Sunday Worship Schedule/ Events—
Sanctuary Worship is at 8:30 and 11am.
Sunday School is from 9:45-10:45am for children and adults.
May
May 30, Thursday— Crafternoon, 2:30-5pm
June
June 2, Sunday— Pride on 39th Parade, 6pm
June 5, Wednesday— Project Transformation reading, 10am-noon AND Youth, 5:30-7:30pm
June 6, Thursday— Crafternoon, 3-5pm
June 12, Wednesday— Project Transformation reading, 10am-noon
June 13, Thursday— Crafternoon, 3-5pm
June 19, Wednesday— Project Transformation reading, 10am-noon AND Youth, 5:30-7:30pm
June 20, Thursday— Crafternoon, 3-5pm
June 24-27, Monday through Thursday, 5:30-8pm— VBS
June 26, Wednesday— Project Transformation reading, 10am-noon
June 27, Thursday— Crafternoon, 3-5pm
July
July 3, Wednesday— Project Transformation reading, 10am-noon
July 7, Sunday— ONE service, Outdoor Worship at 10am
July 11-13, Thurs- Sat— Youth Mission Trip to Goodwell UMC
July 10, Wednesday— Project Transformation reading, 10am-noon
July 17, Wednesday— Project Transformation reading, 10am-noon AND Youth, 5:30-7:30pm
July 21, Sunday— Crown Heights’ Night Out at Barrios, 5pm
July 24, Wednesday— Project Transformation reading, 10am-noonAND MRT meeting, 5:30pm
July 31, Wednesday— Youth Fun Night, 5:30-7:30pm
August
August 4, Sunday— Kids’ Pool Party, noon- 3pm
90th Anniversary Celebration
On September 8, 2019, Crown Heights UMC celebrated 90 years of ministry. In worship we lit candles for members who laid the foundation of faith on which we now stand. We learned more about our history, especially what the Methodist Episcopal Church looked like back in 1929 in Oklahoma. Rev. Trina Bose North preached on God’s presence finding us and freeing us to live fully. In between services, the church gathered for a fun time to fellowship. We enjoyed delicious crepes from Crepe Brewers food truck. Musician Steven Stark entertained us on the back patio. And we displayed pictures of the past 90 years. We give thanks for the ministries of this church for the last 90 years, and pray God’s blessings on our future together. May Crown Heights United Methodist Church continue to worship and serve this community in the years to come.