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CO N T E N T S : Page 2 | News & Trends 2020 Haskins School Graduation, a watershed moment >> CHRIS FORBES

Encourage: Focus on fundamentals >> HANCE DILBECK

Chuck Swindoll has often told the story of Thomas Henry Huxley, a famous 19th Century intellectual who was known for attacking biblical Christianity. After a lecture one day he stepped into a horse drawn taxi for a ride to the train station. Assuming that the driver has been instructed where to go, Huxley simply barks the order, “Hurry.

Drive very fast!”

Huxley then leans back into his seat and rests his eyes for a bit. When he finally looks out the window he realizes the carriage is going in the wrong direction, away from the train station. /// SEE PAGE 3

Stateside IMB missionaries gather for fellowship, encouragement

Missions offering videos are excellent viewing, help inform Oklahoma Baptists

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Oklahoma Baptists hosted a luncheon Aug. 12 for 34 International Mission Board (IMB) missionaries and their children who are currently living on stateside assignment Oklahoma. Some of the missionaries are currently in Oklahoma due to planned furloughs, while others are awaiting the lifting of COVID-19 quarantine restrictions in the countries where they serve. /// SEE PAGE 5

The Edna McMillan Oklahoma State Missions Offering (SMO) produced four new videos available for download at oklahomabaptists.org/smo. All four videos have multiple viewing options of full length, one minute, 30 seconds or 15 seconds.

The viewing options make it possible for each video to be featured at any kind of service or meeting. For a Sunday morning service, a church may consider a shorter viewing during announcements. /// SEE PAGE 7

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Page 4 | Gospel Ministry Rite of Passage: Sunflower seeds >> WALKER MOORE

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>> PHOTOS: HANNAH HANZEL 1) Among the many ‘firsts’ at this event, the first Hispanic woman to receive a diploma in Church Ministry, as part of the women’s ministry track, Rosana Maciel, was recognized having overcome many language and social barriers; 2) Key Haskins School leaders and advocates took the stage throughout the ceremony. From left: Everardo Borunda, Emerson Falls, Philip Jones, Alan Quigley, Randy Lind (leading worship), Hance Dilbeck, Robert Haskins, Anthony Jordan and Mark McClellan.

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DEL CITY—The Robert Haskins School of Christian Ministry celebrated the graduation of 29 students in a ceremony hosted at Del City, Sunnylane Aug. 15.

“There is nothing quite like this school,” Haskins School Dean Mark McClellan said at the ceremony, referring to the schools unique approach to contextualized ministry training.

The school, which relaunched in the fall of 2016, was designed with the needs of the bi-vocational ministry leader in mind. The goal is to provide practical non-accredited ministry training from experienced ministry leaders that is fully online.

Since its inception, the school has grown from offerL I N Etraining ing four online classesNtoEalmost W O80Nministry NT CONTEcourscourses. Students who complete 10Eselected XCLUSIV EB-E W es receive a pastoral ministry diploma or church ministry diploma. Students who complete five selected courses receive a certificate in either pastoral ministry or church ministry. Students can also take courses without pursuing either a diploma or a certificate. All courses are offered every semester.

Philip Jones, Haskins IC School smaller-in-attenN INFO TIO A L B U P dance church program leader, marked the occasion by reflecting on the school’s history.

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“Today is a watershed moment for the students who are graduating,” he said. “For those of you that have been with us for the entire four years, this is a validating moment for the school and for the training you have received.”

VOICES Emmitt Mckenzie, the first Native American to graduate from Haskins with a pastoral ministry diploma said the school helped him prepare for the ministry of evangelism. “Dr. Emerson (Falls) did a great job in Native culture to help me in understanding about Native tradition in the church,” he said. “In the Native American context I see that the people are more responsive when another Native shares Christ with them.”

Certificates and diplomas were awarded to Haskins students by Hance Dilbeck, school president and executive director-treasurer for Oklahoma Baptists. Dilbeck also brought a charge to the students.

“The purpose of this school,” Dilbeck said, “is to strengthen the church, so that we can advance the Gospel in every language and ethnicity in our state and beyond.”

Pastoral ministry diploma recipients include Farshid Amin, Raymond Bohannan, Miguel Facio, Luis Carlos Garcia, Emmitt McKenzie and Chris Tiger.

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Rosana Maciel and Adelia Owen received their diplomas in church ministry. Troy Phillips was awarded diplomas in both pastoral ministry and church ministry.

Ministry training certificates were conferred on Marta Avila, Siomara Barrios, Roseanna Bearpaw, Amanda Bryson, Jessica Castillo, Jeff Grogan, Ramon Guzman, Scott Haney, Carmen Lopez, Carlos Lozano, Amelia Matias, James Pathkiller, Larry Pyle, Josefath Sanchez, Jr., Perry Smalts, Edith Sosa, Norma Sosa, Julio Torres, Rosa Trejo and Jimmy Van Buskirk.

Program personnel for the graduation ceremony included Haskin School leaders, Hance Dilbeck, president; Robert Haskins, chancellor; Alan Quigley, vice president; Anthony Jordan, founding president; Mark McClellan, dean; Everado Borunda, associate dean and Hispanic program leader; Philip Jones, smaller-in-attendance church program leader; Emerson Falls Native American program leader; Walter Wilson, African American program leader; and Randy Lind worship and music ministry partner for Oklahoma Baptists.

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Encourage: Focus on fundamentals Hance Dilbeck Oklahoma Baptists’ Executive Director-Treasurer @Hance_Dilbeck

Chuck Swindoll has often told the story of Thomas Henry Huxley, a famous 19th Century intellectual who was known for attacking biblical Christianity. After a lecture one day he stepped into a horse drawn taxi for a ride to the train station. Assuming that the driver has been instructed where to go, Huxley simply barks the order, “Hurry. Drive very fast!”

Huxley then leans back into his seat and rests his eyes for a bit. When he finally looks out the window he realizes the carriage is going in the wrong direction, away from the train station. Leaning forward, the scholar shouts to the driver, “Do you know where you are going?” Without looking back, the driver yells a classic line, “No, your honour! But I’m driving very fast!”

I have often thought about that story this year. It does seem that though we are not sure where we are going, we are certainly moving very fast. Busy, burdened, frantic, fatigued—trying to adjust to the constant waves of change and challenge.

I have been reading Paul’s Pastoral Epistles. In both his letters to Timothy, he offers some basic direction to the young pastor facing internal and external challenges. Read 1 Tim. 4:11-16 and 2 Tim. 4:1-5. It seems to me that Paul’s counsel is not to hurry up, not to run faster or to find new methods.

Instead, he calls us to slow down and give focus to some fundamentals.

As pastors and church leaders in this challenging year, we would do well to focus on the following: 1. Set a good example for your people. Don’t just tell your people how to live, show them. Set an example of confidence, the joy of the Lord, purity in word and deed. The people in your church and community are watching you; now is the opportunity to shine.

Live like you believe Jesus is on His throne, Lord of all and Lord of you. Be patient, be strong, be alert, be steady. “Pay close attention to yourself!” (1 Tim. 4:16)

2. Read, teach and preach the Word of God. We don’t know much, but we do know that the Word of God is good seed that bears good fruit. Keep sowing the seed. Make sure that it is obvious to everyone that you are devoting time, prayer and effort to your teaching and preaching. If you can’t do anything else, continue steadfast in the ministry of the Word. The spiritual well-being of your people depends on it.

3. Do the work of personal evangelism. This virus has changed our patterns of activity. You might not be keeping the same schedule or leading the same programs, but this is one thing that you can do: personal evangelism. You can share the Gospel with the people around you. Maybe our Lord altered your schedule for this very purpose. Were you so busy that you were blind to your lost neighbor? Most of us had much 2020 time committed to “stuff” that is no longer happening.

Let’s use that time to do the work of evangelism.

Brothers and sisters, if we will focus on these three fundamentals, 2020 will be well spent.

“But as for you, exercise self-control in everything, endure hardship, do the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry” (2 Tim. 4:5 CSB).

Sword & trowel: Apocalypse now?

Brian Hobbs Editor of the Baptist Messenger @BrianGHobbs

Plagues and disease. Major events unfolding in the Middle East. Astronomical events in the skies.

The upending of entire governments and social structures. It’s easy to see why many correspond these events to those described in the Book of Revelation and the end times.

The years I’m describing, however, are not 2020; I’m describing happenings or events surrounding the year 1000 A.D., as recalled by one historian.

There is a tendency of each generation to believe they are living in the last days. While Jesus Himself said “only the Father knows the day and the hour” of His return (Mark 13:32), Christians—Evangelicals in particular—are prone to interpret the end times and predict a date.

A new LifeWay Research poll showed “almost 9 in 10 pastors see at least some current events matching those Jesus said would occur shortly before He returns to Earth, according to a new survey focused on Christian eschatology.”

It’s certainly not a surprise that Christians see the end nearing (logically speaking, we are closer than we have ever been). All Christians eagerly await the Lord’s return, and it holds special meaning and hope amid challenging times. The heartbeat of Christianity is “Come, Lord Jesus.”

Yet if you could take a time machine and a language interpreter and go back to the Christians living around the year 1000 and tell them, “Hey guys, I know there’s a lot going on in the world.

But there’s going to be at least another 1,020 years of human history unfold,” they might be shocked to hear that. I have heard others point this out as well.

For some people, an apocalyptic sense of urgency becomes, not a call to prayer and evangelism; it instead devolves into an excuse for either extreme actions or extreme inaction. What do I mean?

On extreme action, people will justify almost any behavior because they are in short-term survival mode. The things we say online, for example, related to politics are not taken with as great of care, because, win or lose, “we won’t have to deal with those people much longer anyway.”

On the other side, the apocalypse can become an excuse to avoid the long work of obedience. Why take time to repair a building, a budget, or a rela-

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tionship; why start a new Christian institution or enterprise, if it’s all about to end anyway?

In the Greek poem “Waiting for the Barbarians,” we read of a people residing in a city, where everything has come to a halt because they are waiting for the barbarians to overtake them. The only problem: the barbarians never came.

The poem says, in part, “Why isn’t anything going on in the senate? Why are the senators sitting there without legislating? Because the barbarians are coming today. What’s the point of senators making laws now?

Once the barbarians are here, they’ll do the legislating.”

The poem ends with the powerful words, “Night has fallen and the barbarians haven’t come. And some of our men just in from the border say there are no barbarians any longer. Now what’s going to happen to us without barbarians? Those people were a kind of solution.”

Brothers and sisters, whether we are living in the last days or not, we cannot be lulled into inaction or extreme action in a sinful manner. Instead, Christians ought to do what we know to do. Live out the Great Commission and the Great Commandment with love and humility, as we advance the Gospel together. These are the great tasks given to us from Jesus.

Let’s each do our part, all while we wait, watch and pray for His return. Come Lord Jesus, come!

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O O L B OX T H C R U H C Each spring, I try to plant something weird. I am

not sure just how I got into doing this, but it brings me great joy.

My wife is a gardener at heart; her mom was the same. She is your typical country girl with a green thumb. Like her mom, she can plant flowers, vegetables or anything sheDwants, S and it will grow into IFIE C L A S Sbeautiful. something On the other hand, I have been the cause of many plants dying a slow and painful death. There should be a poster of me in every nursery with my picture and a warning below: “Do not sell this man any seeds or living things.”

But recently, I have found out I am good at growing plants S and out of the ordinary. In I CareE weird V Othat the midst of my wife’s flower garden, I planted a Tabasco pepper plant. I heard it was the only pepper plant where the pepper grew upward as if pointing to heaven. I had never seen a Tabasco pepper except in a bottle, so I planted it. It grew and grew.

First, it was two feet tall and then four feet. It got wider and wider until I had a giant Tabasco bush with hundreds and hundreds of yellow, orange and red peppers stretching upward to the heavens.

The only problem? My wife’s flower garden isn’t that big, and my plant dominated everything else.

It wasn’t as bad as the okra I planted the year before, which could have been used in filming the movie “Jack and the Beanstalk.” I had to use a stepladder to harvest the pods.

T I really In caseEyou E Rtell, N Tcan’t like things that are “the world’s largest.” Now, Titus the Honorable and I have gotten into seeing what weird thing we can plant next. This year, I thought E& we could plant the O P LlargP Eworld’s est sunflowers. They areH called NEWS C R U H C Mammoth Sunflowers and can grow up to 14 feet tall.

I was sharing this idea with my wife. She notified me that 1) These sunflowers would not be planted in her flower bed (I think she is still upset about the TabasTURE L U C & S W E co plant),N and 2) The plants had better not draw squirrels, birds or any other type of varmint. I could comply with request No. 1, but she would have to talk to God about the other.

I have tried planting these sunflower seeds before, but either they never came up or they were eaten by some of God’s finest creatures. This year, I planted four, and after they sprouted in my wife’s back garden, she dug them up and moved them to the south side of our yard.

Two of the plants took root and started growing.

And grow they did, racing toward the sky. It was as though the two plants were trying to outdo each other, but the one on the right outdistanced the other one. It had the first bud and the first yellow petals peeking out from the center. I was so excited that my first sunflower was about to burst forth, but the next day, I looked out my window and there was the plant, headless.

I stood there in shock. Yesterday, it was so beautiful, all ready to reveal its glory, and now, it stood beheaded. There on the ground lay its head; something had taken several bites out of it and broken it off.

I knew if something had happened to the first one, it wouldn’t be long until the same thing would happen to the other one.

There had to be something I could use to protect the near-budding sunflower. I searched the stores and found a product called “Repels-All.” I sprayed the fence, the budding bloom and the ground around it.

That stuff did its job too well.

It repelled all the birds that used our bird bath; all the squirrels have left our yard and who knows what other critters have been put at bay by this product. But my giant sunflower is now in full bloom, reaching almost 14 feet into the air.

I tell you this story because just as I had to protect my sunflower from its enemy, we must protect our children and grandchildren with that same diligence. Remember, “Be alert and of sober mind. Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour” (1 Pet. 5:8).

There is a repellent that will protect all our children, and it is called the Word of God, the B-I-B-L- E. Every good church will put a priority on surrounding your children with the Word of God and teaching them the truths of Scripture. “I have hidden Your word in my heart that I might not sin against You” (Ps. 119:11).

Plant, nurture, protect and enjoy!

Showing appreciation to ministry wives Amy Petersen Ministry Wives Ministry Partner for Oklahoma Baptists @amyruthpetersen

A simple “thank you” is one of the easiest and most practical ways we can love one another. It communicates this message: I see you, and I am grateful for you.

