Sunday at 3 pm, First Congregational will meet at St. Michael’s Episcopal, 1601 W. Imhoff Road.  As part of the continuing Summer Pulpit Series, Don Holladay will be the guest speaker.  His sermon will be “Hijacking Jesus” from Matthew 25:35-40. For the service, music will be provided by Mary Sallee, pianist.  Steve Davis will serve as liturgist. Don Holladay is a retired attorney, as well as a writer and artist. He currently writes a local opinion column in the areas of law and social justice. He taught as an adjunct professor at the OU College of Law for 30 years and is a co-recipient of the Oklahoma Bar Association’s Courageous Lawyer Award. Attend in person or watch on YouTube via the website, normanucc.org. ‍ ‍

Childcare will be provided. Bring your clean styrofoam for recycling. Find more information and announcements on the church Facebook page or the website. Contact us via the website or at P.O. Box 1002, Norman, OK 73070.

Sunday at 3 pm, First Congregational will meet at St. Michael’s Episcopal, 1601 W. Imhoff Road.  As part of the continuing Summer Pulpit Series, Rev. Dr. Kathy McCallie will be the guest speaker.  Her sermon will be “A Taste of Cold Water” from Matthew 10:40-42.  Rev. McCallie is ordained by the United Church of Christ (UCC) and she is founder of Church of the Open Arms-UCC in Oklahoma City, associate professor of ministerial leadership and ethics at Phillips Theological Seminary/Tulsa, and director of the D.Min. program at Phillips.  For the service, music will be provided by Mary Sallee, pianist and Nicole Van Every, soprano.  Steve Davis will serve as liturgist. Attend in person or watch on YouTube via the website, normanucc.org Childcare will be provided. Bring your clean Styrofoam for recycling. Find more information and announcements on the church Facebook page or the website. Contact us via the website or at P.O. Box 1002, Norman, OK 73070.

Sunday at 3 pm, First Congregational will meet at St. Michael’s Episcopal, 1601 W. Imhoff Road.  As part of our continuing Summer Pulpit Series, Father Joe Farber will be our guest speaker.  His sermon will be "Religious Dialogue Between…?" from Matthew 10:23-39.  Father Farber is the Priest at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church.  He is a graduate of the University of Chicago and the OU College of Law. For the service, music will be provided by Mary Sallee and Kiegan Ryan.  Kyle Gregory will serve as liturgist. Attend in person or watch on YouTube via the website, normanucc.org. Childcare will be provided. Bring your clean styrofoam for recycling. Find more information and announcements on the church Facebook page or the website. Contact us via the website or at P.O. Box 1002, Norman, OK 73070.

Sunday at 3 p.m., First Congregational will meet at St. Michael’s Episcopal, 1601 W. Imhoff Road.  As part of our continuing Summer Pulpit Series, Dr. Chris Carter will be speaking.  His sermon will be "Matthew 25 Christianity" from Matthew 25:31-46.  Kyle Gregory will serve as liturgist. Special music will be provided by Mary Sallee and Kiegan Ryan. Dr. Carter graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a BA in Letters. After serving four years as an officer in the US Air Force, he returned to OU and earned a PhD in English.  After serving thirty-two years as a title analyst in the oil and gas industry, he retired and returned to the university classroom, both as a student and an instructor.  After ten rewarding years teaching mostly sophomore survey courses in the English Department, he retired again.  He now teaches "The Modern Short Story" to participants in the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at OU.  Attend in person or watch on YouTube via the website, normanucc.org.. Child care will be provided. Bring your clean styrofoam for recycling. Find more information and announcements on the church Facebook page or the website. Contact us via the website or at P.O. Box 1002, Norman, OK 73070.

Sunday at 3 p.m., First Congregational will meet at St. Michael’s Episcopal, 1601 W. Imhoff Road, and Rev. Kathy Brown will begin The Summer Pulpit Series which continues through July. Rev. Brown’s sermon is “When Compassion Breaks the Rules” from Matthew 9:9-13 and 18-26. Teri Muenchau will serve as liturgist and communion will be served. Special music will be provided by Mary Sallee, pianist, and Jay Wilkinson. Following a career in higher education, Rev. Kathy Brown received her Master of Divinity degree from St. Paul School of Theology and served as a minister at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in Tulsa. Attend in person or watch on YouTube via the website, firstcongregationalchurchofnorman.org. Child care will be provided. Bring your clean styrofoam for recycling. Find more information and announcements on the church Facebook page or the website. Contact us via the website or at P.O. Box 1002, Norman, OK 73072.

