Join us in-person on Sundays at 9 or 10:30 am and online at 10:30 am. Find the Livestream HERE.
Join us in-person on Sundays at 9 or 10:30 am and online at 10:30 am. Find the Livestream HERE.
Senior adults play a vital role in the body of Christ, bringing wisdom, experience, and a deep love for the Lord.
Our Senior Adult Ministry is dedicated to fostering meaningful fellowship and spiritual growth, helping seniors continue to flourish in their faith. Those 63 and older enjoy a vibrant, active community with opportunities for Bible study, service, and connection. Whether through fellowship gatherings, discipleship, or volunteer work, we celebrate this season of life as a time to deepen relationships with God and others while making a lasting impact.
On the second Tuesday of each month at 6 pm, the Senior Adult Ministry hosts a catered meal and entertainment in the HHBC Activities Center. The entertainment varies but has included jazz bands, singers, comedy acts, and featured speakers. The church provides the entree and attendees bring side dishes, salads or desserts to share.
There is no charge and guests are always welcome.
Time: 1 PM
Entree will be: Baked Potatoes
Entertainment: Cynthia Ridge band
Entree will be: Ham
Entertainment: Fellowship (No Program)
Entree will be: Breakfast on the Patio
Entertainment: Fellowship (No Program)
Entree will be: Sub Sandwiches
Entertainment: Speaker from No Boundaries
Entree will be: Hamburger and Hot Dogs
Entertainment: June Carter
Entree will be: Finger Foods
Entertainment: Movie Night
Entree will be: Pizza
Entertainment: Speaker from Boys Ranch
Entree will be: Mexican Pizza
Entertainment: Samaritan’s Purse
Entree will be: Turkey and Dressing
Entertainment: Thankful for POD Staff
Entree will be: Ham Sliders
Entertainment: @ 5:30 PM Christmas Lights
Senior adults make excellent mentors. Mature believers are needed to help younger believers deepen their walk with Christ. Sometimes a person going through a medical crisis needs a mentor who's already experienced this crisis. Other times a mentor may be able to share skills learned in parenting, on the job, or in life.
Learn more about mentoring by contacting these Mentoring Coordinators:
WOMEN
MEN
STUDENTS
Periodically, the Senior Adults plan short trips and local activities. Past outings include touring the 'Passage' Bible exhibit, eating fried chicken at Eischen’s, attending movies, riding the riverboats on the Bricktown canal, and more.
QUESTIONS?
QUESTIONS?