August is Ministry Wives Appreciation Month for Oklahoma Baptists. It’s a time to be intentional about showing appreciation to the women who support their husbands and serve their church in the unique ways God has gifted them.

During this pandemic and COVID-era, ministers have had to rewrite the script on how to do church. Each community has its own set of needs and challenges to navigate around. Ministers have worked hard and stayed late, dealt with criticisms and opinions and had to shoulder unexplainable stressors. It has impacted them as well as their families. A simple “thank you” can be just the infusion of appreciation to refresh their purpose and passion.

Here are a few suggestions about saying “thank you”: • “Thank you” can never be received if it isn’t shared. If you are grateful, take a moment and say “thank you.”

• “Thank you” should not be a lead-in to share advice or your own opinion. “Thank you for… but I think you should…”

• “Thank you” should not be used to manipulate or manage their opinion of you.

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• “Thank you” can stand alone. It is enough to say “Thank you for… all you do to love our church and serve the Lord.”

It’s true; Oklahoma Baptists have so many wonderful and appreciative churches—churches full of people who love and say “thank you” regularly. It’s a beautiful thing to see God’s people unite and love each other as He has called us to love.

Saying “thank you” is one way to appreciate the wives of your ministers. Other examples include sending a gift card “just for her” to get a coffee or ice cream, delivering a backto-school survival kit if she is a mother of young children, shipping a book or Bible study to her doorstep, or collecting money for a restaurant gift card for takeout one night, so she won’t have to cook dinner.

Another way to show appreciation is to gift them with the opportunity to attend the weekend away the Oklahoma Baptists plan each year for ministry wives. This year, the event will be on Sept, 25-26 at Oklahoma City, Northwest.

The cost of the event is $50 and registration is now open. For more details, visit

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oklahomabaptists.com/women/ministry-wives.

Cheer on your ministers and their families and think outside the box of how you can appreciate them. Let’s foster a culture of appreciation for those who lead and serve our churches.

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Oklahoma Baptists hosted a luncheon Aug. 12 for 34 International Mission Board (IMB) missionaries and their children who are currently living on stateside assignment Oklahoma. Some of the missionaries are currently in Oklahoma due to planned furloughs, while others are awaiting the lifting of COVID-19 quarantine restrictions in the countries where they serve.

Amy Cordova, missions and women’s ministries partner for Oklahoma Baptists, explained the purpose of the gathering was to let these missionaries know Oklahoma Baptists support them in these difficult times. ”Due to the pandemic, traveling has been limited across the globe,” Cordova said. “Many of our missionaries have found themselves in the states for an extended period of time. We wanted to gather those who are stateside and provide them a space to fellowship and be encouraged.”

The luncheon included presentations from Oklahoma Baptist staff who shared the vision of the state convention, as well as current strategies for partnership missions and the Oklahoma missions pipeline, specifically highlighting GoStudents. Missionary children and youth also had age-appropriate food and fellowship.

Hance Dilbeck, executive director-treasurer with Oklahoma Baptists, shared a message from Phil. 1:12-14 encouraging the missionaries not to lose heart because they are not currently able to be in the countries in which they normally serve.

“Sometimes it is tempting to think that adverse circumstances are limiting our progress,” he said.

“But Paul writes while in prison, ‘I want you to know that my circumstances are actually resulting in the greater progress of the Gospel.’ You see the passion Paul had for the Gospel despite his circumstances.

“If our passion is about the progress of our career, or the health and well-being of our family, or comfort, or wealth or fame, then we are always battling circumstances. But if our passion is the advance of the Gospel, then any old circumstance will do.”

Southeast Asian Affinity missionary Rocky Brewer said the event was a needed respite for him and his wife Anne (names changed for security purposes). The couple has been waiting in Oklahoma City several months for clearance to return to serve the people to whom God has called them.

“The meeting was a wonderful time to get together with other missionaries.” Brewer said. “It was a much-needed time of refreshment and encouragement. I was particularly impressed and encouraged to hear of the recent re-focus of energy and resources toward increasing giving to the IMB and also the goal of sending more missionaries out from Oklahoma Baptist churches.”

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Sept. 12-Owasso, First, 13307 E. 96th Street N. Oct. 17-Newcastle, First, 1650 N. Main Street Nov. 7-Madill, First, 210 S. First Street To register, visit okdisasterhelp.org

Chaplaincy: Oct. 23-24 Critical Incident Stress Management, OKC Police Training Academy, 800 N. Portland Ave., 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Cost: $45; email mvanzandt@ oklahomabaptists.org, deadline is Oct. 9 for registration and pay.

Pray for National Missionary Pat Alphin Pat and his wife Renee are planting Cody Cowboy Church in Cody, Wyo. Pray for relationships with city and rodeo leaders leading to spiritual decisions.

Pray for Oklahoma Missionary Heath Thomas Heath is serving his first year as president of Oklahoma Baptist University. Pray for him as OBU begins its fall semester.

For Powerpoint slides of Prayer Guide, visit www.oklahomabaptists.org/cp

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Send Oklahoma: Oklahoma Baptists, NAMB announce new church planting network, name three leaders /// PREVIEWED ON COVER >> by Staff Leaders with Oklahoma Baptists and the North American Mission Board (NAMB) of the Southern Baptist Convention recently announced a new church planting partnership being launched to enhance church planting across Oklahoma.

During the Oklahoma Baptists’ recent Board of Directors meeting, board members officially approved the “SEND Network Oklahoma,” a new church planting partnership between NAMB and Oklahoma Baptists’ state convention.

Hance Dilbeck, executive director-treasurer for Oklahoma Baptists, said, “This partnership will fully leverage our Cooperative Program commitment.

I believe we will continue to advance the Gospel together by planting healthy churches and do so even more efficiently.”

Dilbeck emphasized that the SEND Network Oklahoma will work alongside churches and associations to find strategic opportunities to plant churches.

He said, “We are pastor-focused, church-centered and associational partnered through all of this process.” Dilbeck and NAMB announced that three Oklahomans have been selected to help lead the new network.

Pastor Doug Melton will serve as the Send Network Oklahoma director, while he maintains his current role as senior pastor of Oklahoma City, Southern Hills. Melton will serve as the primary advocate with pastors for church planting in Oklaho-

ma, as well as help Oklahoma pastors and potential planters connect with church planting throughout the convention.

Pastor Rusty Gunn of Sand Springs, Church That Matters, will serve as the network’s church planting catalyst in the Tulsa area. Gunn will cultivate relationships, coach toward multiplication and catalyze movement with pastors and church planters. He also will shepherd potential and existing planters through Send Network Oklahoma planter pathway, including assessment, orientation, training/coaching and care. Gunn will be primarily working in the Tulsa area, and he also will work with pastors and planters throughout the convention area.

Pastor Ray Strauss of Edmond, Edmond Community was named church planting catalyst for the Oklahoma City area. Like Gunn, Strauss will cultivate relationships, coach toward multiplication, and catalyze movement with pastors and church planters, among other responsibilities. He will primarily work in the Oklahoma City area, and he also will work with pastors and planters throughout the convention area.

All three leaders—Melton, Gunn and Strauss—will continue to pastor full time in their local churches, as they take on these SEND Network Oklahoma roles.

NAMB President Kevin Ezell expressed his enthusiasm and support for the effort.

“We are incredibly excited to be entering this new partnership with Oklaho-

ma Baptists,” Ezell said. “The SEND Network Oklahoma will combine all of the strengths Oklahoma Baptists are known for with the resources, training, coaching and care we have utilized nationally with hundreds of new church plants our SEND Network helps launch each year. I am grateful for Hance Dilbeck’s strong leadership and for this opportunity to join arms in such an important effort.”

The SEND Network Oklahoma’s stated vision is “to see a multiplying church in every community within our state.”

Alan Quigley, associate executive director with Oklahoma Baptists, said, “These multiplying churches will assist in discovering, developing and deploying church planting teams from within their congregations. SEND Oklahoma desires to plant churches everywhere in our state, so that everyone has an opportunity to be a part of a local congregation.”

For more information, visit oklahomabaptists.org and click on the “SEND Oklahoma” tab.

Members of Okahoma Baptists board approved a new church planting partnership.

>> PHOTO: BRIAN HOBBS

WatersEdge accounting unlocks ministry opportunities for Oklahoma churches >> by Anna Dellinger

CONTENT CREATOR, THE BAPTIST FOUNDATION OF OKLAHOMA

Brandon Adams wanted to help send the students at his church on a mission trip, but he didn’t have the funds. That’s why Adams, pastor of education and administration at Choctaw, First, jumped at the opportunity to free up more resources by trusting WatersEdge Ministry Accounting to manage the church’s finances.

WatersEdge launched Ministry Accounting in 2019, offering bookkeeping, payroll and contribution tracking to Oklahoma Baptist churches, associations and organizations. The service is designed to lift the accounting burden off church leaders’ shoulders, so they can focus more on the Gospel and less on finances.

“Our youth were able to participate in a GoStudents project last summer in Belize, and thanks to money we saved with WatersEdge, the church was able to pay about 25 to 30 percent of each person’s cost,” Adams said. “We also sent groups to Guatemala and Montenegro, and helped plant a church in Kansas City.”

Sarah Barham, WatersEdge Ministry Accounting vice president, said the service helps save churches an average of $400 per month. “It’s money that often goes toward a salaried position or costly accounting software,” Barham explained, “but with the help of WatersEdge, those savings have been used to fund a variety of other ministry efforts.”

The expertise that WatersEdge brings also helps churches keep up with an ever-changing financial landscape.

“When you’re dealing with tax changes or associated legal issues, it gets complicated quickly,” Adams said. “We trust WatersEdge to be on top of that

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>> PHOTOS: PROVIDED 1) Youth from Choctaw, First, participate on a GoStudents trip to Belize in the summer of 2019; 2) Rick Cordova shares the Gospel during a 2019 meeting of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) at Putnam City West High School. Opportunities like this provide Cordova’s church, OKC, Bright City, a chance to serve their community.

and let us know what’s going on.”

The WatersEdge Ministry Accounting team currently serves 33 churches and associations across Oklahoma. Barham said she expects to take on another 20 ministries by year’s end.

In addition to saving money, WatersEdge accounting is also saving church staff members time. Shellie Tellez, secretary at Oklahoma City, Shields Boulevard, said her congregation’s switch to WatersEdge has made her workload much more manageable.

“I’m also the church clerk, so I had to do it all,” Tellez said. “Partnering with WatersEdge took such a heavy load off of me, and I absolutely love working with them.”

Rick Cordova, pastor of Oklahoma City, Bright City, saw the benefit of using WatersEdge Ministry Accounting from the beginning.

“As a brand-new church starting from the ground up, we wanted to build an infrastructure that allowed us to meet the needs of our community,” Cordova said. “WatersEdge accounting is saving us thousands of dollars as opposed to hiring someone for that position. As a result, we’re even more involved in our community, whether it’s benevolence, helping someone with rent, or feeding the

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high school football team. Those savings have also helped us make renovations and get the church building in working order.”

Barham has also seen Ministry Accounting provide relief for a dedicated volunteer or church staff member who handled the congregation’s accounting for decades and felt a burden to stay on and continue helping because no one was available to take over.

“It’s freeing to know that when they’re ready, they can retire, and someone capable will be there to keep things flowing smoothly,” Barham said.

For Ponca City, First, WatersEdge filled such a need.

“Our secretary of more than 30 years was retiring,” Pastor Michael Taylor said. “We knew that replacing her was going to be impossible, so we started looking at outside firms and found WatersEdge.

“They’ve tailored their approach to meet our church’s needs with solid accounting practices. It’s not a one size fits all approach. They’ve been receptive to suggestions and requests. The heartbeat that drives their operation is serving the local church.”

To learn more about WatersEdge Ministry Accounting or request an estimate for your church, call 866/6938369 or visit watersedgeservices.org/accounting.

GIVING REPORT Januar y Through June 2020 2020

Dear Oklahoma Baptists, As we together review the Cooperative Program giving report of churches for the first half of 2020, my heart is filled with gratitude for the faithfulness of our God and for Oklahoma Baptists. While some might look at this information and see mere statistics and dollar amounts, when I look at these numbers, I see an example of God’s grace.

Just as the Apostle Paul wrote about the Macedonian churches in his day, I could say of our churches that they continue to display the work of God’s grace through sharing generously.

“And now, brothers and sisters, we want you to know about the grace that God has given the Macedonian churches. In the midst of a very severe trial, their overflowing joy and their extreme poverty welled up in rich generosity. For I testify that they gave as much as they were able, and even beyond their ability. Entirely on their own, they urgently pleaded with us for the privilege of sharing in this service to the Lord’s people.” (2 Corinthians 8:1-4) Paul referred to the financial gifts of the Macedonian as “Grace that God has given.” The focus of their gifts and the gifts of our churches is not the amount of money given, but the joyful spirit in which they gave.

They viewed their giving as the “privilege of sharing in this service to the Lord’s people.” The CP gifts represented below are a manifestation of Grace that God has given to our churches. In addition, the gifts show where our priorities are placed, in “serving the Lord.” We know these resources are used to resource missionaries, church planters and countless other Gospel ministries. May God multiply the impact of these gifts!

As we are well on our way into second half of 2020, let’s allow the Lord to use these challenging times to focus all the more on our shared priority of advancing the Gospel together.

