Body & Soul Fitness is an international ministry that has been helping and encouraging students for over 30 years. Fees are monthly, so you can join any time. All fitness levels are welcome!
All women age 55 and older are invited to play pickleball in the MRCC gym on Mondays from 11-1 or 1-3. Contact Denise Hawkins at 405-659-6633 or Sandy McClaugherty atRead More »Pickleball for Women 55 and older
All women who like to crochet or knit are invited to come the first Sunday of each month to A120 to make scarves for survivors of sexual violence. For moreRead More »Threads of Compassion Work Day
One in ten people over age 65 live with Alzheimer’s disease today and this number is on the rise.  Of course, this includes members of our church family and our community.Read More »Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group (Tuesday evenings)
Touched By Cancer Support Group We invite anyone who is touched by cancer to join us in our monthly time of support. Â This includes anyone with a cancer diagnosis orRead More »Touched by Cancer Support Group
HOPE (Hope Over Pain Everyday) is a support group for women who struggle with chronic pain due to arthritis, auto-immune conditions, severe back pain, or other health issues. Its purposeRead More »HOPE – Hope Over Pain Everyday
Beginning and experienced quilters are invited to S-1, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (come and go) on the third Thursday of each month. QUILTING CONNECTION WILL NOT MEET IN JUNE OR JULY BUT WILL RESUME IN AUGUST.
Single women of all ages are invited to join SWAG for Bunco Night on Saturday, January 24, 5:30-7:30 p.m. in S1 in The Summit. Click HERE to sign up!
NEST (Nurture Encourage Support Together) for Widows is for widows of all ages from Memorial Road and the community. Its purpose is to provide encouragement and support and to facilitateRead More »NEST For Widows
Join women of all ages for "Loved Beyond Measure," our annual catered women's brunch on Saturday, February 21, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in S1 in The Summit. More detailsRead More »“Loved Beyond Measure”
One in ten people over age 65 live with Alzheimer’s disease today and this number is on the rise.  Of course, this includes members of our church family and our community.Read More »Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group (Thursday afternoons)
