Swing by our booth at the Activities Fair! We’ll have puppies and doggies from SPACAR for you to pet and snuggle while you learn about all the amazing things the Wesley has to offer! We will have reps from University UMC, Kappa Phi (our Christian women’s club), and the Wesley who can share about who we are and what we do.

Will you be coming to the Tulsa area this fall? Whether you’re a freshman or a transfer student, you’re invited to our welcome party — Pint Night!

Come grab a pint of ice cream, meet new and returning students, and learn about how you can get involved at the Tulsa Wesley Foundation!

We can’t wait to meet you.

Beginning August 30th, we’ll be gathering on Sunday mornings for Sunday School! Each week, we will discuss one of the lectionary scriptures through the lens of the Wesley Quadrilateral, considering the text itself, Christian traditional, our experience, as well as our sense of reason. Then, you’re invited to attend worship with us at University UMC at 11am!

Join us for lunch on September 2 at the Student Union for our first Men’s Group gathering! Led by Rev. Matt Patrick, Senior Pastor at University UMC, and Gabriel Buxton, this group is for guys seeking community and faith formation. Papa John’s pizza will be provided for our first meeting. See you there!

Join us for a night of worship! We’ll gather in the Lounge for pizza at 6:30pm, and then share in a time of prayer, Word, sacrament, and song. September’s worship theme is the seasons of life—as the fall begins, many of us are beginning a new chapter of life. How can God be our guide and comfort when life changes?

Join us for our first Thursday Lunch of the year! Every week we serve salad, fresh fruit and veggies, a main dish (vegetarian option included), and dessert. Come anytime between 11:30am and 1pm for a FREE meal.

Come out to Harwell Field (situated between sorority and fraternity row, behind Lauren Performance Center) for a friendly pickleball tournament and FREE CANE’S CHICKEN! Registration for teams begins at 6:45pm. All are welcome to this event but come early and grab some chicken while supplies last!

Need a quiet place to study? Come hang out in the lounge! Every Tuesday, students gather to do their homework and study. We’ll have snacks and drinks!

Join us for lunch at the Student Union for our Men’s Group gathering! Led by Rev. Matt Patrick, Senior Pastor at University UMC, and Gabriel Buxton, this group’s focus is on discipleship, prayer, and discussing men’s issues. Come find your people!

PLUS+ is a peer-led space for LGBTQIA2S+ folx to explore spirituality, heal from religious harm, and build authentic community rooted in mutual care, sacred questioning, and radical belonging. Led by Jadyn Fording, this interfaith group is for the full spectrum of the LGBTQIA2S+ community. It meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month.

Join us for our first Thursday Lunch of the year! Every week we serve salad, fresh fruit and veggies, a main dish (vegetarian option included), and dessert. Come anytime between 11:30am and 1pm for a FREE meal.

Each week, we gather before church to discuss one of the lectionary scriptures. Together, we will examine the text through the lens of the Wesley Quadrilateral, considering the text itself, Christian traditional, our experience, as well as our sense of reason. Then, you’re invited to attend worship with us at University UMC at 11am!

Ever wish you had a better framework for understanding the Bible?

In Making Sense of the Bible by Adam Hamilton, we’ll explore some of the big questions people bring to Scripture: how it was written, how it’s been interpreted, and how it connects to our lives today.

Drawing from the United Methodist tradition, we’ll look at how Christians have used Scripture alongside reason, tradition, and experience to make meaning of their faith. Along the way, we’ll talk about challenging passages, explore different perspectives, and practice reading the Bible with curiosity and depth.

Whether you’re new to the Bible or have grown up with it, this is a chance to engage it in a fresh, thoughtful way that actually connects to real life.

The readings for the entire semester are outlined below. Materials are provided.

The Wesley Board will be meeting to discuss the funding, events, building needs, etc. from 6:30-7:30pm.

Need a quiet place to study? Come hang out in the lounge! Every Tuesday, students gather to do their homework and study. We’ll have snacks and drinks!

Join us for lunch at the Student Union for our Men’s Group gathering! Led by Rev. Matt Patrick, Senior Pastor at University UMC, and Gabriel Buxton, this group’s focus is on discipleship, prayer, and discussing men’s issues. Come find your people!