Gratefully in Christ,

D. Hance Dilbeck, Jr.

Executive Director-Treasurer for Oklahoma Baptists Comparison of CP Giving January through June 2020 Giving

2020 $11,312,371.63

2019 $11,975,197.03

2020 Under 2019 ($662,825.40) Percent (5.53%) 2020

2019

$636.35 $4,773.12 $7,214.76 $1,112.03 $0.00 $45,182.70

$1,727.54 $5,633.40 $7,448.54 $1,488.83 $1,115.00 $21,710.00

$581.80 $4,818.62 $4,404.88 $6,172.32 $7,478.72 $26,750.72 $408.00 $10,614.88 $2,425.40 $3,501.70 $9,218.00 $2,421.17 $0.00 $0.00

$666.00 $2,582.39 $5,471.19 $7,302.96 $12,923.53 $19,028.00 $674.00 $9,003.76 $3,929.44 $3,597.80 $9,391.12 $2,801.85 $0.00 $394.76

$154.98 $38,906.95 $6,037.89 $6,629.06 $0.00 $3,093.66 $2,910.63 $4,040.49 $7,377.05 $200.00 $1,915.49 $208,981.37

$427.52 $33,937.80 $6,790.00 $6,160.61 $0.00 $3,870.67 $3,551.42 $3,167.00 $10,124.55 $160.00 $1,690.60 $186,770.28

ATOKA-COAL ASSOCIATION ATOKA, BENTLEY ATOKA, BLACKJACK ATOKA, FARRIS ATOKA, FIRST ATOKA, HARMONY ATOKA, HILLCREST ATOKA, NEW HOPE ATOKA, SOUTHSIDE ATOKA, TUSHKA ATOKA, WARDS CHAPEL CADDO, VOCA CANEY, FIRST CANEY, MT CARMEL CENTRAHOMA COALGATE, COTTONWOOD COALGATE, FIRST COALGATE, OLNEY LANE, CRYSTAL LANE, FIRST LEHIGH, FIRST STRINGTOWN, FIRST STRINGTOWN, MCGEE VALLEY TUPELO, FIRST WAPANUCKA, WILSON TOTALS

$3,257.16 $1,438.30 $890.31 $6,443.84 $6,927.80 $639.00 $0.00 $3,210.35 $4,525.73 $0.00 $5,155.00 $1,820.00 $1,460.63 $0.00 $36.63 $2,121.95 $0.00 $573.20 $954.72 $1,207.00 $7,851.98

$2,639.72 $1,996.80 $1,769.17 $6,800.62 $8,693.45 $959.00 $360.50 $2,832.51 $4,371.84 $1,609.44 $4,847.00 $4,530.49 $1,770.44 $0.00 $858.05 $1,923.99 $0.00 $615.06 $3,676.84 $1,420.74 $8,129.07

$5,360.64 $1,106.85 $0.00 $54,981.09

$5,980.25 $1,366.71 $0.00 $67,151.69

$1,276.00 $227.12 $92,805.99 $1,500.00 $455.66 $2,168.94 $12,836.38 $3,940.00 $559.16 $4,591.52

$1,526.00 $386.11 $91,914.10 $4,517.60 $887.50 $2,841.91 $7,765.14 $13,462.50 $2,128.00 $2,904.53

$0.00 $33,502.06 $1,453.50 $0.00 $1,375.78 $3,357.18 $35,629.87 $0.00 $2,504.02 $874.89 $11,487.45 $210,545.52

$0.00 $58,541.41 $2,879.19 $0.00 $2,628.27 $4,702.81 $29,610.90 $0.00 $4,105.95 $825.30 $11,136.00 $242,763.22

BANNER ASSOCIATION ADA, COLBERT ADA, FAITH ADA, FIRST ADA, GALEY ADA, HIGH HILL ADA, HOMER ADA, LOVELADY ADA, MORRIS MEMORIAL ADA, NEW BETHEL ADA, OAK AVENUE ADA, SOVEREIGN GRACE BIBLE ADA, TRINITY ADA, UNION HILL ADA, UNION VALLEY ALLEN, FIRST FITTSTOWN,FIRST FITZHUGH, FIRST FRANCIS, FIRST ROFF, FIRST ROFF, LIGHTNING RIDGE STONEWALL, FIRST TOTALS

2019

$83.00 $0.00 $611.80

$220.00 $0.00 $1,479.75

$140.00 $3,582.94 $1,407.00 $616.77 $1,294.64 $786.00

$125.00 $5,141.41 $1,396.00 $421.55 $1,144.63 $176.36

$364.30 $864.10 $273.00 $3,025.82 $2,331.81 $4,419.64 $1,261.34 $4,483.00 $2,392.69 $263.83 $1,744.00 $4,160.72 $0.00

$281.34 $5,372.82 $938.00 $7,405.30 $2,618.86 $4,241.44 $1,416.67 $6,724.70 $2,248.34 $1,076.73 $2,175.00 $6,372.10 $0.00

$5,925.45 $66,210.53 $8,321.03 $0.00

$3,333.73 $43,264.34 $5,764.41 $0.00

$0.00 $3,068.50 $6,999.18 $1,941.73 $0.00 $1,321.25 $350.22 $2,046.00 $1,349.72 $3,293.37 $3,268.00 $0.00 $2,252.47 $1,729.32 $142,183.17

$0.00 $3,016.89 $7,192.11 $1,596.03 $0.00 $1,058.25 $919.14 $4,394.00 $1,024.00 $6,290.70 $2,791.00 $0.00 $2,267.39 $723.86 $134,611.85

$5,492.88 $12,409.89 $36,144.20 $339.88 $0.00

$5,520.55 $11,294.35 $38,370.25 $321.85 $0.00

$0.00 $632.00

$0.00 $497.00

$450.00 $24,714.30 $3,492.00 $2,876.04 $108.44 $0.00 $21,591.96 $1,388.40 $7,223.45 $949.67

$293.00 $27,088.80 $2,623.00 $3,036.01 $233.40 $0.00 $31,301.69 $513.29 $7,856.64 $4,823.89

$137.10 $4,666.08 $3,104.95 $110.55 $5,189.77 $65,801.00 $1,198.94 $7,877.51 $4,954.50 $534.88 $2,113.10 $7,789.67 $221.291.16

$391.30 $6,895.55 $6,481.27 $0.00 $6,855.72 $55,078.00 $3,266.51 $8,447.25 $5,167.37 $297.30 $4,214.70 $8,632.48 $239.501.17

$13,643.18 $58,500.00 $19,234.47 $569.80 $0.00

$10,505.52 $68,250.00 $18,416.89 $904.21 $0.00

BRYAN ASSOCIATION

ARBUCKLE ASSOCIATION BYARS DAVIS, CHICKASAW TRAIL DAVIS, FIRST DAVIS, IMMANUEL DOUGHERTY, FIRST ELMORE CITY, FIRST ELMORE CITY, KATIE VICTORY HENNEPIN, FIRST HICKORY, FIRST LINDSAY, CALVARY LINDSAY, ERIN SPRINGS LINDSAY, FIRST LINDSAY, HUGHES MAYSVILLE, FIRST MAYSVILLE, STORY PAOLI, FIRST PAULS VALLEY, BEATY PAULS VALLEY, FIRST PAULS VALLEY, GRACE PAULS VALLEY, LOVE PAULS VALLEY, PRIMERA HISPANA PAULS VALLEY, TRINITY ROSEDALE, FIRST STRATFORD, FIRST STRATFORD, PRAIRIE VIEW SULPHUR, CALVARY SULPHUR, CENTRAL SULPHUR, CROSSWAY FIRST WYNNEWOOD, FIRST WYNNEWOOD, JOY WYNNEWOOD, WALKER TOTALS

2020

ACHILLE, COMMUNITY ACHILLE, FIRST ALBANY ALBANY, RED RIVER VALLEY COWBOY ARMSTRONG, FIRST BENNINGTON, FIRST BENNINGTON, WADE BOKCHITO, FAITH BOKCHITO, FIRST BOKCHITO, REYNOLDS CHAPEL BOKCHITO, ROBINSON BOKCHITO, YUBA FIRST CADDO, BLUE RIVER CADDO, FIRST CALERA CARTWRIGHT, FIRST COLBERT, FIRST DURANT, BLUE DURANT, BROWN DURANT, BUSHNELL DURANT, CALVARY DURANT, COBB DURANT, FAIRVIEW DURANT, FIRST DURANT, GRACE DURANT, LAKEPOINT DURANT, PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA DURANT, ROBERTA DURANT, SILO DURANT, STONE CREEK DURANT, SUNSET VIEW DURANT, WESTERN MEADOWS HENDRIX KEMP KENEFIC MEAD MEAD, EMMANUEL MEAD, STREETMAN ROAD PLATTER, FIRST UTICA TOTALS

CADDO ASSOCIATION ALBERT, ONEY ANADARKO, BETHEL ANADARKO, FIRST ANADARKO, HISPANA ANADARKO, INDIAN CAPITAL ANADARKO, SADDLE MOUNTAIN INDIAN ANADARKO, SQUARE TOP ANADARKO, VIRGINIA AVENUE APACHE, FIRST BINGER CARNEGIE, ALFALFA CARNEGIE, EBENEZER CARNEGIE, FAITH INDIAN CARNEGIE, FIRST CEMENT, FIRST CYRIL, FIRST CYRIL, MIDWAY EAKLY, BETHEL SPANISH MISSION EAKLY, FIRST FORT COBB, FIRST FORT COBB, FIRST CADDO GRACEMONT, FIRST HINTON, FIRST HINTON, SCOTT HYDRO, FIRST HYDRO, PLEASANT VALLEY HYDRO, SWAN LAKE MINCO, CANAAN VERDEN, FIRST TOTALS

CAPITAL ASSOCIATION ARCADIA, FIRST SOUTHERN BETHANY, COUNCIL ROAD BETHANY, FIRST BETHANY, FUENTE DE VIDA BETHANY, MACEDONIA

BETHANY, NEW COVENANT FELLOWSHIP BETHANY, ROCA FUERTE BETHANY, TULAKES CHOCTAW, CHOCTAW ROAD CHOCTAW, EASTLAND HILLS CHOCTAW, FIRST DEL CITY, DEL VIEW DEL CITY, FIRST SOUTHERN DEL CITY, PRAISE OF ZION MISSIONARY DEL CITY, SOLOMON TEMPLE DEL CITY, SUNNYLANE SOUTHERN EDMOND, ACTS COMMUNITY EDMOND, BETHESDA EDMOND, CHISHOLM CREEK EDMOND, EAST EDMOND COMMUNITY EDMOND, FIRST EDMOND, FIRST INDIAN EDMOND, HENDERSON HILLS EDMOND, HENDERSON HILLS FARSI EDMOND, HIGHLAND PARK EDMOND, HISPANA EDMOND, NEW HOPE EDMOND, NORTH POINTE EDMOND, VINTAGE EDMOND, WATERLOO ROAD FOREST PARK, NORTHEAST MISSIONARY GUTHRIE, COMMUNITY GUTHRIE, FIRST SOUTHERN GUTHRIE, LAKEVIEW GUTHRIE, WOODCREST HARRAH, FIRST HARRAH, LEGACY JONES, FIRST LUTHER, FIRST MIDWC, COUNTRY ESTATES MIDWC, CREST MIDWC, EASTPOINT MIDWC, EASTWOOD MIDWC, FIRST MIDWC, KOREAN MIDWC, LIGHTHOUSE MIDWC, MEADOWOOD MIDWC, NEW COMMUNITY MIDWC, SOLDIER CREEK MIDWC, SOONER MOORE, PHILIPPINE INTERNATIONAL MUSTANG, CHISHOLM HEIGHTS MUSTANG, FIRST MUSTANG, MUSTANG HEIGHTS NEWALLA, COUNTRYSIDE NEWALLA, FIRST NICOMA PARK, FIRST OKC, BAPTIST TEMPLE OKC, BETHEL OKC, BEVERLY HILLS OKC, BRANCHES OKC, BRIDGEPOINT OKC, BRIGHT CITY OKC, BRITTON OKC, BROOKWOOD OKC, BRYANT AVENUE OKC, CALVARY MISSIONARY OKC, CAMILLE AVENUE OKC, CAPITOL HILL OKC, CENTRAL OKC, CENTRAL HISPANIC OKC, CHEROKEE HILLS OKC, CHINESE OKC, CHURCH AT THE VILLAGE OKC, CIRCLE OF LIFE OKC, CLASSEN BOULEVARD OKC, CRESTVIEW OKC, CROSSROADS OKC, CROSSTOWN OKC, CROWN HEIGHTS OKC, DICKSON OKC, DUMAS AVENUE SOUTHERN OKC, EAGLE HEIGHTS OKC, EL OLIVAR OKC, EMANUEL HISPANIC OKC, EXCHANGE AVENUE OKC, FAITHWORKS OKC, FIRST HISPANIC OKC, FORTIETH STREET OKC, GLORIETA OKC, GRACE AND TRUTH OKC, GRACE PLACE OKC, GRACE POINTE OKC, GRAND BOULEVARD OKC, GREATER TRINITY OKC, HEAVENLY HEIGHTS OKC, HERITAGE OKC, HIGHLAND HILLS OKC, HOWARD MEMORIAL OKC, I CAN FAMILY CENTER OKC, IGLESIA LAVILLA OKC, IGLESIA PALABRA VIVA OKC, INDIAN COMMUNITY OKC, INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY OKC, INTERNATIONAL GRACE OKC, JAPANESE MISSION OKC, JESUS ES EL CAMINO OKC, KELHAM OKC, KENTUCKY AVENUE OKC, KNOB HILL OKC, KOREAN LIGHTHOUSE OKC, LAO-THAI OKC, LONE STAR OKC, MASHAK OKC, MAYFAIR OKC, MAYRIDGE OKC, MISSION OKC OKC, NEW BETHEL OKC, NEW LIFE MISSION OKC, NEWCHURCH OKC, NORTHWEST OKC, NORTHWEST MANDARIN OKC, NUEVA VIDA OKC, OAKDALE OKC, OIKOS OKC, OKLAHOMA ZOTUNG

2020

2019

$1,028.49 $0.00 $3,466.56 $103,559.71 $300.00 $45,094.49 $1,317.58 $47,045.47

$722.21 $0.00 $2,727.08 $109,524.39 $300.00 $53,435.77 $1,331.79 $63,077.97

$0.00 $0.00

$0.00 $0.00

$1,200.00 $105.08 $0.00 $600.00

$1,200.00 $124.82 $0.00 $600.00

$9,699.00 $132,038.82 $0.00 $78,333.34

$6,003.00 $104,631.36 $0.00 $74,464.58

$0.00 $982.41 $2,855.86 $100.00 $16,560.19 $0.00 $64,270.00

$190.00 $1,045.78 $3,522.52 $0.00 $40,343.72 $0.00 $67,077.00

$0.00 $0.00 $15,008.23 $7,838.64 $4,505.34 $23,450.86 $0.00 $5,725.35 $1,000.00 $24,669.28 $886.76 $1,400.00 $5,289.53 $30,215.17 $1,246.00 $0.00 $64,181.50 $445.00 $6,665.00 $3,322.97

$369.00 $0.00 $14,478.16 $4,932.16 $4,674.52 $25,216.35 $0.00 $6,680.04 $400.00 $38,677.10 $655.09 $1,250.00 $7,556.21 $28,641.61 $0.00 $0.00 $68,383.00 $0.00 $5,678.67 $4,021.64