The Finance Committee will be meeting in the church library at 2:00 pm on Sunday, June 7, 2026

Sunday at 3 p.m., First Congregational will meet at St. Michael’s Episcopal, 1601 W. Imhoff Road, and Rev. Robin Meyers’ sermon will be “Original Blessing” from Genesis 1:26-31a. Terri Muenchau will serve as liturgist. Special music will be provided by Mary Sallee, pianist. At 2 p.m., a meeting of the Summer Speakers Series Committee will be held. Following worship, Coffee, Dessert and Conversation will be held. Attend in person or watch on YouTube via the website, normanucc.org. . Child care will be provided. Bring your clean styrofoam for recycling. Find more information and announcements on the church Facebook page or the website. Contact us via the website or at P.O. Box 1002, Norman, OK 73072.

Sunday at 3 p.m., First Congregational will meet at St. Michael’s Episcopal, 1601 W. Imhoff Road, and Rev. Robin Meyers’ sermon will be “On Being Pentecostal” from Acts 2:1-13 and Dick Coburn will serve as liturgist. Special music will be provided by Mary Sallee, pianist. Attend in person or watch on YouTube via the website, normanucc.org. . Child care will be provided. Bring your clean styrofoam for recycling. Find more information and announcements on the church Facebook page or the website. Contact us via the website or at P.O. Box 1002, Norman, OK 73072.

Sunday at 3 p.m., First Congregational will meet at St. Michael’s Episcopal, 1601 W. Imhoff Road, and Rev. Robin Meyers’ sermon will be “Finding and Fixing the Flaw” from Jeremiah 18:1-11. Richard Coburn will serve as liturgist. Special music will be provided by Mary Sallee, pianist. Attend in person or watch on YouTube via the website, normanucc.org. . Child care will be provided. Bring your clean styrofoam for recycling. Find more information and announcements on the church Facebook page or the website. Contact us via the website or at P.O. Box 1002, Norman, OK 73072.

First Congregational will meet at 3 p.m. at St. Michael’s Episcopal, 1601 W. Imhoff Road. Rev. Robin Meyers’ sermon will be “Feed My Sheep” from John 21:1-17. Louise Whitaker will serve as liturgist and special music will be provided by Mary Sallee, pianist, Kiegan Ryan, cellist, and Mark Billy, baritone soloist. Attend worship in person or watch on YouTube via the website. Childcare will be provided. Bring your Styrofoam for recycling. Find more information and announcements on the church Facebook page or the website. Contact us via the website or at P.O. Box 1002, Norman, OK 73072.

We will gather near the Depot at approximately 6:30 pm to participate in the Norman Pride parade.

First Congregational will meet at 3 p.m. at St. Michael’s Episcopal, 1601 W. Imhoff Road, where Pride Sunday will be celebrated. Rev. Robin Meyers’ sermon will be “What is to Prevent Me?" from Acts 8:26-39. Communion will be served. Louise Whitaker will serve as liturgist and special music will be provided by Mary Sallee, pianist, Kiegan Ryan, cellist, and Mark Billy, baritone soloist. Sunday evening at 6:30 p.m., congregants will line up for the Norman Pride Parade, which steps off at 7 p.m. in front of The Depot on Jones Ave. Attend worship in person or watch on YouTube via the website. Childcare will be provided. Bring your Styrofoam for recycling. Find more information and announcements on the church Facebook page or the website. Contact us via the website or at P.O. Box 1002, Norman, OK 73072.

Come visit us at our booth at the Pride Festival

Socialists for Jesus?

Rev. Robin Meyers’ sermon will be “Socialists for Jesus?” from Acts 2:42-47. Special music will be provided by Kiegan Ryan, cellist and Mike Evans, pianist. Sign-up sheets will be available for Pride weekend volunteers.  Attend in person or watch on YouTube Child care will be provided. Bring your clean styrofoam for recycling. Find more information and announcements on the church Facebook page or the website. Contact us via the website or at P.O. Box 1002, Norman, OK 73072.

Made Known to Them

Sunday at 3 p.m. First Congregational will meet at St. Michael’s Episcopal, 1601 W. Imhoff Road, and Rev. Robin Meyers’ sermon will be “Made Known to Them” from Luke 24:13-35. Special music will be provided by Kiegan Ryan, cellist and Mike Evans, pianist. Attend in person or watch on YouTube. Bring your clean styrofoam for recycling. Find more information and announcements on the church Facebook page or the website. Contact us via the website or at P.O. Box 1002, Norman, OK 73072.

Reverend Robin Meyers’ sermon will be “Sant Thomas of Doubt” from John 20:19-31. Special music will be provided by Mary Sallee, pianist, and Kiegan Ryan, cellist.

T-Shirt orders will be taken in preparation for Norman Pride weekend. Attend in person or watch on You Tube. Childcare will be provided.