Join us for our first Thursday Lunch of the year! Every week we serve salad, fresh fruit and veggies, a main dish (vegetarian option included), and dessert. Come anytime between 11:30am and 1pm for a FREE meal.

Each week, we gather before church to discuss one of the lectionary scriptures. Together, we will examine the text through the lens of the Wesley Quadrilateral, considering the text itself, Christian traditional, our experience, as well as our sense of reason. Then, you’re invited to attend worship with us at University UMC at 11am!

Ever wish you had a better framework for understanding the Bible?

In Making Sense of the Bible by Adam Hamilton, we’ll explore some of the big questions people bring to Scripture: how it was written, how it’s been interpreted, and how it connects to our lives today.

Drawing from the United Methodist tradition, we’ll look at how Christians have used Scripture alongside reason, tradition, and experience to make meaning of their faith. Along the way, we’ll talk about challenging passages, explore different perspectives, and practice reading the Bible with curiosity and depth.

Whether you’re new to the Bible or have grown up with it, this is a chance to engage it in a fresh, thoughtful way that actually connects to real life.

The readings for the entire semester are outlined below. Materials are provided.

Need a quiet place to study? Come hang out in the lounge! Every Tuesday, students gather to do their homework and study. We’ll have snacks and drinks!

Join us for lunch at the Student Union for our Men’s Group gathering! Led by Rev. Matt Patrick, Senior Pastor at University UMC, and Gabriel Buxton, this group’s focus is on discipleship, prayer, and discussing men’s issues. Come find your people!

PLUS+ is a peer-led space for LGBTQIA2S+ folx to explore spirituality, heal from religious harm, and build authentic community rooted in mutual care, sacred questioning, and radical belonging. Led by Jadyn Fording, this interfaith group is for the full spectrum of the LGBTQIA2S+ community. It meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month.

Join us for our first Thursday Lunch of the year! Every week we serve salad, fresh fruit and veggies, a main dish (vegetarian option included), and dessert. Come anytime between 11:30am and 1pm for a FREE meal.

Magic City Books is hosting and Adult Book Fair at Neff Brewing! Join us for a fun, nostalgic event and then stick around for dinner.

MCB requires registration for this event. Book your time slot below (we are going at 6pm!)

Join us for a day of service through Tulsa Young Professionals (TYPROS)!

TYPROS’ Day of Service connects young professionals with meaningful service opportunities while also helping them better understand the incredible impact these organizations have on families throughout our community.

We'll kick off the morning at Coracle Coffee before splitting up to head to our volunteer stations throughout the community.

Volunteer opportunities: 

Catholic Charities: From pregnancy care to end-of-life care, and everything in between, their 15 programs and 7 locations serve those in need across Eastern Oklahoma. They are the largest provider of food to individuals in need in the state of Oklahoma, but also provide dental care, adult education, immigration legal services, transitional living for pregnant women and single mothers, and more.

BeHeard Movement: BeHeard is a mobile drop-in center bringing showers, laundry, haircuts, and support on wheels to neighbors experiencing homelessness across Tulsa and Oklahoma City.

Animal Aid of Tulsa: Animal Aid of Tulsa is a 501(c)(3) non-profit animal welfare organization dedicated to saving sick, injured, and abused stray dogs and cats in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Each week, we gather before church to discuss one of the lectionary scriptures. Together, we will examine the text through the lens of the Wesley Quadrilateral, considering the text itself, Christian traditional, our experience, as well as our sense of reason. Then, you’re invited to attend worship with us at University UMC at 11am!

Ever wish you had a better framework for understanding the Bible?

In Making Sense of the Bible by Adam Hamilton, we’ll explore some of the big questions people bring to Scripture: how it was written, how it’s been interpreted, and how it connects to our lives today.

Drawing from the United Methodist tradition, we’ll look at how Christians have used Scripture alongside reason, tradition, and experience to make meaning of their faith. Along the way, we’ll talk about challenging passages, explore different perspectives, and practice reading the Bible with curiosity and depth.

Whether you’re new to the Bible or have grown up with it, this is a chance to engage it in a fresh, thoughtful way that actually connects to real life.

The readings for the entire semester are outlined below. Materials are provided.

Need a quiet place to study? Come hang out in the lounge! Every Tuesday, students gather to do their homework and study. We’ll have snacks and drinks!