$1,361.57

$1,164.33

$108,123.11 $75,142.70

$116,896.38 $66,351.75

$7,795.83 $2,504.37 $0.00 $26,605.18 $1,249.98 $0.00 $197.19 $0.00 $400.00 $58.37 $578.87 $54,771.24 $0.00 $120.00 $0.00 $55,002.07 $1,543.35 $3,341.45 $42,184.09 $0.00 $0.00 $500.00 $5,727.36 $6,755.20 $1,200.00 $6,622.00 $3,504.08 $0.00

$11,073.72 $2,318.29 $19,535.90 $28,470.78 $1,249.98 $217.05 $365.00 $949.00 $640.00 $25.00 $640.80 $47,379.30 $350.00 $100.00 $0.00 $48,657.98 $1,770.00 $1,600.00 $48,386.30 $0.00 $1,105.34 $600.00 $4,763.40 $16,654.45 $1,200.00 $1,200.00 $5,479.22 $0.00

$0.00 $3,900.00 $0.00 $2,316.88 $6,963.88 $15.00 $0.00 $0.00 $13,771.00 $0.00 $1,999.98 $0.00 $655.30 $0.00 $2,490.44 $2,500.00 $15,340.60 $1,242.44 $0.00 $279.96 $311.40 $1,720.49

$0.00 $6,000.00 $0.00 $2,951.45 $9,059.03 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $13,274.00 $0.00 $1,925.04 $0.00 $131.00 $0.00 $2,567.19 $3,500.00 $6,785.55 $1,107.09 $0.00 $481.20 $344.70 $1,249.01

$1,378.00 $0.00 $301.01 $639.00 $11,526.12 $0.00 $406.65 $0.00 $175.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $9,377.00 $250.00 $0.00 $552.00 $1,200.00 $37,853.98 $0.00

$1,160.00 $0.00 $605.80 $1,754.36 $10,853.87 $0.00 $976.36 $0.00 $210.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $10,415.00 $250.00 $0.00 $829.00 $1,200.00 $40,999.45 $0.00

$589.72 $59,087.74 $0.00 $1,002.16

$1,396.14 $47,549.89 $0.00 $690.67

OKC, OLIVET OKC, PLAINVIEW OKC, PORTLAND AVENU OKC, PROSPECT OKC, PUTNAM CITY OKC, QUAIL SPRINGS OKC, RANCHO VILLAGE OKC, RIOS DE AGUA VIVA OKC, ROCKWOOD OKC, SHARON OKC, SHIELDS BOULEVARD OKC, SOUTH LINDSAY OKC, SOUTH OKLAHOMA CITY OKC, SOUTHERN HILLS OKC, SOUTHERN TEMPLE OKC, SPRING CREEK OKC, SPRINGDALE OKC, TRINITY OKC, TRINITY CHINESE OKC, TRINITY MISSIONARY OKC, TRUE LIGHT OKC, VICTORY OKC, VIETNAMESE COMMUNITY OKC, VIETNAMESE FIRST OKC, VILLAGE OKC, VISION COMMUNITY OKC, WESTERN AVENUE OKC, WILMONT PLACE OKC, ZOMI CHRISTIAN PIEDMONT, FIRST SPENCER, TRUELOVE WHEATLAND, FIRST YUKON, CANADIAN VALLEY YUKON, FIRST YUKON, SURREY HILLS YUKON, TRINITY TOTALS

2019

$5,485.98 $3,748.69 $2,673.68 $500.00 $11,590.00 $379,560.99 $610.00 $1,187.01 $0.00 $804.09 $1,263.02 $6,086.57 $209.09 $295,714.37 $1,174.30 $283.57 $1,697.10 $943.91 $255.52 $0.00 $92.18 $2,208.00

$3,721.00 $3,417.02 $23,213.61 $0.00 $12,685.00 $427,214.53 $5,279.90 $2,972.45 $0.00 $0.00 $1,791.29 $5,750.65 $195.91 $296,336.61 $2,467.44 $326.91 $2,605.15 $1,627.54 $736.08 $0.00 $23.00 $2,321.00

$2,000.00 $0.00 $43,464.53 $0.00 $0.00 $11,183.13 $2,190.00 $31,924.22 $0.00 $1,776.81 $833.31 $33,667.43 $0.00 $13,785.81 2236401.15

$2,000.00 $0.00 $40,992.97 $0.00 $50.00 $11,104.54 $2,052.46 $42,963.33 $0.00 $2,543.96 $499.98 $42,385.93 $13,408.99 $10,652.79 2398761.97

$0.00 $2,325.82 $4,000.00 $938.08 $2,236.70 $10,827.58 $372.80 $2,371.24 $1,861.36 $44,963.13 $0.00 $0.00 $6,996.00 $0.00 $4,009.28 $1,043.63 $0.00 $0.00 $5,131.92 $6,047.04 $625.20 $18,991.41 $43,707.92 $0.00 $4,988.26 $1,139.20 $0.00 $5,373.06 $9,451.76 $2,086.47 $1,472.00 $2,000.00 $12,701.60 $1,115.68 $20,001.85

$0.00 $2,263.37 $0.00 $913.82 $2,351.10 $10,768.94 $2,077.48 $3,081.66 $1,208.52 $50,469.94 $0.00 $0.00 $5,718.00 $3,442.35 $5,972.92 $906.12 $0.00 $0.00 $5,125.35 $4,860.22 $625.20 $18,818.78 $47,092.96 $0.00 $4,339.87 $8,341.19 $0.00 $5,342.01 $10,256.84 $2,947.89 $1,496.00 $0.00 $14,518.05 $1,157.50 $18,511.89

$216,778.99

$232,607.97

$0.00 $437.75 $0.00 $193.00 $0.00 $236.33 $0.00 $150.00 $1,063.00 $0.00 $898.65 $1,151.22 $0.00 $628.05 $264.80 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $50.00 $0.00 $506.00 $0.00 $0.00 $113.53 $161.00 $573.24 $574.75 $750.00 $300.00 $280.00 $973.55 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $75.00 $100.00 $0.00 $0.00 $750.00 $110.28

$0.00 $497.76 $0.00 $148.00 $0.00 $492.91 $0.00 $175.00 $695.00 $0.00 $918.43 $712.15 $0.00 $723.50 $264.89 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,634.01 $0.00 $657.00 $280.68 $0.00 $71.37 $23.56 $341.77 $487.86 $1,200.00 $300.00 $310.50 $1,149.25 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $150.00 $300.00 $0.00 $717.00 $600.00 $458.48

$0.00

$0.00

$246.37 $106.64 $10,693.16

$374.19 $102.34 $15,785.65

CENTRAL ASSOCIATION CALUMET CANTON, FIRST CASHION, FIRST COYLE, FIRST CRESCENT, CENTRAL CRESCENT, FIRST CRESCENT, OAK VALLEY DOVER, FIRST EDMOND, MISSION BIBLE EL RENO, FIRST EL RENO, NEW VISION EL RENO, SOUTHERN HEIGHTS EL RENO, TRINITY GEARY, FIRST GREENFIELD, FIRST GUTHRIE, FAITH GUTHRIE, FRIENDSHIP GUTHRIE, GRACE COVENANT GUTHRIE, NOBLE AVENUE GUTHRIE, SEWARD ROAD HENNESSEY, CRISTO REY HENNESSEY, FIRST KINGFISHER, FIRST KINGFISHER, OAK STREET LONGDALE, FIRST MULHALL, FIRST MUSTANG, EXTREME OKARCHE, FIRST OKEENE, FIRST OMEGA ORLANDO, FIRST UNION CITY, FIRST WATONGA, FIRST WATONGA, TRINITY YUKON CHURCH TOTALS

CHEROKEE ASSOCIATION BUNCH, SYCAMORE TREE COLCORD, CLOUDS CREEK COLCORD, NEW GREEN EUCHA, HILLSIDE EUCHA, PINE RIDGE EUCHA, ROUND SPRINGS HULBERT, KEENER HULBERT, SWIMMER JAY, BRUSH CREEK JAY, OLD CLOUDS CREEK JAY, PINEY JAY, TYIO KANSAS, LONG PRAIRIE KANSAS, TWIN OAKS LOCUST GROVE, BALLOU LOCUST GROVE, COUNTRY LOCUST GROVE, LITTLE ROCK LOCUST GROVE, SNAKE CREEK MULDROW, BELLEFONTE PORUM, OAK GROVE ROSE, ELM PRAIRIE SALINA, EMMANUEL SALINA, EUWASHA SALINA, FIRST INDIAN SALINA, NEW JORDAN SALINA, STANDING ROCK SALINA, STEELEY SPAVINAW, RIBBON STILWELL, CHERRY TREE STILWELL, CHUCULATE STILWELL, ECHOTA STILWELL, FAIRFIELD STILWELL, FOUR VISIONS STILWELL, MULBERRY TREE STILWELL, OAKRIDGE STILWELL, PINEY CREEK STILWELL, SALEM STILWELL, SEQUOYAH TAHLEQUAH, CEDAR TREE TAHLEQUAH, ELM TREE TAHLEQUAH, FIRST INDIAN TAHLEQUAH, JOHNSON PRAIRIE TAHLEQUAH, NEW GREEN LEAF WATTS, CRITTENDEN TOTALS

CHEROKEE STRIP ASSOCIATION AMES, FIRST BILLINGS, FIRST BYRON CHEROKEE, FIRST

$3,000.00 $1,211.16 $600.00 $36,139.80

$3,000.00 $1,860.35 $750.00 $39,085.66

GIVING REPORT 2020

COVINGTON, FIRST ENID, BETHLEHEM ENID, CALVARY ENID, CHISHOLM TRAIL COWBOY ENID, EMMANUEL ENID, FIRST ENID, FIRST INDIAN ENID, GARLAND ROAD ENID, GRACEWAY ENID, IGLESIA BAUTISTA EMANUEL ENID, INTERNATIONAL GRACE ENID, LIBERTY SOUTHERN ENID, OPEN DOOR ENID, TRINITY ENID, YOUR FAMILY FAIRVIEW, FIRST GARBER, FIRST HUNTER, FIRST MARSHALL, FIRST MEDFORD, FIRST PERRY, FIRST PERRY, KAW STREET CHAPEL PERRY, SUMNER POND CREEK, FIRST RINGWOOD, FIRST RINGWOOD, SEGUIDORES DE JESUCRISTO WAUKOMIS, FIRST TOTALS

$5,735.32 $4,780.56 $0.00

$3,282.32 $2,001.15 $7,396.45

$100.00 $48,000.00 $46,574.88 $0.00 $2,251.70 $700.00

$100.00 $36,000.00 $48,033.93 $0.00 $520.00 $700.00

$0.00 $0.00 $1,286.97 $5,796.90 $308.00 $0.00 $5,133.77 $3,108.08 $205.38 $809.77 $2,141.66 $16,058.25 $714.80 $537.30 $694.30 $5,353.07

$0.00 $0.00 $1,358.24 $2,969.98 $400.00 $0.00 $4,063.96 $3,224.71 $262.02 $1,053.20 $8,239.94 $16,605.55 $581.54 $581.66 $707.48 $4,799.71

$0.00 $0.00 $191,241.67

$0.00 $249.61 $187,827.46

CHEYENNE-ARAPAHO ASSOCIATION CLINTON, INDIAN EL RENO, INDIAN ELK CITY, INDIAN GEARY, CHIEF CORNERSTONE KINGFISHER, ALL NATIONS WATONGA, MISSION POINT WEATHERFORD, INDIAN TOTALS

$0.00 $170.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $170

$0.00 $583.43 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $101.00 $554.50 $1,238.93

CHI-KA-SHA ASSOCIATION ADA, ARCHARD ROAD ADA, FIRST INDIAN ARDMORE, INDIAN CONNERVILLE, OKCHAMALI FITTSTOWN, HICKORY HILL MADILL, PICKENS MARLOW, ST YORK OVERBROOK, MCALISTER ROFF, OAK GROVE STRATFORD, SANDY HILL STRINGTOWN, COMMUNITY SULPHUR, NEW HOPE SULPHUR, SANDY TISHOMINGO, FIRST INDIAN TOTALS

$517.46 $0.00 $1,708.17 $3,162.00 $729.72 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $6,117.35

$622.60 $1,070.00 $1,099.11 $3,365.00 $560.29 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $18.00 $0.00 $0.00 $6,735.00

CHOCTAW-CHICKASAW ASSOCIATION ANTLERS, FAITH ARDMORE, CONCORD ARDMORE, DURWOOD BROKEN BOW, MYRTLEWOOD CALERA, GRACE INDIAN KEOTA, NEW HOPE KREBS, HIGH HILL INDIAN MCALESTER, DOUBLE SPRINGS MCALESTER, FIRST INDIAN PITTSBURG, SARDIS RED OAK, CEDAR RED OAK, SOUTH ROCK CREEK TALIHINA, GREEN HILL WILBURTON, BOILING SPRING TOTALS

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $400.00 $0.00 $0.00

$0.00 $2,388.60 $1,205.00 $568.65 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $4,162.25

$0.00 $1,759.92 $202.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,361.92

$731.85 $12,659.00 $0.00 $15,977.43

$724.70 $15,784.00 $1,404.16 $17,074.41

$1,644.85 $14,723.88 $583.00 $15,486.56 $121.24 $993.44 $18,129.28 $4,313.96 $5,819.77 $7,701.00 $6,391.00 $8,580.36 $283.14 $1,670.35 $10,963.03 $1,113.00 $1,407.94

$2,443.20 $15,311.34 $771.00 $17,647.49 $331.70 $940.28 $19,761.93 $4,917.17 $5,704.43 $9,044.00 $2,472.00 $7,959.41 $363.98 $1,891.98 $11,683.01 $1,124.00 $874.47

$9,663.42 $360.90 $2,025.00

$10,550.90 $506.50 $5,598.00

$1,454.06 $7,805.01 $2,181.13 $11,062.00 $0.00 $7,893.21 $0.00 $2,638.24 $21,620.66 $9,886.58 $751.32 $2,279.79 $1,618.80

$1,431.47 $6,831.81 $1,985.14 $10,863.18 $0.00 $8,575.81 $0.00 $2,331.52 $20,052.11 $10,644.88 $188.26 $2,831.87 $1,969.71