We will meet at 3 pm at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, 1601 W Imhoff Road. Reverend Robin Meyers’ sermon will be “Easter in a Good Friday World” from Matthew 16:1-8. Special music will be provided by Kiegan Ryan cellist.

Childcare will be provided.

Coffee and Conversation

We will have our first Coffee and Conversation following the service on March 29th. There will be sign-ups on March 22 to help bring refreshments.

The Peace Donkey

Sunday at 3 pm, First Congregational will meet at St. Michael’s Episcopal, 1601 W. Imhoff Road, and Reverend Robin Meyers’ sermon will be “The Peace Donkey” from Matthew 21:1-11. At 2 pm, Dr. Meyers will lead a book study, featuring his book, “Saving God from Religion: A Ministers Search for Faith in a Skeptical Age.” Attend in person or watch on YouTube via the website, firstcongregationalchurch.org. Childcare will be provided. Bring your clean Styrofoam for recycling. Find more information and announcements on the church Facebook page or the website.

Following worship, “Coffee and Conversation” will take place in the foyer.

Saturday, the 28th, we will gather for the No Kings Rally at Legacy Park.

BOOK STUDY - Saving God From Religion

 Dr. Meyers will be teaching his own book (is that legal?) in the choir room beginning Sunday, February 22.  The book is SAVING GOD FROM RELIGION:  A Minister's Search for Faith in a Skeptical Age" (Convergent/Penguin/Random House, 2020).  If there are any questions for the author, no waiting.  All books will be signed if requested out of gratitude for being forced to buy them.
I have extra copies available to anyone who needs one.  See you soon for a lively conversation about an important but impossible subject:  God. 

BOOK STUDY - Saving God From Religion

 Dr. Meyers will be teaching his own book (is that legal?) in the choir room beginning Sunday, February 22.  The book is SAVING GOD FROM RELIGION:  A Minister's Search for Faith in a Skeptical Age" (Convergent/Penguin/Random House, 2020).  If there are any questions for the author, no waiting.  All books will be signed if requested out of gratitude for being forced to buy them.
I have extra copies available to anyone who needs one.  See you soon for a lively conversation about an important but impossible subject:  God. 

Faith Without Answers

Sunday at 3 p.m. First Congregational will meet at St. Michael’s Episcopal, 1601 W. Imhoff Road, and Rev. Robin Meyers’ sermon will be “Faith Without Answers” from Philippians 4:4-7. Kyle Gregory will serve as liturgist and special music will be provided by Kiegan Ryan, cellist and Mike Evans, pianist. At 2 p.m., Dr. Meyers will lead book study, featuring his book, “Saving God from Religion: A Minister’s Search for Faith in a Skeptical Age.” Attend in person or watch on YouTube via the website, firstcongregationalchurchofnorman.org. Child care will be provided. Contact us via the website or at P.O. Box 1002, Norman, OK 73072.

BOOK STUDY - Saving God From Religion

 Dr. Meyers will be teaching his own book (is that legal?) in the choir room beginning Sunday, February 22.  The book is SAVING GOD FROM RELIGION:  A Minister's Search for Faith in a Skeptical Age" (Convergent/Penguin/Random House, 2020).  If there are any questions for the author, no waiting.  All books will be signed if requested out of gratitude for being forced to buy them.
I have extra copies available to anyone who needs one.  See you soon for a lively conversation about an important but impossible subject:  God. 

Reverend Meyers sermon will be “Honest to God” from Acts 17:22-31. Special music will be provided by Kiegan Ryan, cellist, and Mike Evans, pianist.

Childcare will be provided.

BOOK STUDY - Saving God From Religion

 Dr. Meyers will be teaching his own book (is that legal?) in the choir room beginning Sunday, February 22.  The book is SAVING GOD FROM RELIGION:  A Minister's Search for Faith in a Skeptical Age" (Convergent/Penguin/Random House, 2020).  If there are any questions for the author, no waiting.  All books will be signed if requested out of gratitude for being forced to buy them.
I have extra copies available to anyone who needs one.  See you soon for a lively conversation about an important but impossible subject:  God. 

Reverend Robin Meyers’ sermon will be “Born Again?” from John 3:1-15. Music will be provided by Kiegan Ryan, cellist and Mary Sallee, pianist.

Communion will be served.

Childcare will be provided.

BOOK STUDY - Saving God From Religion

 Dr. Meyers will be teaching his own book (is that legal?) in the choir room beginning Sunday, February 22.  The book is SAVING GOD FROM RELIGION:  A Minister's Search for Faith in a Skeptical Age" (Convergent/Penguin/Random House, 2020).  If there are any questions for the author, no waiting.  All books will be signed if requested out of gratitude for being forced to buy them.
I have extra copies available to anyone who needs one.  See you soon for a lively conversation about an important but impossible subject:  God.