Edmond Campus Discipleship Groups
For detailed information about a specific class, email Rev. Josh Attaway.
Edmond Campus: Sunday Morning Community Groups
Linda Harris | linda.harris56@sbcglobal.net | Frances Zerger | efzerger@cox.net
The Journey Class meets on Sunday mornings to discuss topical books, Bible passages, instructional video lessons, or guest presentations. We are a group of adults who welcome anyone who wants to share in Christian education on Sunday mornings, at occasional mission activities, and at various planned social events.
* Will resume classes in September 13, with a study of the twelve disciples.
Julie Evans | Jmevans1126@gmail.com
Designed for empty nesters, singles, or couples, you can deepen your faith while forging new friendships as part of Horizons Community Group. This is a wonderful chance to meet new friends, grow spiritually, and continue your faith journey.
Zach Russell | gzachrussell@gmail.com
This group is for adults with young families, couples, or singles. They meet on Sunday mornings at 10:15 in Room 133. Childcare and Sunday School are provided for children during the class time.
Ginger Kelliher | ginger.kelliher@gmail.com
We are a discussion based class where members decide on the curriculum and take turns presenting the various lessons. This group is open to couples and singles, age 50+.
Cristina Arriens | tarriens@yahoo.com
The Vine is a community group for parents of youth students! Connect with other parents, build friendships, and support one another as you guide your middle and high school teens. Starting September 13 they will begin a new study, Adam Hamilton’s “The Walk.” Come grab a cup of coffee and join us!
Edmond Campus Community Groups
Rev. Josh Attaway | jattaway@stlukesokc.org
Start your week with purpose and connection! The Men’s Community Group gathers every Monday at 7 a.m. in the Youth Room at the Edmond Campus. This Bible study group dives deep into scripture, exploring a book of the Bible verse by verse to uncover its meaning and relevance for our lives today.
They are currently studying the book of Luke, and this group is open to men of all ages. Whether you’re new to Bible study or a seasoned participant, you’ll find a welcoming community and meaningful discussions.
Crystal Wagner | crystalwagner@icloud.com
Karen Littlefiled | retirekaren@gmail.com
This group is women from about 28 to 80+ years of age and has lively discussions. The zoom starts at 9:40 a.m. with discussion and the study starts at 10 a.m. We select and study based on the group wishes. Studies have included works by Adam Hamilton, Josh Scott, and Matt Rawle. Our members serve the church in a variety of ways from Choir to our food ministry and caring for one another.
Sarah Cohea | sdcohea@gmail.com
Rev. Josh Attaway | jattaway@stlukesokc.org
Looking to grow as a man, husband, or father? The Under Construction Community Group is here to help you on that journey. Open to men of all ages, this group meets on Fridays at 7 a.m. in the Youth Room at the Edmond Campus.
Currently Studying: The Secret of Life: Paul’s Christ Centered Philosophy in Philippians by F. Scott Spencer
This is a great opportunity to connect with other men and explore the teachings of Jesus through His parables. Don’t miss out on this chance to grow in faith and community!
St. Luke’s has a long-standing commitment to be available to people who experience all kinds of losses, but especially for those who experience a substantial death in their family. It is our hope that this information will be helpful to you for guidance in your time of need.
Good Grief:
St. Luke’s offers a continuing grief group for anyone – church member or member of the community. The loss can be for anything causing grief, such as empty nesting, loss of a job, divorce, loss of physical ability, death of a loved one.
The group meets during the summer months on the third Tuesday of the month at 6:30 – 7:30 and during the fall and spring sessions of Wednesday Night Alive. Check the schedule to see the time offered during WNA. Debbie Moore, LPC facilitates the group and for more information please email Debbie or TEXT her at (405) 822-1297. She also can provide counseling services one on one for those who request additional care.
Good Shepherd Ministry:
Good Shepherd Ministry gets in touch with people who have had a life changing loss, most frequently the loss of a spouse or immediate family member. They will call a few weeks after the service to schedule a visit (with your permission) to meet with you and discuss the process of grief and leave some helpful information and gifts with you. The people delivering have also gone through a significant loss and can empathize with your situation. People have found this ministry to be helpful in the time after everyone leaves and they are adjusting and transitioning to a “new normal”.
If you would like to contact someone for more information or to schedule a visit please text Vicky McDowell at (405) 818-5853, or text Judy Daniel at (405) 323-7576.
In the Loss of a Loved One or Substantial Family Loss:
Help and support at the time of death and guidance for arrangements, please contact the Edmond Church at (405) 285-2002 and follow the directions how to contact pastoral care. Rev. Josh Attaway, or in his absence, another pastor on staff will be in touch to guide you through arrangements and set up support for you.
The St. Luke’s family of faith cares about you and your well-being. We want to help in such a time of need. It would be our honor to assist you through this difficult time.
God Bless you.
Special Interest Groups
Laura Manwell | laura.manwell@gmail.com
Ladies of all ages are welcome to enjoy a night out with food, fun, and fellowship! Meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at a different local restaurants.
Julie Slaughter
This group meets in the Narthex for a fun and relaxing time of fellowship, knitting, and other crafting projects. Feel free to bring your own projects with you to work on together. Knitters of all experience levels are welcome. If you have never knitted before, we love to teach beginners! Whether you are InKnit for knitting, relaxation, learning something for the first time, fun, or fellowship, you are welcome to join in.
Beginners are welcome from noon – 1 p.m. for instructions from some seasoned knitters.
Mary Rachel Bailey | maryrbailey@yahoo.com
United Women in Faith, formerly known as United Methodist Women, is the official organization for women within the United Methodist Church that originally started in 1869. The St. Luke’s United Women in Faith is a diverse group of women where all are welcome to be a part of the UWF purpose and mission. You don’t have to be a part of the St. Luke’s congregation to be part of the United Women in Faith. We gather in fellowship and with purpose to support missions for women, children, and youth and act for justice and transformation of communities.
Click here to visit the UWF page. You’ll find more information about National UWF and individual UWF circle groups.