$5,397.00 $1,448.35 $1,682.20 $175.00

$7,417.00 $1,551.68 $2,031.60 $150.00

$335.15 $27,484.00 $5,782.40 $3,000.00 $405.50 $0.00 $6,219.00

$2,708.24 $23,251.42 $5,235.03 $3,000.00 $885.54 $300.00 $8,850.00

$11,408.08 $4,114.86

$10,328.74 $4,722.39

CIMARRON ASSOCIATION BLACKBURN, FIRST BRISTOW, FIRST BRISTOW, TRINITY CLEVELAND, FIRST CLEVELAND, WESTERN HEIGHTS CLEVELAND, WESTPORT CUSHING, CALVARY CUSHING, FIRST CUSHING, FIRST INDIAN CUSHING, NEW PATHWAYS CUSHING, OAK GROVE CUSHING, ONLY WAY CUSHING, PARK PLACE DEPEW, FIRST DRUMRIGHT, FIRST GLENCOE, FIRST HALLETT, FIRST JENNINGS, FIRST KELLYVILLE, FIRST KELLYVILLE, SUNRISE MANNFORD, FREEDOM HILL MANNFORD, LAKESIDE SOUTHERN MARAMEC, FIRST MILFAY, FIRST MORRISON, HILLTOP COUNTRY MOUNDS, FIRST OILTON, FIRST OLIVE, FIRST OSAGE, FIRST PAWNEE, FIRST PAWNEE, INDIAN PAWNEE, MASHAM PERKINS, FIRST PERKINS, IMMANUEL PERKINS, ROCKIN' M COWBOY RALSTON, FIRST SAPULPA, FOREST HILLS SAPULPA, PICKETT PRAIRIE FIRST SHAMROCK, FIRST STILLWATER, CHINESE STILLWATER, COUNTRYSIDE STILLWATER, CROSS BRAND COWBOY STILLWATER, EAGLE HEIGHTS STILLWATER, FIRST STILLWATER, HILLCREST STILLWATER, HISPANA BETHEL STILLWATER, KOREAN STILLWATER, SOUTHSIDE STILLWATER, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS TERLTON, FIRST

2020

2019

YALE, COUNCIL VALLEY YALE, FELLOWSHIP YALE, FIRST TOTALS

$1,502.95 $3,609.98 $3,185.39 $286,284.06

2019

$1,224.33 $3,072.65 $2,184.43 $299,502.87

COMANCHE-COTTON ASSOCIATION APACHE, COWBOY $0.00 CACHE, FIRST $7,932.68 CACHE, REDEEMER $0.00 CACHE, WICHITA $189.45 CHATTANOOGA, ANTIOCH $0.00 CHATTANOOGA, FIRST $5,426.26 DEVOL, FIRST $2,036.80 ELGIN, CROSSROADS $25,861.00 ELGIN, GRACE COMMUNITY $134.70 ELGIN, LOCUST GROVE $3,410.77 ELGIN, RICHARDS SPUR $744.45 FAXON, FIRST $580.00 FLETCHER, FIRST $29,657.82 GERONIMO, FIRST $1,370.96 GRANDFIELD, CALVARY $278.00 GRANDFIELD, FIRST $6,771.46 INDIAHOMA $2,422.58 LAWTON, ALL NATIONS $300.00 LAWTON, CACHE CREEK COWBOY $0.00 LAWTON, CALVARY $3,620.66 LAWTON, CAMERON $31,454.52 LAWTON, CENTRAL $10,738.55 LAWTON, CHRIST FELLOWSHIP $0.00 LAWTON, CREDENCE $1,925.00 LAWTON, DEAF OUTREACH COMMUNITY $90.00 LAWTON, FIRST $60,315.60 LAWTON, FIRST EAST $62,650.91 LAWTON, FIRST WEST $32,609.75 LAWTON, FRIENDSHIP $700.00 LAWTON, GODS FAMILY $300.00 LAWTON, IMMANUEL $440.03 LAWTON, KOREAN FIRST $0.00 LAWTON, LETITIA $8,784.58 LAWTON, MEMORIAL INDIAN $0.00 LAWTON, MIND OF CHRIST $0.00 LAWTON, MOUNT CALVARY $0.00 LAWTON, NORTHSIDE $249.96 LAWTON, OLIVET $1,133.02 LAWTON, PARADISE VALLEY $4,642.73 LAWTON, POLLARD AVENUE $0.00 LAWTON, PRIMERA IGLESIA $0.00 LAWTON, ST. JAMES $0.00 LAWTON, TRINITY $3,760.91 LAWTON, WESTWOOD $691.05 MARLOW, DENTON $2,848.00 MEDICINE PARK, FIRST $659.74 RANDLETT $1,465.43 RANDLETT, UNION VALLEY $6,005.96 STERLING, FIRST $5,487.51 TEMPLE, FIRST $3,122.01 WALTERS, AHPEATONE $0.00 WALTERS, CALVARY $1,356.30 WALTERS, FIRST $29,266.27 WALTERS, NEW SALEM $0.00 WALTERS, WESTSIDE $0.00 TOTALS $361,435.42

$1,598.24 $6,164.69 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $6,845.77 $0.00 $23,877.00 $236.82 $2,975.30 $720.07 $2,562.41 $31,496.00 $850.06 $1,317.72 $7,111.05 $2,632.73 $600.00 $0.00 $2,798.86 $32,232.83 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $90.00 $62,723.79 $58,404.85 $32,194.54 $1,257.00 $300.00 $560.00 $0.00 $12,713.38 $0.00 $50.00 $0.00 $249.96 $1,270.52 $7,041.38 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $5,900.72 $1,583.60 $2,571.90 $0.00 $1,213.59 $4,954.97 $6,438.28 $3,718.72 $0.00 $1,222.48 $33,886.15 $400.00 $0.00 $362,765.38

CONCORD-KIOWA ASSOCIATION ARAPAHO, FIRST BESSIE BURNS FLAT, FIRST BUTLER, FIRST CANUTE, FIRST CLINTON, CUSTER AVENUE CLINTON, FIRST CLINTON, TABERNACLE OF WORHSHIP CORDELL, FIRST CUSTER CITY, FIRST DILL CITY, FIRST FOSS, FIRST GOTEBO, FIRST HOBART, FIRST HOBART, TERRITORY COWBOY HOBART, WASHINGTON STREET LONE WOLF, FIRST MOUNTAIN VIEW, FIRST ROCKY, SALEM SENTINEL, FIRST TALOGA, FIRST THOMAS, FIRST WEATHERFORD, EMMANUEL WEATHERFORD, FIRST WEATHERFORD, TRINITY TOTALS

$2,998.42 $924.82 $0.00 $6,089.74 $477.15 $0.00 $17,438.62

$2,952.28 $1,233.24 $0.00 $10,594.02 $403.15 $1,433.93 $18,083.86

$0.00 $20,023.10 $300.00 $2,710.72 $2,517.29 $1,688.58 $20,498.31 $1,415.35

$250.00 $12,932.43 $500.00 $2,173.34 $2,266.69 $1,545.81 $25,502.21 $1,420.77

$1,518.48 $575.00 $7,032.74 $169.04 $15,072.39 $811.68 $18,123.83 $17,602.17 $85,602.98 $3,784.98 $227,375.39

$867.94 $361.00 $9,795.89 $417.84 $13,843.09 $942.08 $19,338.33 $13,183.15 $102,263.49 $4,780.47 $247,085.01

CRAIG-MAYES ASSOCIATION ADAIR, FIRST ADAIR, PLEASANT HOPE BIG CABIN BIG CABIN, UTOPIA BLUEJACKET, CORNERSTONE FAITH BLUEJACKET, FIRST BLUEJACKET, TIMBERHILL CHOUTEAU, FIRST DISNEY ISLAND MISSION INOLA, COWBOY GATHERIN' KETCHUM, FIRST SOUTHERN LANGLEY, FIRST LOCUST GROVE, CEDAR CREST LOCUST GROVE, FAITH LOCUST GROVE, FIRST MAZIE, FIRST PENSACOLA, FIRST PENSACOLA, NEW HORIZON PRYOR, COO-Y-YAH PRYOR, EXCITING SOUTHEAST PRYOR, FIRST PRYOR, HERITAGE SOUTHERN PRYOR, LIFE FELLOWSHIP PRYOR, PLEASANT VIEW SALINA, FIRST SALINA, LAKEVIEW SPAVINAW, FIRST STRANG, FIRST VINITA, BUNKER HILL VINITA, CALVARY VINITA, CARTER VINITA, DUPREE COMMUNITY VINITA, FIRST VINITA, KELSO FAITH VINITA, TRINITY VINITA, WHITE OAK WELCH

$11,408.31 $2,231.77 $3,158.10 $5,613.50

$11,851.25 $2,108.06 $3,380.39 $7,141.02

$540.10 $4,167.36 $828.09 $900.00 $0.00 $1,200.00 $91.78 $6,409.00 $865.31 $838.63 $10,068.66 $535.49 $0.00 $25.00 $64.40 $2,519.00 $6,450.99 $632.05 $32,130.13 $615.86 $1,950.00 $1,251.18 $1,262.07 $1,635.00 $5,288.49 $2,131.00 $1,861.80 $136.61 $10,533.13 $283.74 $693.08 $468.32

$289.70 $4,953.30 $849.80 $900.00 $0.00 $1,200.00 $531.62 $5,916.00 $723.42 $1,785.22 $11,367.42 $465.82 $0.00 $105.00 $0.00 $3,564.00 $9,659.98 $564.10 $25,962.34 $713.23 $2,177.00 $1,958.29 $931.50 $2,055.00 $4,517.20 $2,158.00 $2,081.48 $123.06 $12,898.74 $473.25 $596.57 $474.69

$2,863.07

$2,177.57

2020

WELCH, LIVING HOPE WELCH, MAYBELLE TOTALS

$80.00 $90.23 $121,821.25

2019

$0.00 $394.73 $127,048.75

EAST CENTRAL ASSOCIATION BLACKGUM, FIRST COLCORD, SOLID ROCK COOKSON GANS, GRACE NEW BEGINNINGS GORE, CROSSING GORE, FIRST SOUTHERN MARBLE CITY, FIRST MULDROW, FELLOWSHIP MULDROW, FIRST MULDROW, MONTE CALVARIO MULDROW, SHORT MULDROW, VICTORY PARK HILL, CARTER PARK HILL, KEYS PEGGS, FIRST SOUTHERN PROCTOR, FIRST ROLAND, ROLAND HILLS ROLAND, SWON ROAD SALLISAW, BADGER LEE SALLISAW, BLUNT SALLISAW, EASTSIDE SALLISAW, FIRST SALLISAW, FIRST AKINS SALLISAW, HANSON FIRST SALLISAW, IMMANUEL SALLISAW, NEW FAITH SALLISAW, PRICES CHAPEL STILWELL, BIDDING CREEK STILWELL, BUNCH STILWELL, CALVARY SOUTHERN STILWELL, FIRST STILWELL, LIBERTY STILWELL, ROCK SPRINGS STILWELL, VICTORY SOUTHERN TAHLEQUAH, ANTIOCH TAHLEQUAH, BOUDINOT TAHLEQUAH, CROSSWAY TAHLEQUAH, ELDON TAHLEQUAH, FIRST TAHLEQUAH, GRACE TAHLEQUAH, PARK HILL TAHLEQUAH, RIVER VALLEY TAHLEQUAH, SOUTHSIDE VIAN WATTS, FIRST WELLING, BARBER WESTVILLE, BARON WESTVILLE, CHRISTIE SOUTHERN WESTVILLE, FIRST TOTALS

$6,000.00 $300.00 $5,090.87 $301.86

$3,750.00 $900.00 $3,621.39 $315.58

$0.00 $2,764.45 $806.16 $2,757.00 $2,855.00 $0.00 $1,972.00 $0.00 $4,555.77 $2,425.00 $328.75 $0.00 $2,199.63 $0.00 $726.80 $1,874.40 $750.00 $7,857.20 $300.00 $3,894.00 $1,366.70 $0.00 $398.00 $4,351.03 $1,195.18

$600.00 $2,702.00 $733.49 $1,651.00 $2,555.00 $0.00 $2,663.00 $0.00 $4,218.88 $2,400.00 $364.13 $0.00 $1,536.64 $0.00 $681.80 $886.81 $1,500.00 $9,195.73 $250.00 $3,327.00 $1,215.39 $52.00 $364.00 $3,973.52 $1,505.00

$0.00 $962.50 $250.00 $3,098.00

$0.00 $4,075.00 $350.00 $3,142.00

$1,535.15 $0.00 $0.00 $1,353.16 $323.56 $39,006.73 $2,002.24 $13,126.91 $444.02 $3,564.38 $0.00 $2,960.67 $500.00 $1,203.28 $490.21

$2,046.54 $0.00 $0.00 $1,331.50 $192.35 $38,247.56 $1,814.87 $14,335.42 $523.65 $3,979.29 $0.00 $2,528.99 $1,000.00 $1,072.07 $931.66

$5,425.65 $131,316.26

$4,720.26 $131,253.52

$300.00 $42,179.81 $232,184.26 $6,511.00

$120.00 $31,599.68 $235,212.92 $6,224.96

$919.00

$911.00

$1,057.85 $666.40 $16,218.71 $1,636.11 $4,536.50 $9,496.60 $5,484.87 $1,200.00 $0.00 $268.00 $11,484.69 $150.00 $3,903.39 $2,720.89 $16,160.55 $7,196.82 $20,234.65

$1,201.30 $643.89 $16,266.69 $1,354.62 $3,398.45 $9,153.70 $4,527.24 $800.00 $0.00 $1,019.35 $15,618.52 $180.00 $3,742.36 $3,310.87 $12,726.79 $7,688.78 $27,086.99

$114.56 $0.00 $6,424.24 $2,123.82 $4,198.15 $0.00 $5,568.26 $4,840.69 $3,442.00 $7,269.51 $0.00 $2,284.46 $1,609.13 $422,384.92

$133.15 $0.00 $5,802.33 $2,137.94 $7,098.88 $0.00 $6,624.55 $4,338.37 $3,034.00 $5,982.63 $7,748.88 $2,103.37 $1,346.62 $429,138.83

$2,195.31 $23,839.00 $1,686.15 $303.72 $4,073.46

$1,538.04 $17,134.00 $1,229.70 $309.53 $4,862.95

$0.00 $32,230.38 $2,404.90 $858.31 $6,204.93 $300.00 $321.00 $0.00 $2,333.00 $900.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,665.37 $423.68 $721.01 $2,332.38 $0.00 $300.00 $30,514.12 $0.00 $8,098.06 $3,197.26 $579.82 $1,012.55 $2,054.52 $503.89

