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The Oklahoma Alliance for Liturgy & the Arts is a Christian not-for-profit interdenominational organization enhancing communal worship by promoting the visual and performing arts in Oklahoma churches. The Oklahoma Alliance for Liturgy & the Arts seeks to create an ecumenical liturgical arts culture where:

OALA serves as a resource agent—providing presenters, workshops & festivals
OALA off

ers tools to assist churches and church leaders in vital arts ministries
OALA fosters partnerships between Oklahoma visual and performing artists and Oklahoma churches, faith-based schools, colleges & universities
OALA provides church leaders with opportunities for fellowship and communal worship
OALA models creative integration of visual and performing arts with a variety of Christian liturgy, prayer, and worship services

01/09/2019

Funeral Services for Bob Waldrop
Vigil: Friday, September 6, 7:00pm
Mass: Saturday, September 7, 10:00am
Epiphany of the Lord Catholic Church, OKC

05/01/2018

Star in the East: A Concert for the Epiphany
Sunday, January 7, 2018, 5 pm
Church of the Epiphany of the Lord, 7336 W Britton Road, Okc
Contemporary and traditional music of the season featuring the combined choirs of Epiphany Church, with Brass Quartet, String Trio, Timpani and Percussion, Bells and the historic Carl Brandt Memorial Pipe Organ, the oldest organ in the state of Oklahoma.

All are invited! This event is free and no collection will be taken.

Thursday morning Bob Waldrop, VP of OALA, and director of music at Epiphany Church, will be a guest on Spotlight on the ...
25/10/2017

Thursday morning Bob Waldrop, VP of OALA, and director of music at Epiphany Church, will be a guest on Spotlight on the Arts on KUCO, 90.1 FM, talking about the Our Common Heritage Concert coming up this Sunday, Oct 29, at 4 pm at Epiphany of The Lord. 70 singers from 12 Protestant and Catholic churches, 5 area organists on the historic Carl Brandt Memorial pipe organ, brass and timpani, other percussion, plus bells, commemorating "our common heritage" of faith and music in this 500th year of the Reformation. The event is sponsored by the Oklahoma Alliance for Liturgy and the Arts and the Lutheran Musicians of Central Oklahoma.

If we are going to sing together in heaven, we better practice while we are here on earth.

100 North University Drive, Edmond, OK 73034 | (405) 974-3333 | Link to | F: (405) 974-3844 | E: [email protected] Legal & Policies

Ecumenical Prayer Service in observance of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, Sunday January 22nd, 4 PM, at First N...
17/01/2017

Ecumenical Prayer Service in observance of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, Sunday January 22nd, 4 PM, at First Nazarene Church of Oklahoma City, 4400 Northwest Expressway.

Speakers are Rev. Floyd Schoenhals – Bishop Emeritus of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and Sister Diane Koorie, RSM – Director of the Pastoral Ministry Program of the Catholic Archdiocese of Oklahoma City.

Father Stephen Bird, president of the Oklahoma Alliance for Liturgy and the Arts, which sponsors the service,, said, “Our service this year is especially important in that 2017 marks the commemoration of the 500th anniversary of the beginning of the Reformation era. Recent ecumenical events between the two church bodies (the Roman Catholic and the Lutheran Churches) remind us that we are called to Reconciliation, for the Love of Christ Compels Us to work for unity and peace in the Church. The goal of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity is to pray for the unity that Christ wills by whatever means he wills it.”

For more information contact Bob Waldrop at 405-200-8155.

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03/10/2016

There will be a free hymn playing workshop on Saturday, October 8; 2 Sessions at the W. Angie Smith Chapel, OCU; 2501 N Blackwelder • Oklahoma City, OK 73106-1493 on the The Holtkamp organ. Please share with others.

10:30 – Noon – Session I
Lunch: Noon – 1:00 p.m. (Dutch Treat)
1:00 – 2:30 p.m. – Session II

CLINICIAN: Dr. Adam Pajan
Instructor of Organ at OU; Director of Music at St. Mark the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church
* * This event us a partnership between the OKC AGO Chapter and the Southern Plains Chapter - American Guild of Organists.

About Adam Pajan --
Called “a rising star definitely worth watching” (Michael Barone, Pipedreams), Adam Pajan is Instructor of Organ and Shop Technician at the University of Oklahoma’s American Organ
Institute, where he teaches students in organ performance and organ technology. He received his DMA in 2014 under John Schwandt following studies at Furman University and Yale University, earning the BM and MM degrees under the tutelage of Charles Tompkins, Martin Jean, and Thomas Murray respectively.

His performing career has taken him across the United States and to Germany twice, where he will return in 2016 for a subsequent tour. Dr. Pajan has been recognized as the first prize recipient in three national competitions (Schweitzer, Poister, and Mader) and received the Firmin Swinnen Second Prize in the inaugural Longwood Gardens International Organ Competition in 2013. An enthusiastic church musician, he serves as Organist and Choir Director at St. Mark the Evangelist in Norman.

09/08/2016
A panoramic view of the audience at the tour of St Patrick's Church that we offered last Sunday.  Hat tip to Jon Middend...
12/04/2016

A panoramic view of the audience at the tour of St Patrick's Church that we offered last Sunday. Hat tip to Jon Middendorf for the photo!

Article about St Patrick's Church and the tour on Sunday.http://newsok.com/article/5490263
09/04/2016

Article about St Patrick's Church and the tour on Sunday.
http://newsok.com/article/5490263

APR 9, 2016 - When parishioners sit in the sanctuary at Oklahoma City's St. Patrick Catholic Church, they often say they feel surrounded by angels. In the early 1960s, parishioners worked to cast molds for 50 monolithic concrete angels that now enclose the church's courtyard. Oklahoma Alliance for L…

24/04/2015

You can download a copy of the program booklet for the April 19th "We Rise to Bless you still" concert remembrance at
http://www.epiphanyokc.com/useruploads/files/weriseprogram.pdf

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C/o Church Of The Epiphany, 7336 W Britton Road

73106

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