Join us for lunch at the Student Union for our Men’s Group gathering! Led by Rev. Matt Patrick, Senior Pastor at University UMC, and Gabriel Buxton, this group’s focus is on discipleship, prayer, and discussing men’s issues. Come find your people!

Join us for our first Thursday Lunch of the year! Every week we serve salad, fresh fruit and veggies, a main dish (vegetarian option included), and dessert. Come anytime between 11:30am and 1pm for a FREE meal.

Come hang out at First Friday Art Crawl with us in the Tulsa Arts District! Enjoy a fun evening of art, music, performances, food, beverages shopping, and more! We will carpool from the Wesley at 5:30PM.

Each week, we gather before church to discuss one of the lectionary scriptures. Together, we will examine the text through the lens of the Wesley Quadrilateral, considering the text itself, Christian traditional, our experience, as well as our sense of reason. Then, you’re invited to attend worship with us at University UMC at 11am!

Ever wish you had a better framework for understanding the Bible?

In Making Sense of the Bible by Adam Hamilton, we’ll explore some of the big questions people bring to Scripture: how it was written, how it’s been interpreted, and how it connects to our lives today.

Drawing from the United Methodist tradition, we’ll look at how Christians have used Scripture alongside reason, tradition, and experience to make meaning of their faith. Along the way, we’ll talk about challenging passages, explore different perspectives, and practice reading the Bible with curiosity and depth.

Whether you’re new to the Bible or have grown up with it, this is a chance to engage it in a fresh, thoughtful way that actually connects to real life.

The readings for the entire semester are outlined below. Materials are provided.

It’s our third annual PUMPKIN PROJECT!

Each year, we sit down and paint dozens of pumpkins to deliver to the elderly around Tulsa. Many homebound Tulsans cannot even answer the door for Trick-or-Treaters on Halloween, so we’re bringing them a little gift to remind them that they are part of our community.

Anyone and everyone is welcome to come to this volunteer event - you don’t need to be artistic, religious, etc. Just come to serve!

Come paint a pumpkin and help us spread some spooky cheer!

Join us for our second annual PRIDE worship service! We’ll gather in on the patio for pizza at 6:30pm, and then share in a time of prayer, Word, sacrament, and song under the sunset sky. We’ll be celebrating God’s diverse creation in a safe, affirming spiritual space for our LGBTQIA2s+.

Join us for our first Thursday Lunch of the year! Every week we serve salad, fresh fruit and veggies, a main dish (vegetarian option included), and dessert. Come anytime between 11:30am and 1pm for a FREE meal.

Each week, we gather before church to discuss one of the lectionary scriptures. Together, we will examine the text through the lens of the Wesley Quadrilateral, considering the text itself, Christian traditional, our experience, as well as our sense of reason. Then, you’re invited to attend worship with us at University UMC at 11am!

Ever wish you had a better framework for understanding the Bible?

In Making Sense of the Bible by Adam Hamilton, we’ll explore some of the big questions people bring to Scripture: how it was written, how it’s been interpreted, and how it connects to our lives today.

Drawing from the United Methodist tradition, we’ll look at how Christians have used Scripture alongside reason, tradition, and experience to make meaning of their faith. Along the way, we’ll talk about challenging passages, explore different perspectives, and practice reading the Bible with curiosity and depth.

Whether you’re new to the Bible or have grown up with it, this is a chance to engage it in a fresh, thoughtful way that actually connects to real life.

The readings for the entire semester are outlined below. Materials are provided.

Need a quiet place to study? Come hang out in the lounge! Every Tuesday, students gather to do their homework and study. We’ll have snacks and drinks!

PLUS+ is a peer-led space for LGBTQIA2S+ folx to explore spirituality, heal from religious harm, and build authentic community rooted in mutual care, sacred questioning, and radical belonging. Led by Jadyn Fording, this interfaith group is for the full spectrum of the LGBTQIA2S+ community. It meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month.

It’s time to take a break! The Wesley will be closed in observance of fall break. Enjoy your time off!

It’s time to take a break! The Wesley will be closed in observance of fall break. No Thursday lunch today. Enjoy your time off!

It’s time to take a break! The Wesley will be closed in observance of fall break. Enjoy your time off!

It’s time to take a break! The Wesley will be closed in observance of fall break. No Sunday School today. Enjoy your time off!

