Downtown Campus Small Groups
Due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus, many of the groups listed below are meeting virtually or are taking a break until circumstances are safer to meet in person.
For detailed information about a specific class, email Rev. Josh Attaway.
Downtown Campus Adult Sunday School
All Ages | Room 209
Get up with the sun to study with us about the Son each week. Join us for an in-depth Biblical study each week at 8:30 a.m. in Room 200.
30 to 40 | Room 206
This class is a mixture of singles, couples and couples with children in their late 20s to 30s. The class curriculum is varied but always seeks to help class members grow in our faith.
All Ages | Room 120 – Parlor
This is a class open to couples of all ages. The class enjoys Biblically based studies from highly knowledgeable teachers.e Content
55 and older | Room 205
The class is a diverse mixture of couples and singles who support several community projects. The main source of this aid is cash raised by monthly pot-luck dinners held at members’ homes, on a volunteer basis. Sunday school subjects are as diverse as the members’ imaginations, ranging from Chaos Theory to “The Life and Times of Constantine.”
50 and older | Room 202
This class for singles and couples features lessons on subjects from Biblical studies to current events. The class works on several mission projects throughout the year.
30s and 40s | Room 208
This fun and relaxed class for young adults includes couples and couples with children. Class members lead lessons in a discussion format that features many laughs and inspiring spiritual discussions about our faith and the scripture as it relates to everyday life issues.
50 and older | Room 207
The Genesis class is comprised of both couples and single adults. The class primarily discusses how our Christian faith impacts and defines our lives in the world.
Intergenerational | Room 225
The Insight class is focused on understanding how to live the Christian faith in today’s world. Using materials from Biblical and Theological writers, both traditional and contemporary, the class explores our understanding of what we believe and why. The class is loosely structured and most class-time is spent in study and discussion.
40s and older | Library in the Mansion at St. Luke’s
This class is a group of open-minded adults (couples and singles), who are willing to express our interpretation of various topics of discussion. A small and informal group, discussion-oriented classes are facilitated by class members. Topics are varied and include speakers, video, and Bible studies, using art and music.
All Ages | Room 201
|This warm, friendly group of baby boomers & up enjoys a presentation to start class with time for questions, answers, and discussion. Topics selected have ranged from Bible study to the Russian Mission to Andy Griffith programs, to the history behind the colored glass windows at St. Luke’s. Topics are selected to enlighten, inspire and educate our members and are taught by experts in the chosen topics. We also have monthly lunches or dinners to meet with each other in a less formal setting. Come join us, you will be glad you did.
Intergenerational | Room 204
Searchers is a discussion based class focused on the teachings of Jesus and the New Testament. Instead of having a Sunday school teacher, everyone in the class reads a passage from the Bible and comes prepared to discuss. Different individuals lead each session, but the joy is found in the diversity of perspectives around each topic. After several months studying the Gospels, we are now studying the early church as described in Acts.
Multi-generational (40s to 80s) | Room 106 – Vaught Chapel
Multi-generational (40s to 80s), multi-racial class, focused on Bible study and discussion. We have a great time together and are eager to learn from one another. Anyone is welcome!
50 and older | Room 222
The Unity Class is diverse in their beliefs and is mainly a discussion group. The class typically sponsors projects for Skyline Urban Ministry, McKee Center, the Shelter for Homeless Women and other projects. The class welcomes singles or couples.
60 and older | Room 130
This class is an active, energetic and committed group involved in the music ministry, Mobile Meals and El Sistema. The flexible curriculum, though Bible-based, is chosen for its relevance and to encourage class discussion. The Upper Room is a group of couples and singles with a wide range of ages and diverse backgrounds.
All Ages | Room 209
The Wesley Class, comprised of couples and singles, is actively involved in many areas of the church and community. Lessons include Bible studies, current events and cultural interest as they apply to our faith. The class participates in a variety of mission projects, including cooking for mobile meals once every other month.
All Ages | Room 200
St. Luke’s Afterglow class was founded a few years ago as a way to help heighten and enhance the elation and joy experienced during the Sunday morning LifeLight worship service. We are a “young” class of 40s and up! We have wonderful, insightful and fun discussions that challenge us to grow in our faith. We welcome anyone and any age to join us!
Downtown Campus Community Groups
This group is open to men of all ages who are seeking to grow in faith with one another through bible study, fellowship, and discussion.
Rev. Keith King | kking@stlukesokc.org
Men of all ages are invited to the Under Construction: Building Men of God group. This lunch meeting promotes fellowship and growth with other dads and husbands. Lunch is provided for $5 and childcare is available.
Amy Givens | agivens@stlukesokc.org
Women from all ages and stages – stay at home moms, retired women, working women, and more—attend the study and the group is always open to newcomers! The hour is a discussion-based study – often a book study of biblical characters or topics to help you grow and find support in your faith journey. Childcare is provided and lunch is also provided for $5/person. This group is taking a break for the summer months and will resume with a new women’s study in August.
Georgeann Osby | 751-9046
Tiffany’s Legacy is a women’s bible study that meets weekly on Wednesdays from 9:30 to 11 a.m. in room 204, except for in the summer months. It’s a small group bible study where women can find caring fellowship while focusing on different series that encourage spiritual growth.
This group is open to all young adults in their 20s and 30s – couples and singles. The group does book studies together at different locations around the metro.
This group is open to all young adults in their 20s and 30s – couples and singles. The group meets for a potluck dinner, study, fellowship, and service.
Amy Givens | agivens@stlukesokc.org
We gather for weekly Bible Study at 9:45 a.m. each Monday morning at St. Luke’s Downtown. We focus on growing in our faith, while developing relationships through fellowship with one another. We use various methods of study to include video material and small group discussion.
Special Interest Groups
Devon Sisson | petministry@stlukesokc.org
This community group invites animal lovers to take part in sharing, growing, and serving together as we experience the remarkably unique and spiritual relationships that we share with the animals who provide us with comfort and companionship.
Taylor Easttom | moms@stlukesokc.org
Because moms have a hard job, we want to create a time for you to have fun with your kids and meet other moms! This is a great opportunity for moms with kids to enjoy fellowship together.
Matthew Schmitz | matt405@att.net
If you are a hobbyist runner, training for a marathon or even a 5k, you are invited to come meet some new friends. This group meets at various times for training, fun runs, and events.
Mary Rachel Bailey | maryrbailey@yahoo.com
For more than 150 years, the United Methodist Women has been a community of women whose purpose is to know God and to experience freedom as whole persons through Jesus Christ; to develop a creative, supportive fellowship, and to expand concepts of mission through participation in the global ministries of the church. Across the country, members “put faith into action” by raising up to $20 million every year for projects related to women, children, and youth in more than 100 countries around the world.
St. Luke’s women have been serving in some form since the church begin meeting in 1889 with the women of the church sewing bonnets and aprons to pay for the new minister’s room and board. In 1905, the women began to reach out to the world and a Foreign Missionary Society was formed. That began their history of service in both foreign and local missions. It wasn’t until 1972, that the various women’s organizations united together and became the St. Luke’s United Methodist Women. The UMW came into being as a missionary organization and this continues to be their purpose.
Click here to visit the UMW page.