$0.00 $39,967.46 $3,562.80 $1,008.10 $5,379.11 $300.00 $197.00 $0.00 $2,122.00 $600.00 $0.00 $0.00 $4,730.17 $949.92 $396.00 $4,753.26 $0.00 $0.00 $29,553.46 $225.00 $9,198.56 $4,043.97 $616.35 $1,299.80 $2,176.71 $543.12

ENON ASSOCIATION ARDMORE, BROCK ARDMORE, EMMANUEL ARDMORE, FIRST ARDMORE, MARY NIBLACK ARDMORE, PRIMERA IGLESIA DE BAUTISTA HISPANA ARDMORE, RAWHIDE FELLOWSHIP ARDMORE, SOUTHWEST ARDMORE, TRINITY BURNEYVILLE BURNEYVILLE, JIMTOWN DICKSON, FAITH SOUTHERN DICKSON, FIRST FOX GENE AUTRY, FIRST HEALDTON, BETHEL HEALDTON, FIRST LEON LOCO, FIRST LONE GROVE, CHEEK LONE GROVE, FIRST MARIETTA, EASTSIDE MARIETTA, FIRST MARIETTA, PRIMERA HISPANIA MARIETTA, SHADY DALE OVERBROOK, EASTMAN OVERBROOK, MARSDEN RATLIFF CITY, FIRST RATLIFF CITY, MILO RINGLING, FIRST SPRINGER, FIRST SOUTHERN THACKERVILLE, FIRST WILSON, FIRST WILSON, REXROAT WILSON, RUBOTTOM WILSON, ZANEIS TOTALS

FRISCO ASSOCIATION ANTLERS, DARWIN ANTLERS, FIRST ANTLERS, LITTLE CEDAR ANTLERS, WESTSIDE BOSWELL, FIRST BROKEN BOW, CHAPEL OF THE PINES BROKEN BOW, FIRST CLAYTON, FIRST CLEBIT, FIRST FINLEY FINLEY, ONE CREEK VALLEY FORT TOWSON, CORINTH FORT TOWSON, FAITHWAY FORT TOWSON, FIRST FORT TOWSON, SOBOL GARVIN, FIRST GARVIN, RIVER BOTTOM GOLDEN GRANT, FIRST HONOBIA, FIRST HUGO, CLAYTON AVENUE HUGO, COWBOY CROSSING HUGO, EMMANUEL HUGO, FIRST HUGO, MT. ZION HUGO, OAK GROVE HUGO, SHOALS HUGO, SOUTHSIDE HUGO, TRINITY HUGO, UNITY HUGO, VICTORY

2020

IDABEL, CENTRAL IDABEL, COMMUNITY FAITH IDABEL, FIRST IDABEL, FOREST HILL IDABEL, IMMANUEL IDABEL, TRINITY MOYERS MOYERS, MILLER NASHOBA VALLEY RATTAN, CLOUDY RATTAN, FIRST RUFE SAWYER, FIRST SOPER, ARCHEY SOPER, FIRST SOPER, KENT TOM, FIRST VALLIANT, FIRST VALLIANT, PILGRIM REST VALLIANT, TRINITY WRIGHT CITY, FIRST WRIGHT CITY, GLORY TOTALS

2019

$155.17 $0.00 $16,777.12 $244.00 $0.00 $14,958.13 $3,479.72 $815.11 $0.00 $1,495.40 $2,726.34 $222.74 $2,051.11 $653.65 $2,314.00 $2,503.82 $0.00 $16,346.68 $78.96 $4,794.30 $4,586.18 $0.00 $205,255.25

$204.18 $0.00 $25,142.36 $548.16 $0.00 $14,152.22 $3,132.92 $1,001.41 $0.00 $700.92 $3,728.16 $473.39 $821.16 $858.90 $2,725.00 $3,348.79 $0.00 $17,528.63 $172.60 $5,245.61 $3,323.00 $0.00 $219,804.42

$5,739.25 $6,296.74 $1,600.87 $4,601.00

$7,167.78 $8,508.65 $300.00 $5,352.00

$6,865.39 $0.00 $1,875.00 $692.15 $3,063.00

$5,078.97 $0.00 $1,562.50 $729.15 $3,586.00

$20,102.36 $900.00

$25,496.93 $0.00

$500.00 $49,656.76

$0.00 $44,047.38

$0.00 $18,624.03

$0.00 $22,457.68

GRADY ASSOCIATION ALEX SOUTHERN AMBER, FIRST BLANCHARD, AGAPE BLANCHARD, MIDDLEBERG BLANCHARD, MIDWAY SOUTHERN BLANCHARD, OPEN DOOR BLANCHARD, RIDGECREST BRADLEY, FIRST CEMENT, LAVERTY CHICKASHA, COLLEGE HEIGHTS CHICKASHA, CROSSROADS CHICKASHA, FELLOWSHIP OF AMERICAN INDIANS CHICKASHA, FIRST CHICKASHA, MICHIGAN AVENUE CHICKASHA, SHARON CHICKASHA, SOLID ROCK HISPANIC CHICKASHA, SOLID ROCK HISPANIC CHICKASHA, SON RISE CHICKASHA, SOUTHERN HILLS CHICKASHA, TRINITY EL RENO, NEW HOPE MINCO, FIRST MINCO, HAZEL DELL NINNEKAH, FIRST POCASSET, FIRST MISSIONARY RUSH SPRINGS, COX CITY RUSH SPRINGS, SOUTHERN RUSH SPRINGS, VIMY RIDGE TUTTLE, FIRST TUTTLE, HERITAGE FAMILY TUTTLE, TRUE OAK FELLOWSHIP YUKON, STABLE ROCK TOTALS

$0.00

$0.00

$124.88 $3,648.91 $600.00 $0.00 $5,190.00 $35,994.38 $2,419.27 $21,146.01 $37,595.80 $3,859.00 $3,083.44 $17,614.78 $29,247.11 $8,260.00

$128.12 $5,169.23 $600.00 $9,749.86 $8,495.00 $38,595.85 $3,149.39 $41,257.28 $33,100.99 $3,086.00 $3,253.14 $16,198.57 $33,940.88 $8,341.00

$1,211.32

$1,796.82

$3,677.57

$4,126.11

$294,189.02

$335,275.28

GREAT PLAINS ASSOCIATION ALTUS, EMMANUEL ALTUS, FIRST ALTUS, FRIENDSHIP ALTUS, MARTHA ROAD ALTUS, PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA ALTUS, SOUTHSIDE ALTUS, TRINITY BLAIR, FIRST CARTER, FIRST CARTER, RETROP CHEYENNE, FIRST CRAWFORD, MAGNOLIA DUKE, FIRST DUKE, PRAIRIE HILL DURHAM ELDORADO, CORINTH ELDORADO, FIRST ELK CITY, EASTSIDE ELK CITY, FAIRVIEW ELK CITY, FIRST ELK CITY, FIRST HISPANIC ELK CITY, MAIN STREET ELK CITY, PRAIRIE VIEW ELMER, HESS ERICK, FIRST FREDERICK, FIRST GRANITE, FIRST GRANITE, LAKE CREEK HAMMON, FIRST HEADRICK, FIRST HOLLIS, FAITH HOLLIS, FIRST LEEDEY, FIRST MANGUM, ABUNDANT LIFE MANGUM, FIRST MANGUM, RUSSELL MANGUM, TRINITY OLUSTEE, FIRST REYDON, FIRST RHEA, FIRST ROOSEVELT, FIRST SAYRE, BUFFALO SAYRE, FIRST SAYRE, HEXT SAYRE, LONE OAK SNYDER, FIRST STRONG CITY, FIRST SWEETWATER, FIRST TEXOLA, FIRST TIPTON, FIRST VINSON WILLOW, FIRST WILLOW, SPRING CREEK TOTALS

$7,500.00 $92,392.36 $7,596.22 $34,805.06

$9,000.00 $72,837.29 $10,614.88 $30,689.76

$0.00 $3,727.43 $1,428.96 $5,938.53 $2,066.00 $260.10 $17,175.09 $2,188.70 $5,634.86 $0.00 $2,158.77 $6,935.16 $259.90 $1,410.00 $2,864.64 $78,716.95 $1,194.79 $9,092.65 $1,775.94 $1,092.33 $4,993.16 $8,714.68 $3,052.53 $1,595.52 $4,810.22 $2,846.74 $676.87 $17,471.10 $5,472.68 $1,687.50 $3,843.88 $548.28 $1,069.00 $0.00 $1,292.36 $0.00 $1,253.60 $451.00 $22,806.74 $0.00 $0.00 $11,935.29 $1,224.00 $4,352.49 $2,223.67 $4,721.02 $0.00 $2,519.78 $449.38 $396,225.93

$250.58 $3,235.58 $1,260.48 $4,726.58 $1,677.00 $160.65 $19,207.00 $9,002.80 $7,080.61 $0.00 $13,232.50 $6,138.84 $250.92 $3,085.00 $2,454.40 $100,000.00 $1,482.83 $10,771.85 $4,317.57 $956.58 $7,431.50 $11,929.17 $3,383.18 $2,196.21 $5,847.46 $3,072.68 $466.60 $27,268.22 $10,148.24 $2,341.48 $2,787.00 $890.61 $1,013.00 $0.00 $1,409.47 $367.00 $4,562.68 $796.00 $19,738.35 $0.00 $0.00 $9,555.27 $2,555.36 $5,007.14 $2,904.70 $4,419.78 $0.00 $3,937.00 $2,118.61 $448,580.41

JOHNSTON-MARSHALL ASSOCIATION BROMIDE COLEMAN, FIRST CONNERVILLE, FIRST KENEFIC, BUTCHER PEN KINGSTON, BAY POINT KINGSTON, CROSS ROADS KINGSTON, ENOS KINGSTON, FIRST KINGSTON, HILLTOP KINGSTON, LAKEVIEW

$1,975.65 $1,813.46 $991.00 $550.69 $1,355.73 $135.54 $1,636.59 $12,477.76 $1,154.00 $62.00

$2,178.93 $2,773.90 $1,305.00 $146.30 $1,867.65 $256.07 $892.41 $13,373.71 $1,456.00 $388.00

GIVING REPORT 2020

KINGSTON, NEW HOPE SOUTHERN KINGSTON, TEXOMA SOUTHERN KINGSTON, WILLIS LEBANON, FIRST MADILL, CUMBERLAND MADILL, FIRST MADILL, GRANTHAM MADILL, LITTLE CITY MADILL, NUEVA VIDA MADILL, OAKVIEW MADILL, TRINITY SOUTHERN MANNSVILLE, FIRST MILBURN, FIRST MILBURN, NIDA MILL CREEK, FIRST RAVIA TISHOMINGO, BULLARD CHAPEL TISHOMINGO, CALVARY TISHOMINGO, FIRST WAPANUCKA, FIRST TOTALS

2019

$2,799.43

$3,176.03

$5,453.57 $3,737.49 $0.00 $2,382.88 $49,616.87 $2,785.00 $3,302.75 $379.00 $6,472.42 $573.50 $6,814.24 $4,044.95 $0.00 $953.00 $583.81

$4,940.09 $4,378.26 $398.92 $2,414.00 $36,794.87 $2,739.47 $3,187.93 $1,296.00 $6,197.81 $715.02 $6,796.48 $3,325.13 $0.00 $1,137.00 $1,133.92

$1,899.00 $8,147.43 $2,849.09 $0.00 $124,946.85

$2,177.00 $6,300.41 $2,527.52 $0.00 114,273.83

KAY ASSOCIATION BLACKWELL, FIRST BLACKWELL, IGLESIA BAUTISTA EMANUEL BLACKWELL, IMMANUEL BURBANK, FIRST FAIRFAX, FIRST OSAGE KAW CITY, OAK GROVE KILDARE LAMONT, FIRST MARLAND, FIRST NEWKIRK, FIRST PONCA CITY, CORNERSTONE PONCA CITY, CRESTVIEW PONCA CITY, FIRST PONCA CITY, HISPANA PONCA CITY, NEW FAITH PONCA CITY, NEWPOINT PONCA CITY, NORTHEAST PONCA CITY, OSAGE HEIGHTS PONCA CITY, PONCA INDIAN PONCA CITY, PROVIDENCE PONCA CITY, RANCH DRIVE PONCA CITY, SECOND PONCA CITY, SUNSET RED ROCK, FIRST RED ROCK, OTOE SHIDLER, FIRST TONKAWA, FAITH TONKAWA, FIRST TOTALS

$2,360.35

$2,476.96

$541.95 $6,362.45 $997.07 $2,473.66 $3,924.12 $500.00 $547.50 $853.71 $0.00 $0.00 $990.00 $52,803.75 $0.00 $0.00 $922.74 $37,852.59 $1,733.00 $0.00 $240.00 $344.31 $0.00 $2,855.00 $298.00 $306.00 $245.05 $0.00 $1,362.60 $118513.85

$0.00 $5,499.73 $1,684.24 $2,522.45 $4,004.86 $810.00 $539.84 $0.00 $1,688.36 $480.00 $990.00 $52,917.15 $100.00 $510.31 $990.49 $51,185.08 $2,305.80 $0.00 $240.00 $419.29 $0.00 $1,000.00 $484.65 $0.00 $500.65 $0.00 $1,542.95 $132892.81

$967.74 $4,687.60 $822.39 $0.00 $2,090.25 $9,142.60 $0.00 $14,350.70 $4,885.40 $1,791.00 $1,062.43 $0.00

$973.00 $5,526.00 $941.84 $0.00 $2,113.82 $8,149.64 $0.00 $13,478.24 $4,743.06 $2,140.00 $840.70 $343.83

$0.00 $100.00 $0.00 $93.39 $1,500.00 $1,106.21 $4,087.82 $1,006.15 $0.00 $0.00 $14,494.47 $0.00 $0.00 $444.93 $2,031.00 $303.00 $444.42 $2,536.25 $1,980.77 $2,105.22 $4,736.61 $6,259.16 $0.00 $23,468.11 $1,546.00 $2,085.09 $1,812.78 $2,944.00 $6,440.12 $0.00 $2,091.20 $4,745.68 $1,007.48 $4,793.80

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $115.17 $1,500.00 $795.81 $4,009.83 $934.15 $1,769.82 $0.00 $13,726.36 $0.00 $0.00 $530.96 $1,929.00 $355.00 $378.38 $3,750.00 $4,800.00 $1,250.00 $4,768.25 $10,100.38 $0.00 $23,727.13 $1,881.00 $2,068.29 $1,789.01 $2,794.00 $5,980.30 $0.00 $5,262.20 $4,814.43 $1,427.81 $3,319.99

