Click here to join us online every Wednesday at 6:30am to pray together for our community and beyond.

Parish Communities are a formative rhythm of discipleship at Oaks Parish that help our church abide in Christ Jesus for the renewal of all things. Groups meet in regular rhythms throughout the month for men’s and women’s discipleship and monthly whole family gatherings for connection and fun! We encourage you to join a group that meets nearest to your own neighborhood when possible. Visit the Parish Communities page on our website to find all group information and sign up to join a parish community near you. Groups will begin meeting the week of September 20.

Join Bryan and Martha as they dive deeper into Sunday's sermon on the Oaks Parish Podcast. Listen to the new episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or the Oaks Parish website. 

Wednesdays at 10AM @ Oaks Parish
Senior adults are warmly invited to join us every Wednesday at 10:00am for a time of coffee, fellowship, prayer, and Bible study. Come enjoy a cup of coffee and good conversation as we encourage and care for one another, pray together, and open God’s Word together. We'll meet in the room behind the foyer with the large windows. This is a welcoming time to build friendships, share life, and grow in faith as we study Scripture together. Contact Steve Brewster (sdbrew914@gmail.com) with questions.

Celebrated every year on November 1, the Feast of All Saints is dedicated to the remembrance of all the saints who have led the way before us in faithfulness to Christ—both the martyrs and confessors of the faith that we read about in church history and the ordinary, faithful Christians we’ve known personally. As we continue to live the liturgical year together, we invite you to learn more about the significance of the Feast of All Saints and how you can commemorate in your household. Listen to our podcast episode on the Feast of All Saints on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Then, download the liturgy guide here for celebration ideas!

Tuesday, 11/3
If you'd like to participate with us in supporting houseless neighbors as they transition to sustainable housing, the next training for new Family Promise volunteers is Tuesday, November 3. New volunteers must complete the training prior to volunteering. Email Josh Hill for more information.

Sunday, 11/8 @ 8:30am in the Parish Hall
OP Kids volunteers are invited to a meeting on Sunday, November 8th at 8:30am in the Parish Hall. Hear updates, prepare for the Advent & Christmas season, and learn other helpful tips for working with children. Coffee and treats provided so please RSVP to Director of OP Kids, Sasha Cox. 

Saturday, 11/14, 7-9pm at Jana Van Stee's House
The word Advent comes from the Latin adventus, meaning “a coming” or "an arrival." Traditionally, Advent has been a season to slow down, make space, and prepare our bodies and minds for the Hope of what is coming. But in the rush between Thanksgiving and Christmas, we can lose our meridian line and before we know it, it's new years. As a way to counter that rush, we’re taking a night to step out of our ordinary routines. A night to slow down, enjoy one another’s presence, and center ourselves so that we can enter into the season with intention. Light & Liturgies is an invitation to begin the holiday season together in community with other women as we set intentions and prayers to carry us through the holidays and into the new year.

Food and drink will be provided. If you're able, please bring a candle to help light the night. Please RSVP here.