2026 Summer Series
We all love a wonderful story. The kind of tale that makes you laugh, brings a quick tear to your eye, and stays with you long after the final bow. Musicals do so much more than just entertain us with catchy songs. They ask deep questions about who we are and how we treat the people around us.This summer, we are bringing that exact magic right into our worship services.
Over this six week series, we will explore some of the biggest Broadway hits to uncover the powerful spiritual truths hidden right in the script. Together, we will discover how stepping beyond ourselves and connecting with others can bring true hope and purpose to our everyday lives.
July 26: Come From Away
Discover the deep power of radical kindness and community.
About Come From Away
When planes across North America were grounded following the September 11 attacks, nearly 7,000 passengers unexpectedly found themselves stranded in the small town of Gander, Newfoundland. Based on these remarkable true events, Come From Away tells the inspiring story of how an ordinary community responded with extraordinary generosity, opening their homes and hearts to complete strangers. Through unforgettable songs and compelling storytelling, the musical celebrates compassion, resilience, and the power of human connection.
When Strangers Become Neighbors
At its heart, Come From Away isn’t simply about an unexpected detour—it’s about the choices people make when faced with uncertainty. As strangers became neighbors and fear gave way to friendship, the story reminds us that even the smallest acts of kindness can have a lasting impact. This Sunday, we’ll explore how these remarkable true events point us toward the hope, compassion, and selfless love we’re called to share with others every day.
Downtown Campus Guest Performers
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Edmond Campus Guest Performers
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August 2: Operation Mincemeat, A New Musical
Learn how God uses your most unexpected, creative gifts.
About Operation Mincemeat
Based on an astonishing true story, Operation Mincemeat follows one of the most daring and unlikely deception missions of World War II. With wit, clever storytelling, and a lively score, the musical recounts how an unconventional team of intelligence officers used creativity and courage to alter the course of history. Blending comedy with heartfelt moments, it celebrates the power of ordinary people accomplishing extraordinary things.
Unexpected Heroes
Behind its humor and fast-paced storytelling, Operation Mincemeat reminds us that courage often comes in unexpected forms. Rather than relying on fame or strength, the story highlights how wisdom, teamwork, and quiet acts of faithfulness can make an incredible difference. This Sunday, we’ll explore how God often works through ordinary people, using unexpected gifts and unlikely circumstances to accomplish extraordinary purposes.
August 9: The Outsiders, A New Musical
Tear down dividing walls to find true belonging.
About The Outsiders
Based on S.E. Hinton’s beloved novel, The Outsiderstells the timeless story of friendship, family, and finding hope in the midst of hardship. Set in 1960s Oklahoma, the musical follows Ponyboy Curtis and his friends as they navigate loyalty, loss, and the divisions that separate their community. With an emotionally powerful score and unforgettable characters, the story explores what it truly means to belong.
More Than Labels
At its heart, The Outsiders challenges us to look beyond the labels that divide us. Beneath every rivalry and every difference are people longing to be seen, valued, and loved. This Sunday, we’ll reflect on how compassion has the power to break down barriers and how God’s love invites us to see one another not by our circumstances, but by our shared humanity.
August 16: Shrek, The Musical
Embrace the highly unique masterpiece God made you to be.
About Shrek the Musical
Based on the beloved DreamWorks animated film, Shrek the Musical is a hilarious and heartwarming adventure filled with memorable characters, catchy songs, and plenty of laughter. As Shrek sets out on an unexpected quest, he discovers that true friendship, love, and acceptance are often found in the most surprising places. Beneath its fairy tale humor is a story about embracing who we are and celebrating what makes each of us unique.
Beauty Beyond Appearances
While Shrek is filled with laughs and larger-than-life characters, its message reaches far beyond the fairy tale. The story reminds us that our worth isn’t determined by appearances or the opinions of others, but by the love we give and receive. This Sunday, we’ll consider how God’s grace invites us to look beyond outward appearances and discover the beauty and value within every person.
Edmond Campus Guest Performers
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FAIRYTALE DRESS UP DAY | AUGUST 16
Get ready to bring your favorite fairy tale to life! Join us for worship on Sunday, August 16, dressed as your favorite fairytale character in honor of St. Luke’s on Broadway production of Shrek at both the Downtown and Edmond campuses. Everyone is welcome, so come as you are: crown, ogre ears, and all!
August 23: Death Becomes Her
Seek deep, eternal meaning instead of surface beauty.
About Death Becomes Her
Based on the hit film, Death Becomes Her is a darkly funny musical that follows two lifelong rivals whose pursuit of youth, beauty, and success leads them down an unforgettable path. Packed with dazzling performances, sharp wit, and spectacular theatrical moments, the story explores the lengths people will go in search of lasting fulfillment—and the unexpected consequences that follow.
Chasing What Lasts
Beneath its comedy and spectacle, Death Becomes Her asks timeless questions about what truly satisfies the human heart. In a world that often encourages us to chase appearances, status, and perfection, the story reminds us that those pursuits can never fully satisfy. This Sunday, we’ll reflect on where lasting hope, purpose, and true fulfillment are found.
August 30: Hamilton, An American Musical
Build a lasting legacy of love and service.
About Hamilton
Blending hip-hop, jazz, pop, and traditional musical theater, Hamilton tells the remarkable story of Alexander Hamilton and the founding of the United States through an innovative and unforgettable score. More than a history lesson, the musical explores ambition, sacrifice, relationships, and the desire to leave a meaningful legacy. Its powerful storytelling has made it one of the most celebrated musicals of our time.
The Legacy We Leave
At its heart, Hamilton asks what kind of legacy our lives will leave behind. While achievements and accomplishments may shape history, the musical also reminds us that our relationships, choices, and character often leave the deepest impact. This Sunday, we’ll explore what it means to live with purpose and how the legacy God calls us to build reaches far beyond our own lifetime.
Downtown Campus Guest Performers
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Edmond Campus Guest Performers
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Highlighted Songs This Year
Service Times & Locations
St. Luke’s on Broadway takes place during worship at the Downtown and Edmond Campuses.
The Downtown Campus (222 NW 15th Street) services are at 8:15, 9:30 and 10:50 a.m. and Edmond Campus (900 N. Sooner Road) services are at 9 and 11 a.m. each Sunday. If you are not able to attend in person you can watch live online or the Television broadcast on Sunday Mornings at 10:30 a.m. on KOCO Channel 5 (week delayed).
What is it about Broadway that excites our minds and touches our hearts? The music? The dancing? Of course! But sometimes a story is so powerful, we can see ourselves in the characters. We share their joy. We understand their pain. In the end, we are inspired. You will be too – through guest performers and meaningful messages as we experience some of the most memorable musicals ever written.
Below are some videos from previous years. St. Luke’s have been doing St. Luke’s on Broadway for more than 10 years!
Downtown Campus Broadway Songs Playlist
Edmond Campus Broadway Songs Playlist
Broadway Sermon Archives
Downtown Campus: Jenny Rader, Maitreya LaMoreaux, Charlie Ludden, Charlie Burns-Lankford, Joseph Campbell, Susan Riley, Olivia Ritchal, Hannah Butler
Edmond Campus: Emily Pace, Lance Overdorff, Justin Larman, Demarcus Dawson, Taylor Reich, Emily Pace, Savannah White Lewis, Abby Redmon, Auburn Hilliard
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Edmond Campus Guest Performers and Bios





