Edmond's First is "On Mission" as we outreach and serve locally, nationally, and worldwide.
QUESTIONS? MORE INFORMATION?
Jonatan Miles, Mercy Ministry Pastor
405-726-9764 office
jmiles@fbcedmond.org
Sunday, Sept 17 through Wednesday, Oct 11
We are currently running a coat drive for the Street Ministry and Oak Ridge Estates, and we are accepting donations until October 11. Additionally, we welcome contributions of hats, gloves, and scarves. You can conveniently drop off your donations in the Main Foyer, right in front of the Missions Wall. Thank you for your generosity!
Just show up if you need a ride on Sunday mornings from UCO or Oak Ridge, and on Wednesdays only from Oak Ridge! If you would like to serve as a driver, please contact Jonatan Miles, jmiles@fbcedmond.org.
SUNDAYS @ UCO & OAK RIDGE
WEDNESDAYS @ OAK RIDGE
Meet twice a month on Mondays beginning at 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM, in Room 231 on the second floor of the Children's Wing. Follow the calendar for dates. Open to everyone. For questions and more information, contact Barbara Dooley, 405-620-6903, jbldooley@gmail.com
We leave at 1:00 PM and return around 3:00 PM. Watch for updates. We meet on Thursdays, where we serve and love on our homeless friends. Contact Jonatan Miles, 405-726-9764, jmiles@fbcedmond.org if you are interested in this ministry so you can be added to his contact list for updates if dates and times change.
CONTRIBUTE INDIVIDUAL ITEMS: Immediate Needs
Updated on Friday, July 21, 2023
Please make donations for individual items below and drop off at the Church Office which is open Monday - Thursday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, 405-341-0253. The list will be updated so check back often.
ITEMS WE ARE COMPLETELY OUT OF
ITEMS WE ARE LOW ON
FOOD ITEMS
HYGIENE ITEMS
CONTRIBUTE HYGIENE ITEMS/BAGS
The list of items needed in each bag is below. Each week we need (10) bags to minister to the homeless of Oklahoma City. Pack the following items in a one gallon zip-lock bag and drop off at the Church Office, Monday - Thursday, 8AM - 5PM.
COMPLETED BAGS
For more information, contact Jonatan Miles, Mercy Ministries Pastor, 405-726-9764. Edmond's First home is located at 601 S Vista Lane, lot #257. Oak Ridge Estates Google Map Link
Join Edmond’s First Homebound Ministry and experience the blessings that come with serving the Lord by serving others! Give back an hour of God's time to touch the hearts of those who are homebound. You can share a scripture passage, offer a heartfelt prayer, or simply hold someone's hand and listen. Even a telephone call to show someone they are loved and remembered by the family of God can make a difference. For more information, please contact Shelley Chesser at 405-205-3534 or Jerry Miller at 405-473-6946 or email jmiller@fbcedmond.org.
Select a school near you, call and schedule to plant flowers or see what other needs the school might have. Write cards to encourage or share the Gospel with teachers.
Pivot is a turning point for youth and believes they deserve access to educational and vocational opportunities, a stable and safe place to live, have their basic needs met and healthy permanent connections.
Thursdays | 9:30 AM | Henderson Hills
Friendship International is a ministry of women reaching out to women from around the world with Christ's love. We have women from many different countries represented, many of whom have never heard the gospel of Jesus Christ. Women are given the opportunity to make new friends, improve conversational English, develop creative skills, and much more. Classes include English (all levels), Advanced Literature, U.S. Citizenship, Bible, Sewing, Quilting, Crafts/Painting, Cooking, Choir
Located on a 145-acre ranch outside of Edmond, Oklahoma, Boys Ranch Town (BRT) is a child-focused campus, where up to eight boys are placed in a cottage-style home, under the supervision of a husband and wife serving as house parents. These boys enjoy day-to-day life together, from meals, to activities, chores and homework. They attend Edmond Public Schools and are encouraged to participate in a variety of school, church and campus activities/programs
A non-profit organization, Hope provides services in a safe, confidential, and caring environment. Services include professional pregnancy testing, limited ultrasounds, education on options, caring staff and volunteers, referrals, and support programs.
Write encouraging cards or notes to our first responders! These will need to be generally written. You may turn them in to Jennifer Womack, jwomack@fbcedmond.org, to send out and distributed by staff or personally send them out to the local police and fire stations or hospitals. Visit the Mission Wall in the Main Foyer for resources.
Project 66 is a nonprofit, faith-based ministry providing food to families in need. We work to feed our local population not only with food to meet their physical hunger, but to also feed their spiritual hunger through kindness, prayer, and the love of Jesus Christ. Volunteers make all of our work possible. Whether you would like to work with clients one-on-one, stock shelves, or just greet folks at the door, we have a place for you!
Offer to mow a yard, baby sit, house sit, rake leaves or fix a shared fence. Help someone move in or work on a vehicle. Be there for single parents who may need help taking kids to different communities. Pick up tree limbs, debris or trash. Take someone a meal or dessert. Plan a park day for kids. Learn more:
NEIGHBORING