Ever wish you had a better framework for understanding the Bible?

In Making Sense of the Bible by Adam Hamilton, we’ll explore some of the big questions people bring to Scripture: how it was written, how it’s been interpreted, and how it connects to our lives today.

Drawing from the United Methodist tradition, we’ll look at how Christians have used Scripture alongside reason, tradition, and experience to make meaning of their faith. Along the way, we’ll talk about challenging passages, explore different perspectives, and practice reading the Bible with curiosity and depth.

Whether you’re new to the Bible or have grown up with it, this is a chance to engage it in a fresh, thoughtful way that actually connects to real life.

The readings for the entire semester are outlined below. Materials are provided.

Need a quiet place to study? Come hang out in the lounge! Every Tuesday, students gather to do their homework and study. We’ll have snacks and drinks!

PLUS+ is a peer-led space for LGBTQIA2S+ folx to explore spirituality, heal from religious harm, and build authentic community rooted in mutual care, sacred questioning, and radical belonging. Led by Jadyn Fording, this interfaith group is for the full spectrum of the LGBTQIA2S+ community. It meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month.

Join us for our first Thursday Lunch of the year! Every week we serve salad, fresh fruit and veggies, a main dish (vegetarian option included), and dessert. Come anytime between 11:30am and 1pm for a FREE meal.

Join us to serve at Night Light Tulsa!

Every Thursday night, volunteers and neighbors experiencing homelessness gather under the bridge to share a meal, conversation, and community. Night Light Tulsa also provides essential resources such as clothing, hygienic items, books, and even pet food. We will meet on October 22 under the bridge at Maybelle Avenue & Reconciliation Way (202 N. Maybelle, Tulsa, OK) from 6:30PM-9:30PM.

Each week, we gather before church to discuss one of the lectionary scriptures. Together, we will examine the text through the lens of the Wesley Quadrilateral, considering the text itself, Christian traditional, our experience, as well as our sense of reason. Then, you’re invited to attend worship with us at University UMC at 11am!

Ever wish you had a better framework for understanding the Bible?

In Making Sense of the Bible by Adam Hamilton, we’ll explore some of the big questions people bring to Scripture: how it was written, how it’s been interpreted, and how it connects to our lives today.

Drawing from the United Methodist tradition, we’ll look at how Christians have used Scripture alongside reason, tradition, and experience to make meaning of their faith. Along the way, we’ll talk about challenging passages, explore different perspectives, and practice reading the Bible with curiosity and depth.

Whether you’re new to the Bible or have grown up with it, this is a chance to engage it in a fresh, thoughtful way that actually connects to real life.

The readings for the entire semester are outlined below. Materials are provided.

Need a quiet place to study? Come hang out in the lounge! Every Tuesday, students gather to do their homework and study. We’ll have snacks and drinks!

Save the date for our Halloween Party! More details to come!

Join us for our first Thursday Lunch of the year! Every week we serve salad, fresh fruit and veggies, a main dish (vegetarian option included), and dessert. Come anytime between 11:30am and 1pm for a FREE meal.

Each week, we gather before church to discuss one of the lectionary scriptures. Together, we will examine the text through the lens of the Wesley Quadrilateral, considering the text itself, Christian traditional, our experience, as well as our sense of reason. Then, you’re invited to attend worship with us at University UMC at 11am!

Ever wish you had a better framework for understanding the Bible?

In Making Sense of the Bible by Adam Hamilton, we’ll explore some of the big questions people bring to Scripture: how it was written, how it’s been interpreted, and how it connects to our lives today.

Drawing from the United Methodist tradition, we’ll look at how Christians have used Scripture alongside reason, tradition, and experience to make meaning of their faith. Along the way, we’ll talk about challenging passages, explore different perspectives, and practice reading the Bible with curiosity and depth.

Whether you’re new to the Bible or have grown up with it, this is a chance to engage it in a fresh, thoughtful way that actually connects to real life.

The readings for the entire semester are outlined below. Materials are provided.

We know it is November, but we’re already feeling the Christmas spirit! Join us for a Gingerbread House Decorating Competition! We’ll have cookies and homemade hot cocoa as we construct our gingerbread abodes. This is a fun evening of Christmas music and fellowship. Don’t miss out!

