Directed by Megan Borum

Infants and Toddlers 

Our Infant & Toddler Care program offers a warm, loving, and safe environment for your little ones while you attend your adult class on Wednesday evenings. Infants and toddlers will receive personalized care and attention from our experienced team, ensuring they feel secure and loved. With age-appropriate activities such as gentle play, sensory exploration, and storytime, children will enjoy a calm yet engaging atmosphere tailored to their developmental needs. Parents can focus on their class, knowing their young ones are in trusted hands, enjoying a peaceful evening of care and nurturing.

Directed by Megan Borum

Two and Three Year Old Children

We offer a fun, safe, and nurturing environment for your little ones while you attend your adult class on Wednesday evenings. Our dedicated childcare team provides age-appropriate activities designed to engage and entertain toddlers, including interactive games, creative play, songs, and crafts. With a focus on socialization, early learning, and emotional development, children will enjoy a structured yet playful atmosphere. Parents can relax and focus on their class, knowing their children are in caring hands.

Directed by Megan Borum

Preschool through Kindergarten

Workshop of Wonders is a joyful, engaging class designed for four year old and kindergarten-aged children. This fun-filled program offers a balanced mix of structured group activities and free exploration, where children will experience 30 minutes of Children's Choir, singing songs that nurture their love for music and introduce them to leading in worship. The second half of the class, the Workshop of Wonders, focuses on hands-on learning and faith formation, featuring Bible stories, prayer, devotions, and STEM activities that spark curiosity and creativity. Each session is thoughtfully designed to foster spiritual growth and developmental skills through playful learning, helping little ones grow in faith and wonder.

Directed by Megan Borum

Grades 1 - 5

Discipleship, Play, and Music. Fun activities and 30-minute rotations. Children will choose a new class every 4-6 weeks.  The first two options are LEGO Master Class and Kids Fiber Art Class.

LEGO Master Class

Calling all young builders! In this exciting LEGO Master Class, kids in grades 1-5 will team up to design and create their own unique projects each week. Working in small groups, they'll have the chance to unleash their creativity, solve challenges, and bring their wildest LEGO ideas to life. Whether building structures, vehicles, or entire worlds, each session offers new opportunities for fun and teamwork. Get ready to build, create, and explore the endless possibilities with LEGO!

Kids Fiber Art Class

Unleash your child’s creativity in this fun and relaxing class where kids in 1st-5th grade will learn the art of crochet and explore other fiber art techniques! From making a cute bumblebee to colorful creations, each week students will dive into the world of yarn, thread, and fabric to craft beautiful, one-of-a-kind projects. The class is designed to be a creative, hands-on experience where kids can unwind, express themselves, and build their skills in a supportive and fun environment. Whether they’re learning to crochet for the first time or experimenting with new materials, this class is all about creativity, relaxation, and fun!

Led by Karen Hudgens with Debbie Lord

Cherub Choir: Preschool through Kindergarten

Junior Choir: Grades 1 - 5

Children’s Choirs provide fun and age appropriate activities that focus on worship arts. Instruments, singing, and movement are used to encourage rhythm development, listening skills, and self expression. Most important is for children to experience their part in leading worship at Edmond First United Methodist Church. The Children’s Choirs participate by learning musical responses (Gloria, Doxology, Benediction, etc.) and preparing anthems for worship several times a year. 

Directed by Rev. Jamison Rudd

Mid-High and Senior High Groups

Dive into discipleship, games, and community formation with our new Associate Pastor and Director of Student Ministries, Rev. Jamison Rudd. This is an excellent place for adolescents to grow in their faith and make new friends, all while having fun!

How do you want to be remembered? What will be your legacy?

How can you best deal with aging issues—grief—slowing down/loss of energy--anticipation of your own death? 

In the next semester of our Wednesday “The Gathering” you will have the chance to explore these and related issues in a “non anxious” environment that includes resource persons experienced in helping you with these questions.

In eight Wednesday afternoon sessions—January 8 through February 26—these three and other resource people will be available to help you write your own obituary, funeral or memorial service and learn how to do those things that will help your family during that time. This information would also be helpful to “care givers.” Seminars will convene at 4 p.m. to help participants who do not want to drive after dark.

The three discussion leaders are:

Rev. Carl Petering, an ordained Evangelical Lutheran Minister who has taught chaplaincy courses at a number of academic and medical institutions.

Nancy Davis, Retired Critical Care Nurse

Rev. Dr. Joe Davis, an ordained United Methodist Pastor (retired) and a former Hospice Chaplain.

*Additional experienced professionals in related fields will be speaking and answering questions.

Rev. Dr. Tiffany Nagel Monroe is leading a class this spring that will walk through and explore the sacred rhythms of our lives through the stories and devotions offered by author Bob Goff.

“Catching Whimsy will help you leave behind endless cycles of planning and floundering and instead wake up to the curiosity, delight, and possibility in this marvelous adventure called life.

Inspired by a reading from the Bible that will help root you in God's Word for the day

Captivated and encouraged as Bob tells you stories that connect to your faith and how you can live today with purpose

Gently nudged toward a life of satisfaction and possibility by insightful questions and prompts

You don't have to stay stuck in ambivalence and paralysis, unsure of the right next step. Instead, get settled in God's love for you and start journeying, wide-eyed and expectant, into a more meaningful life, a more engaged faith, and a more intentional future. Catching Whimsy will whisper some much-needed truth, hope, and whimsy into your days. You are only one or two decisions away from a more beautiful and winsome life; you just need to decide to access it through a door God leaves ajar for you each day.”

To purchase the book: CLICK HERE

In this Grow Group, Rev. David Clewel asks the question “are there connections between Jazz and Theology?” and explores the relationship between both.

Each session will begin with consideration of a different characteristic of jazz through listening, video, and discussion.

In the second part of each session we’ll dig deep in reading and discussion of different theological concepts related to that night’s aspect of jazz. Six sessions with a possible special bonus session.

Love working with yarn or curious to try your hand at fabric arts? Starting this January, we’re launching a Yarn & Fabric Arts Group for creators of all skill levels! Whether you’re an experienced knitter, crocheter, or someone who’s never picked up a hook or needle, this is the perfect space to gather, learn, and create together.  If you're a beginner, class leader Bethany Bone will be offering hands-on lessons in crochet, helping you master the basics and get started on your own beautiful creations.

While our focus is on yarn crafts, we also welcome other fabric art enthusiasts to join in. This group is all about building community, sharing ideas, and enjoying the creative process—no perfection required!

Bring your current project, or just bring your enthusiasm. We’d love to see you there!

Stacy Christopher and Megan Borum invite you to join us for a class designed for parents of young children (birth to age seven), where we’ll explore practical strategies for nurturing your child’s emotional and developmental growth. Drawing from the Five Love Languages and The Whole-Brain Child, this class will provide valuable tools to strengthen your connection with your child, foster positive behavior, and support their social and emotional well-being. Each session will focus on different aspects of parenting, from understanding your child’s unique love language to using brain-based strategies that promote healthy development. In addition to expert insights and hands-on techniques, there will be plenty of opportunities to connect with other parents, share experiences, and build new friendships. You'll leave with a deeper understanding of how to raise confident, resilient, and happy children—all while building a loving, connected family dynamic and a supportive community of parents.

Directed by Esther Park

All Welcome

Our talented Chancel Choir will rehearse every Wednesday from 7:15 P.M. to 8:45 P.M. in the choir room. There is a seat in the choir loft just waiting for you. Now is the perfect time to share your gifts with our community of faith.