$600.00 $4,178.10 $6,999.00 $9,683.75 $0.00 $649.49 $3,029.00

$700.00 $4,625.33 $8,370.00 $3,989.88 $0.00 $1,190.03 $1,903.00

$159,103.11

$163,805.64

$1,549.92 $1,483.24 $6,531.59 $6,684.00 $11,537.64

$895.86 $1,748.81 $5,162.54 $5,646.71 $9,467.22

$0.00

$0.00

$150.00 $6,495.24 $52,794.51 $2,500.00 $0.00

$300.00 $7,787.29 $45,460.80 $4,761.56 $0.00

$0.00 $3,339.09 $10,632.46 $2,947.92 $74,034.22 $3,385.14 $0.00

$0.00 $3,591.46 $11,433.25 $1,888.23 $95,682.49 $5,500.85 $0.00

LEFLORE ASSOCIATION ALBION, FIRST ARKOMA, FIRST BOKOSHE, FIRST CAMERON, FIRST CAMERON, LIBERTY HILL HEAVENER, BIG CREEK HEAVENER, BIG CREEK HISPANIC HEAVENER, FIRST HEAVENER, FORRSTER HEAVENER, HONTUBBY HEAVENER, INDEPENDENCE HEAVENER, LOVING HEAVENER, NUEVA VIDA EN CRISTO HEAVENER, PAGE HEAVENER, PERRY CHAPEL HEAVENER, PILGRIMS REST HEAVENER, TRINITY HODGEN, FIRST HODGEN, STAPP-ZOE HOWE, FAITH HOWE, FIRST HOWE, MOUNTAIN VIEW HOWE, SPRINGHILL HOWE, VICTORY KEOTA, COWLINGTON LEFLORE, FIRST MONROE, FIRST MUSE, FIRST PANAMA, FIRST POCOLA, FIRST POCOLA, TRINITY POTEAU, CROSS COMMUNITY POTEAU, DOUBLE BRANCH POTEAU, FIRST POTEAU, HISPANIC POTEAU, SOUTHSIDE POTEAU, TRINITY ROCK ISLAND, FRIENDSHIP SHADY POINT, CALHOUN SHADY POINT, FIRST SMITHVILLE, OCTAVIA SPIRO, CALVARY SOUTHERN SPIRO, FIRST TALIHINA, BUFFALO VALLEY TALIHINA, FALFA TALIHINA, FIRST TALIHINA, GOD'S COUNTRY COWBOY TALIHINA, PRAIRIE GROVE WHITESBORO WISTER, BETHEL WISTER, FIRST SOUTHERN WISTER, HEART O' THE HILLS WISTER, SUMMERFIELD

TOTALS

MULLINS ASSOCIATION ADDINGTON COMANCHE, CORUM COMANCHE, COUNTRYSIDE COMANCHE, FIRST COMANCHE, PATTERSON DUNCAN, CHISHOLM TRAIL COWBOY DUNCAN, EL DIVINO SALVADOR DUNCAN, FAIR DUNCAN, FIRST DUNCAN, FREEDOM BIKER DUNCAN, GRACE DUNCAN, GRACEWAY FELLOWSHIP DUNCAN, HIGHLAND PARK DUNCAN, IMMANUEL DUNCAN, LIBERTY DUNCAN, NEW HOPE WEST DUNCAN, PARKVIEW DUNCAN, TRINITY

2020

DUNCAN, WESTERN HEIGHTS HASTINGS IRVING, FIRST MARLOW, CENTRAL MARLOW, EASTSIDE MARLOW, FIRST MARLOW, LAKESIDE MERIDIAN, FIRST RYAN, FIRST TERRAL, FIRST VELMA VELMA, ALMA VELMA, COUNTYLINE WAURIKA, FIRST TOTALS

$974.95 $5,592.77 $3,043.98 $9,482.94 $9,299.00 $107,077.06 $3,864.39 $0.00 $0.00 $2,828.55 $43,503.17 $0.00 $0.00 $8,927.92 $378,659.7

2019

$4,087.43 $4,915.38 $5,157.80 $19,784.20 $8,879.00 $129,924.84 $6,320.28 $0.00 $546.46 $2,492.51 $30,256.98 $0.00 $0.00 $6,125.68 $417,817.63

MUSCOGEE-SEMINOLE-WICHITA ANADARKO, ROCK SPRING BOWLEGS, CEDAR CREEK BRAGGS, SAND SPRING BRISTOW, TRUE VINE INDIAN BUNCH, BEAVER INDIAN CALVIN, TOOKPARFKA CHECOTAH, DEEP FORK HILLABEE CROMWELL, LITTLE QUARSARTY EUFAULA, ARTUSSEE EUFAULA, LITTLE COWETA INDIAN EUFAULA, NEW ARBOR INDIAN EUFAULA, OKFUSKEE EUFAULA, TUSKEGEE EUFAULA, WEST EUFAULA INDIAN HANNA, WEOGUFKEE HENRYETTA, SILVER SPRING KONAWA, BETHLEHEM LAMAR, MIDDLE CREEK #1 MUSKOGEE, BUTLER CREEK OKEMAH, ALL NATIONS OKEMAH, BUCKEYE CREEK OKEMAH, MONTESOMA OKMULGEE, BELVIN SAND SPRINGS, WEKIWA SAPULPA, COMMUNITY INDIAN SAPULPA, LITTLE CUSSETAH SASAKWA, SPRING STIDHAM, BIG ARBOR INDIAN VIAN CREEK WETUMKA, SAND CREEK INDIAN WEWOKA, AKASVMKV TOTALS

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,282.28

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $873.92

$0.00 $0.00

$0.00 $0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00

$83.00 $330.00 $1,560.34 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $220.00 $600.00 $812.34 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,499.44 $0.00 $0.00

$0.00 $275.00 $1,777.65 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $146.25 $600.00 $716.96 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,724.90 $280.59 $0.00

$301.00 $0.00 $6,688.40

$100.00 $0.00 $6,495.27

$0.00 $0.00 $2,309.33 $21,936.83 $422.29 $798.00 $4,793.98 $22,668.01 $0.00 $3,786.91 $13,603.07 $1,783.63 $4,999.98 $2,359.00 $116.75 $9,444.06

$0.00 $1,509.42 $1,628.45 $18,937.69 $481.76 $842.00 $5,254.98 $27,268.26 $0.00 $3,252.06 $15,382.44 $1,586.34 $4,959.51 $1,710.00 $98.25 $5,673.35

$1,575.40 $223.43 $1,000.00 $150.00

$753.29 $523.90 $1,800.00 $554.38

$0.00 $1,609.24 $299.82 $4,645.19 $2,050.30 $63,375.13 $24.72 $0.00 $9,305.00 $567.51

$1,820.00 $1,920.00 $377.90 $16,889.45 $1,978.98 $56,662.29 $62.84 $0.00 $9,422.00 $509.33

$8,163.00

$8,465.00

$0.00 $0.00 $2,021.06 $13,692.57

$563.85 $0.00 $1,686.88 $7,759.90

$11,836.51 $29,985.78

$11,237.59 $37,186.23

$443.58 $9,897.76 $3,872.70 $408.70 $2,832.28 $701.28

$139.62 $3,290.00 $3,544.27 $824.75 $3,446.25 $628.28

$3,000.00 $2,499.96

$3,000.00 $2,499.96

$1,503.35 $283.00 $1,415.22 $5,786.46 $6,424.02

$1,487.13 $151.03 $2,103.90 $15,412.38 $9,172.62

MUSKOGEE ASSOCIATION BOYNTON, FIRST BRAGGS, FIRST CHECOTAH, BRUSH HILL CHECOTAH, FIRST CHECOTAH, HOPE CHECOTAH, ONAPA COUNCIL HILL, ELM GROVE COWETA, FIRST COWETA, FIRST HISPANIC COWETA, LONE STAR FORT GIBSON, FIRST FORT GIBSON, SOUTH RIDGE HASKELL, FIRST HASKELL, STONEBLUFF HITCHITA, FIRST HULBERT, FIRST HULBERT, NORWOOD LAKEVIEW MUSKOGEE, ALL NATIONS MUSKOGEE, ASH STREET MUSKOGEE, BOSTON AVENUE MUSKOGEE, BRUSHY MOUNTAIN MUSKOGEE, CALVARY MUSKOGEE, CENTRAL MUSKOGEE, EASTERN HEIGHTS MUSKOGEE, FAIRVIEW MUSKOGEE, FIRST MUSKOGEE, FIRST INDIAN MUSKOGEE, GRACE MUSKOGEE, GRANDVIEW MUSKOGEE, IMMANUEL MUSKOGEE, KEEFETON, TRINITY MUSKOGEE, LAWRENCE STREET MUSKOGEE, MEADOWBROOK MUSKOGEE, MOUNTAIN VIEW MUSKOGEE, NEW HOPE MUSKOGEE, OLDHAM MEMORIAL MUSKOGEE, SOUTHEAST MUSKOGEE, THREE RIVERS COWBOY MUSKOGEE, TIMOTHY OKAY, FIRST OKTAHA, TRINITY PORTER, FIRST PORUM, FRIENDSHIP CHAPEL TAHLEQUAH, CRESCENT VALLEY WAGONER, FIRST WAGONER, IMMANUEL SOUTHERN WAGONER, TWIN OAKS WAINWRIGHT, FIRST WARNER, FIRST WEBBERS FALLS, FIRST WEBBERS FALLS, GREEN VALLEY TOTALS

$2,217.14 $1,845.71 $280,831.95 $296,304.22

NORTH CANADIAN ASSOCIATION BEGGS, CROSSROADS BEGGS, FIRST BEGGS, NATURA BOYNTON, ERAM CASTLE DEWAR, FIRST DUSTIN, FIRST HENRYETTA, FIRST HENRYETTA, IMMANUEL HENRYETTA, SALEM HENRYETTA, WILSON HOFFMAN, FIRST KIEFER, FIRST MORRIS, FIRST MORRIS, LIBERTY

$18,529.01 $0.00 $1,902.78 $108.00 $3,625.57 $14,613.07 $1,113.26 $3,517.00 $0.00 $300.00 $1,856.85 $0.00 $734.05 $3,000.00 $2,319.28

$14,749.64 $0.00 $988.22 $233.00 $4,643.99 $17,970.90 $1,229.40 $40,000.00 $0.00 $300.00 $1,111.25 $0.00 $645.03 $3,000.00 $3,018.98

2020

MORRIS, TRINITY OKEMAH, CALVARY OKEMAH, FIRST OKEMAH, LAST CHANCE OKEMAH, SKYVIEW OKMULGEE, CALVARY OKMULGEE, FIRST OKMULGEE, NUYAKA OKMULGEE, SECOND OKMULGEE, SOUTHSIDE OKMULGEE, TWIN HILLS PADEN, FIRST PHAROAH PRESTON, FIRST SCHULTER SCHULTER, CEDAR CREEK WELEETKA, FIRST TOTALS

2019

$2,538.67 $3,603.20 $100.00 $0.00 $18,782.78 $14,173.44 $4,405.00 $4,895.24 $3,833.08 $3,101.00 $7,161.02 $7,814.83 $13,945.75 $16,279.89 $2,400.00 $2,400.00 $1,366.72 $1,476.19 $0.00 $88.00 $1,200.00 $1,400.00 $10,824.22 $10,415.49 $1,831.00 $2,352.00 $2,264.00 $1,992.05 $299.85 $187.90 $0.00 $50.00 $0.00 $2,507.00 $122,570.96 $160,626.64

NORTHEASTERN ASSOCIATION AFTON, CLEORA AFTON, FIRST AFTON, TRINITY SOUTHERN ANDERSON, BUFFALO CREEK BERNICE, FIRST CARDIN, FIRST COLCORD, FIRST COMMERCE, FIRST COMMERCE, SOUTHEAST EUCHA, SOUTH GRAND LAKE FAIRLAND, FIRST FAIRLAND, HUDSON CREEK GROVE, CARR GROVE, DELAWARE GROVE, DODGE GROVE, ELK RIVER GROVE, FIRST GROVE, GRAND LAKE GROVE, TRINITY JAY, BUTLER JAY, FIRST JAY, NEW HOPE JAY, WHITEWATER JAY, ZENA KANSAS, CROSSTIES KANSAS, FIRST LEACH, FIRST MIAMI, EASTSIDE MIAMI, FIRST MIAMI, GREEN ACRES MIAMI, IMMANUEL MIAMI, LIBERTY MIAMI, LONE STAR MIAMI, MICRONESIAN MIAMI, MOUND VALLEY MIAMI, MOUNT ZION MIAMI, NARCISSA MIAMI, NORTHWEST MIAMI, OTTAWA INDIAN MIAMI, SOUTHEAST MIAMI, SOUTHERN HILLS MIAMI, TWO RIVERS MONKEY ISLAND, LAKE CENTER PEORIA QUAPAW, FIRST QUAPAW, SPRING RIVER INDIAN WEST SILOAM SPRINGS, CALVARY WYANDOTTE, FIRST TOTALS

$817.96 $1,627.00 $2,694.12 $5,733.89 $1,105.68 $4,462.00 $0.00 $3,176.00 $1,633.20 $717.38 $39.10 $1,220.00 $0.00 $6,220.60 $1,180.24 $6,521.54 $36,366.79 $1,010.22 $1,800.00 $575.96 $16,115.29 $1,596.39 $0.00 $1,437.70 $264.74 $2,075.81 $2,488.89 $4,164.29 $18,827.64 $561.00 $4,345.73 $0.00 $3,906.60 $0.00 $1,624.00 $1,419.22 $748.84 $431.48 $0.00 $130.00 $2,948.42 $717.78

$686.75 $2,608.00 $2,037.88 $3,554.32 $1,768.00 $5,242.00 $191.06 $3,062.00 $1,528.04 $489.88 $950.91 $1,161.00 $0.00 $5,640.09 $972.80 $2,850.71 $36,888.83 $1,172.00 $2,371.50 $583.43 $20,144.86 $2,504.11 $0.00 $2,203.80 $0.00 $2,215.99 $2,504.48 $6,335.73 $20,643.44 $737.00 $3,364.41 $0.00 $4,461.30 $0.00 $1,294.00 $1,401.21 $760.29 $1,682.40 $326.09 $125.30 $3,905.17 $697.44