Join us for a night of worship! We’ll gather in the Lounge for pizza at 6:30pm, and then share in a time of prayer, Word, sacrament, and song. September’s worship theme is the seasons of life—as the fall begins, many of us are beginning a new chapter of life. How can God be our guide and comfort when life changes?

Join us for our first Thursday Lunch of the year! Every week we serve salad, fresh fruit and veggies, a main dish (vegetarian option included), and dessert. Come anytime between 11:30am and 1pm for a FREE meal.

Each week, we gather before church to discuss one of the lectionary scriptures. Together, we will examine the text through the lens of the Wesley Quadrilateral, considering the text itself, Christian traditional, our experience, as well as our sense of reason. Then, you’re invited to attend worship with us at University UMC at 11am!

Ever wish you had a better framework for understanding the Bible?

In Making Sense of the Bible by Adam Hamilton, we’ll explore some of the big questions people bring to Scripture: how it was written, how it’s been interpreted, and how it connects to our lives today.

Drawing from the United Methodist tradition, we’ll look at how Christians have used Scripture alongside reason, tradition, and experience to make meaning of their faith. Along the way, we’ll talk about challenging passages, explore different perspectives, and practice reading the Bible with curiosity and depth.

Whether you’re new to the Bible or have grown up with it, this is a chance to engage it in a fresh, thoughtful way that actually connects to real life.

The readings for the entire semester are outlined below. Materials are provided.

Need a quiet place to study? Come hang out in the lounge! Every Tuesday, students gather to do their homework and study. We’ll have snacks and drinks!

PLUS+ is a peer-led space for LGBTQIA2S+ folx to explore spirituality, heal from religious harm, and build authentic community rooted in mutual care, sacred questioning, and radical belonging. Led by Jadyn Fording, this interfaith group is for the full spectrum of the LGBTQIA2S+ community. It meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month.

Join us for our first Thursday Lunch of the year! Every week we serve salad, fresh fruit and veggies, a main dish (vegetarian option included), and dessert. Come anytime between 11:30am and 1pm for a FREE meal.

Each week, we gather before church to discuss one of the lectionary scriptures. Together, we will examine the text through the lens of the Wesley Quadrilateral, considering the text itself, Christian traditional, our experience, as well as our sense of reason. Then, you’re invited to attend worship with us at University UMC at 11am!

Ever wish you had a better framework for understanding the Bible?

In Making Sense of the Bible by Adam Hamilton, we’ll explore some of the big questions people bring to Scripture: how it was written, how it’s been interpreted, and how it connects to our lives today.

Drawing from the United Methodist tradition, we’ll look at how Christians have used Scripture alongside reason, tradition, and experience to make meaning of their faith. Along the way, we’ll talk about challenging passages, explore different perspectives, and practice reading the Bible with curiosity and depth.

Whether you’re new to the Bible or have grown up with it, this is a chance to engage it in a fresh, thoughtful way that actually connects to real life.

The readings for the entire semester are outlined below. Materials are provided.

Need a quiet place to study? Come hang out in the lounge! Every Tuesday, students gather to do their homework and study. We’ll have snacks and drinks!

PLUS+ is a peer-led space for LGBTQIA2S+ folx to explore spirituality, heal from religious harm, and build authentic community rooted in mutual care, sacred questioning, and radical belonging. Led by Jadyn Fording, this interfaith group is for the full spectrum of the LGBTQIA2S+ community. It meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month.

Join us for our first Thursday Lunch of the year! Every week we serve salad, fresh fruit and veggies, a main dish (vegetarian option included), and dessert. Come anytime between 11:30am and 1pm for a FREE meal.

Ever wish you had a better framework for understanding the Bible?

In Making Sense of the Bible by Adam Hamilton, we’ll explore some of the big questions people bring to Scripture: how it was written, how it’s been interpreted, and how it connects to our lives today.

Drawing from the United Methodist tradition, we’ll look at how Christians have used Scripture alongside reason, tradition, and experience to make meaning of their faith. Along the way, we’ll talk about challenging passages, explore different perspectives, and practice reading the Bible with curiosity and depth.

Whether you’re new to the Bible or have grown up with it, this is a chance to engage it in a fresh, thoughtful way that actually connects to real life.

The readings for the entire semester are outlined below. Materials are provided.