Edmond Church of Christ

Welcome

Glad you are here and want to find out more about us. The Edmond Church of Christ is an active community of faith in Edmond, OK, made up of Christians who care for each other and want to serve God. Every Sunday, hundreds of men, women and children from various backgrounds come together to worship God, declare faith in His son, Jesus, and explore the Bible.

Our faith is not just practiced on Sundays. It is the foundation for every relationship and all the events of everyday life. We believe our faith should make a profound impact on our lives, including our relationships, jobs, resources, and decisions. We view the Bible as the inspired Word of God, and we strive to follow the teachings and principles of the New Testament. As a community of faith, we take our purpose of "Making Disciples" from Jesus' commission in Matthew 28.

Let us pray for you.

SUBMIT A PRAYER REQUEST

Fill out an online prayer request form if you have a concern to share, a burden to carry, or a praise to share. Our shepherds will remember you in prayer.

Join us for one of two Sunday morning worship services: 8:15am or 10:40am, and Bible class at 9:30am.

Interested in joining us for in-person worship or want more information, please email Kevin.

We currently have two in-person Sunday morning worship services (8:15am and 10:40am). We also livestream the 10:40am service on Youtube.

News & Events

easter eggstravaganza for kids on april 2

All children up to the 5th grade from the community and church are invited to our annual Easter Eggstravaganza on Sunday, April 2, at 2:00pm in the north parking lot (Note: this is the week before Easter). Join us for free carnival games, egg hunts by age, popcorn, and a visit from the Easter Bunny. Bring your Easter basket and get ready for a great time. For more information, contact Brenda or Hannah.
women's ministry to host 'conversations'
Women of all ages are invited to a special time of encouragement called "Conversations: Shepherds’ Wives Share Their Life & Faith Stories" at 6pm in the chapel on select Sundays at Sunday Night for the Master.
- March 26: D’Ann Allenbach, Denise Roberts, Brenda Gordon
- April 23: Marilyn Dean, Enid Lollar, Ann Buxton, JoAnn Lowry
- April 30: Rachelle Goodin, Audrey Mauck, Mary Keck
angel park community project to bless our neighbors and church family

God has provided a vision for how we can enhance Angel Park and use it even more as a way to connect with our community. The Angel Park Community Project will create a unique outdoor space for our community and congregation. A “meditation station” built into the city’s walking trail, pavilion, outdoor amphitheater, and communal green space highlight the project. Imagine the opportunities we will have to share the love and message of Jesus with others as neighboring schools, businesses, organizations, ministry groups and families gather in Angel Park. If you have not yet had a chance to join us in what God is doing through the Angel Park Community Project, give today.

Pledge & Give to help make this vision a reality.
2023 daily bible reading plan now available

Our 2023 daily Bible reading plan allows you to read the entire Bible (or just the New Testament) in one year while only reading five times a week. Take a day off or catch up on weekends. The Old Testament readings are arranged as chronological as possible, except for Job, possibly the oldest book in the Bible, which actually appears at the end of the plan. Psalms and New Testament readings are spread throughout. The Gospels are spaced out during the year to keep you constantly mindful of the life and teachings of Jesus. Commit to spending regular time in God’s word in 2023. Source: FiveDayBibleReading.com

download a 2023 bible reading plan
discipleship & service opportunities on sunday evenings

Last year, we shifted Monday for the Master to Sunday evenings. We began Sunday Night for the Master (SNFM) in the Fall of 2021, with some “Flex” Sundays built into the schedule for special events and assemblies. The purpose behind this decision is to provide increased opportunities for meaningful, discipling connections to be made within the congregation and community on Sunday evenings. Go to our news/events tab for more information, and check the weekly bulletin for an updated schedule of SNFM and "Flex" Sundays.
god-given mission provides congregational theme

Some of Jesus’ final words, after his resurrection and before ascending to heaven to be with His Father, were in the form of a commission to go into the world and make disciples. “Making Disciples” is our mission at the Edmond Church of Christ. We are called to be disciples of Jesus and to make disciples of Jesus. It is a mission that should not only serve as the primary mission and ministry-shaping force within the congregation, it must direct our lives as individuals and families. Join us as we allow God to shape us into devoted disciples of Christ and use us to make other disciples of Christ in this world.