Gift of a New Day”

The best part of waking up is hopefully better than Folgers. With birds, breakfast, spiritual practices, sunshine, and a new start, the first hours of the day are worth celebrating, no matter what time you start.  Direct link to service.

Chalice Camp 2026

Chalice Camp 2026

Chalice Camp 2026 - June 1st through 5th

“Our Journey’s Roots” is the theme for this year! Camp is open to all!

Register now as the deadline is May 15th.

Camp Location is: Camp Twin Cedar: 1 Twin Cedar Ln, Guthrie, OK 73044

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Change for Change Partnership

Change for Change Partnership

Our Change for Change recipient for the month of May is The Community Response Network.

The Community Response Network (CRN) formed in 2025 in response to the targeting of Oklahoma’s Latino community and people. With a core team of extremely dedicated young Latinx leaders, they mobilized to document ICE stops, and to educate their community members about their rights and ways to protect their loved ones. Their work has evolved and expanded rapidly in response to these times.

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Annual Meeting of the Congregation - Sunday, June 7, 12:15 pm Sanctuary

Annual Meeting of the Congregation – Sunday, June 7, 12:15 pm Sanctuary

at the Meeting you will: Elect Officers, Trustees, and Others.
Receive Annual Reports, Approve the Budget & Other Business

If you have been a member in good standing since April 7, 2026, you are eligible to vote!

A voting member is someone who has done these 3 things by April 7, 2026 (the 60 days in advance date before the vote on June 8, 2025):

Signed the Membership Book
Paid on a pledge for 2025
Has made a written pledge for 2026-2027

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“Curiosity Is A Moral Responsibility” Online or In person
May 17, 2026 11:00 am with Rev. Lance Schmitz

Curiosity is not just a personality trait; it is a moral responsibility. In a world shaped by fear, outrage, and easy assumptions, the courage to wonder about one another may be one of the holiest acts we have left. What if faith begins not with having all the right answers, but with refusing to stop asking loving questions?
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