$5,905.37 $0.00 $13,973.83

$5,913.00 $0.00 $13,779.82

$585.00

$1,107.00

$6,684.14 $4,579.84 $172,433.68

$5,205.11 $5,589.00 $180,702.23

NORTHWESTERN ASSOCIATION ALVA, FIRST ARNETT, FIRST BUFFALO, FIRST FORT SUPPLY GAGE, FIRST LAVERNE, FIRST MOORELAND, FIRST SEILING, FIRST SHARON, FIRST SHARON, SOUTH PERSIMMON SHATTUCK, FIRST VICI, FIRST WOODWARD, ASCENT CHURCH WOODWARD, CROWN HEIGHTS WOODWARD, ELM STREET WOODWARD, FIRST WOODWARD, LINCOLN AVENUE WOODWARD, VIDA ABUNDANTE TOTALS

$19,946.62 $2,277.42 $3,636.08 $4,356.51 $3,603.00 $3,568.47 $24,957.11 $7,927.00 $1,466.37 $150.00 $2,589.38 $1,119.00 $2,320.45 $1,244.06 $136.72 $24,999.78

$16,571.43 $2,737.49 $4,941.27 $2,907.35 $2,634.00 $1,338.47 $20,408.94 $6,690.00 $1,456.20 $150.00 $2,265.52 $1,424.00 $0.00 $1,857.61 $255.80 $24,038.25

$12,782.06

$14,188.74

$830.38 $117,910.41

$2,870.49 106,735.56

PANHANDLE ASSOCIATION BALKO BEAVER, FIRST BEAVER, IGLESIA BAUTISTA BOISE CITY, FIRST BOISE CITY, PRIMERA HISPANA BOISE CITY, WHEELESS FELT, FIRST FELT, PRIMERA MISSION FORGAN, FIRST GOODWELL, FIRST GUYMON, FIRST GUYMON, FIRST HISPANIC GUYMON, GRACE SOUTHERN GUYMON, SUNSET LANE HARDESTY, BETHEL HARDESTY, FIRST HOOKER, FIRST HOOKER, HISPANA KENTON KEYES, FIRST TEXHOMA, FIRST TURPIN, FIRST TYRONE TOTALS

$5,795.33 $8,512.66 $6,569.12 $8,251.26 $635.00 $990.84 $9,411.96 $12,246.51 $300.00 $300.00 $1,440.31 $1,124.72 $13,620.57 $7,798.49 $0.00 $0.00 $5,504.93 $5,087.19 $1,534.95 $1,657.35 $16,373.00 $21,460.00 $1,861.21 $1,916.13 $0.00 $0.00 $12,033.16 $11,456.90 $1,875.48 $1,646.20 $0.00 $0.00 $2,832.58 $2,976.74 $597.04 $578.62 $794.32 $798.88 $3,715.90 $8,610.57 $1,288.86 $1,232.85 $4,566.52 $4,361.22 $800.04 $2,103.86 $91,550.28 $103,110.99

PITTSBURG ASSOCIATION BLANCO BLOCKER CANADIAN, FIRST SOUTHERN CROWDER, FIRST EUFAULA, LENNA EUFAULA, LINDSEY CHAPEL EUFAULA, NORTH FORK EUFAULA, OAK RIDGE EUFAULA, STIDHAM EUFAULA, VIVIAN HAILEYVILLE, FIRST

$208.26 $200.00 $2,411.26 $9,379.80 $2,168.76 $5.00 $3,408.67 $3,875.86 $1,463.00 $956.00 $250.08

$264.72 $1,000.00 $2,235.75 $6,827.51 $2,020.28 $5,336.32 $4,234.36 $3,632.23 $1,307.56 $1,214.00 $508.28

2020

HANNA, FIRST HARTSHORNE, ADAMSON HARTSHORNE, CORNERSTONE HARTSHORNE, FIRST HAYWOOD INDIANOLA, FIRST KIOWA, FIRST KREBS, FIRST KREBS, RICHVILLE MCALESTER, ARPELAR MCALESTER, CALVARY MCALESTER, CHOATE PRAIRIE MCALESTER, COMMUNITY MCALESTER, DOW MCALESTER, EMMANUEL MCALESTER, FIRST MCALESTER, FRINK MCALESTER, HIGH HILL MCALESTER, HILLCREST MCALESTER, KIAMICHI COUNTRY COWBOY MCALESTER, MEKKO MCALESTER, SCIPIO MCALESTER, SECOND MCALESTER, VICTORY PARK PITTSBURG PITTSBURG, TI VALLEY SAVANNA, FIRST STUART, ASHLAND STUART, FIRST WARDVILLE, HARPERS VALLEY TOTALS

$1,993.25 $1,472.39 $823.19 $4,378.86 $7,223.54 $3,282.03 $1,544.76 $900.29 $4,605.90 $227.56 $1,500.00 $1,522.00 $140.72 $519.35 $0.00 $29,684.22 $2,372.78 $854.42 $396.16

2019

$1,189.37 $1,509.46 $827.68 $5,274.35 $10,288.77 $3,857.34 $1,856.03 $1,089.83 $4,689.23 $308.16 $1,555.00 $1,766.00 $152.01 $965.53 $0.00 $40,693.51 $2,931.90 $4,549.22 $444.37

$690.63 $295.74 $8.30 $17.95 $4,064.34 $3,480.50 $0.00 $0.00 $12,818.91 $11,664.70 $2,721.00 $4,242.00 $818.60 $949.50 $3,614.37 $3,866.28 $397.30 $404.27 $243.90 $263.88 $3,192.29 $2,749.98 $116,337.75 $140,463.57

POTT-LINCOLN ASSOCIATION AGRA, FIRST $5,685.66 ASHER, FIRST $3,440.36 BETHEL ACRES, NEW HOPE $7,983.82 CARNEY, FIRST $686.53 CHANDLER, FIRST $27,328.65 CHANDLER, SOUTHERN $3,651.84 DALE $519.94 DAVENPORT, FIRST $10,691.05 EARLSBORO, FAIRVIEW $14,271.30 EARLSBORO, FIRST $0.00 EARLSBORO, INDIAN $150.00 HARRAH, FAITH $6,102.03 MACOMB $208.80 MACOMB, ROMULUS $1,579.18 MAUD, FIRST $0.00 MAUD, TRINITY $4,552.94 MCLOUD, EMMANUEL $4,577.19 MCLOUD, EMMAUS INDIAN $1,897.35 MCLOUD, FIRST $5,030.28 MCLOUD, HAZEL DELL $5,455.67 MCLOUD, HILLSIDE $1,158.17 MEEKER, FIRST $8,318.52 MEEKER, MAMMOTH $9,744.00 MEEKER, MORNING STAR $0.00 NEWALLA, NEW LIFE $0.00 NEWALLA, PECAN VALLEY $590.22 PRAGUE, FIRST $46,739.72 PRAGUE, PLEASANT HOME $1,366.96 SAINT LOUIS, FIRST $4,307.75 SHAWNEE, AYDELOTTE $2,558.27 SHAWNEE, BLACKBURN CHAPEL $12,024.24 SHAWNEE, CALVARY $100.00 SHAWNEE, FIRST $11,965.93 SHAWNEE, FIRST INDIAN $0.00 SHAWNEE, GALILEE $5,700.00 SHAWNEE, GOOD SHEPHERD CHAPEL $373.76 SHAWNEE, HERITAGE $3,978.90 SHAWNEE, HILLTOP $4,590.62 SHAWNEE, HOPEWELL $0.00 SHAWNEE, IMMANUEL $123,506.78 SHAWNEE, MOUNT PLEASANT $847.22 SHAWNEE, OAKLAND CHAPEL $20.45 SHAWNEE, ROCK CREEK $19,876.53 SHAWNEE, ROCK CREEK HISPANIC $221.38 SHAWNEE, SALLATEESKA $347.00 SHAWNEE, SHARON $23,795.60 SHAWNEE, TEMPLE $9,993.91 SHAWNEE, TRINITY $3,941.51 SHAWNEE, UNION MISSIONARY $0.00 SHAWNEE, UNIVERSITY $13,439.22 SHAWNEE, WALLACE AVENUE $8,191.00 SPARKS, FIRST $584.97 STROUD, DEER CREEK $11,716.57 STROUD, FIRST $18,888.00 TECUMSEH, FIRST $22,451.13 TECUMSEH, KARIS MINISTRIES $150.00 TECUMSEH, PINK $1,528.00 TRYON, FIRST $1,271.27 WANETTE, FIRST $4,868.05 WANETTE, VICTORY POINTE $0.00 WELLSTON, CORNERSTONE $0.00 WELLSTON, FIRST $7,504.58 WELLSTON, TRINITY $1,898.00 TOTALS $492,370.82

$4,761.24 $5,261.98 $20,448.70 $956.56 $33,422.46 $3,736.60 $570.28 $10,684.74 $13,985.48 $0.00 $200.00 $8,115.17 $0.00 $1,142.21 $0.00 $4,992.43 $5,863.57 $2,381.24 $5,898.47 $6,663.75 $13,055.07 $10,000.10 $9,647.00 $0.00 $75.00 $397.08 $49,946.22 $12,222.85 $2,832.29 $1,360.02 $10,880.58 $0.00 $8,917.78 $1,149.37 $1,100.00 $475.44 $3,551.32 $5,467.86 $1,359.41 $143,362.72 $0.00 $17.50 $22,322.74 $232.46 $620.00 $20,748.96 $43,404.06 $3,920.72 $0.00 $12,699.43 $7,367.00 $1,525.20 $8,240.87 $17,099.07 $23,397.89 $175.00 $2,623.00 $525.50 $6,129.24 $20.00 $0.00 $1,628.01 $1,620.00 $579,201.64

ROGERS ASSOCIATION ALLUWE BROKEN ARROW, BEKNOWN CATOOSA, FIRST CATOOSA, LA FE CATOOSA, OAK GROVE CATOOSA, SHIELD OF FAITH CHELSEA, FIRST CHELSEA, HARBOR CHELSEA, WINGANON CLAREMORE, EASTERN HILLS CLAREMORE, EMMANUEL CLAREMORE, FAITH CLAREMORE, FIRST CLAREMORE, HILLDALE CLAREMORE, HISPANA CLAREMORE, MEMORIAL HEIGHTS CLAREMORE, MIDWAY CLAREMORE, NEW CREATION CLAREMORE, NEW LIFE CLAREMORE, NORTH PARK TRINITY CLAREMORE, OWALLA ROAD CLAREMORE, SAGEEYAH CLAREMORE, SEQUOYAH CLAREMORE, TIAWAH CLAREMORE, WASHINGTON CLAREMORE, WILLIEO DELAWARE, FIRST FOYIL INOLA, CALVARY

$1,917.29 $0.00 $1,530.40 $0.00 $4,598.66 $953.34 $9,000.44 $492.68 $240.52 $5,280.59 $437.20 $5,500.37 $92,268.21 $5,533.26 $0.00

$1,236.28 $0.00 $2,757.38 $0.00 $3,870.17 $825.12 $7,913.00 $959.76 $212.92 $6,174.56 $445.50 $5,747.80 $106,123.78 $5,528.10 $0.00

$10,436.14 $547.56 $0.00 $8,958.14

$26,928.87 $1,401.14 $0.00 $6,117.52

$815.08 $0.00 $1,829.70 $2,833.87 $1,164.00 $1,552.00 $0.00 $777.72 $1,077.56 $7,710.77

$623.23 $0.00 $1,651.45 $2,980.88 $849.00 $895.00 $1,573.17 $0.00 $826.35 $4,388.00

GIVING REPORT 2020

INOLA, FIRST INOLA, GREGORY OOLOGAH, FIRST OOLOGAH, HARBOR TALALA, FIRST TALALA, RABBS CREEK TULSA, LYNN LANE VERDIGRIS, FIRST TOTALS

$40,486.72 $0.00 $0.00 $4,000.00 $3,405.46 $0.00 $3,409.55 $13,517.69 $230,274.92

2019

2020

$31,716.31 $1,371.24 $3,539.62 $4,800.00 $3,021.85 $300.00 $8,641.77 $9,001.00 $252,420.77

COLLINSVILLE, EASTSIDE $2,018.60 COLLINSVILLE, FIRST $74,613.83 COLLINSVILLE, MEADOWVIEW $0.00 COWETA, CROSSPOINT $1,500.00 COWETA, JACKSON GROVE $50.00 GLENPOOL, FIRST $10,632.35 GLENPOOL, SOLID ROCK $0.00 INOLA, TRINITY $0.00 JENKS, BEAVER STREET $7,021.53 JENKS, FIRST $128,854.44 JENKS, SOUTHSIDE $579.16 LEONARD, FIRST $0.00 MANNFORD, FIRST $1,442.54 MANNFORD, NEW HOPE $1,951.06 MOUNDS, LIBERTY $2,739.05 MUSKOGEE, NEW COMMUNITY $0.00 OAKHURST $0.00 OWASSO, BEACON HILL $0.00 OWASSO, BETHEL $11,475.00 OWASSO, CENTRAL $19,670.16 OWASSO, COWBOY UP $0.00 OWASSO, DALTON HILL $4,496.41 OWASSO, FIRST $88,025.04 OWASSO, FREEDOM $600.00 OWASSO, REFUGE $4,456.41 SAND SPRINGS, ANGUS ACRES $8,064.03 SAND SPRINGS, BROADWAY $16,926.42 SAND SPRINGS, CALVARY $699.28 SAND SPRINGS, CHURCH THAT MATTERS $4,691.86 SAND SPRINGS, FISHER $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, HILLSPRING $666.00 SAND SPRINGS, HOPE CHURCH $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, KEYSTONE HILLS $1,799.81 SAND SPRINGS, LIMESTONE $1,384.58 SAND SPRINGS, NEW BEGINNING $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, RIMROCK $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, TRINITY $0.00 SAPULPA, CHURCH INSIDE OUT $7,026.33 SAPULPA, DRIPPING SPRINGS $0.00 SAPULPA, FAITH $2,359.95 SAPULPA, FIRST $30,361.28 SAPULPA, FOUNDATION $0.00 SAPULPA, NATIVE STONE $1,608.44 SAPULPA, SOUTH HEIGHTS $0.00 SAPULPA, THE WAY $300.00 SKIATOOK, IMMANUEL $500.00 SKIATOOK, LAKEVIEW SOUTHERN $5,915.09 SKIATOOK, RIVETED CHURCH $0.00 SPERRY, FIRST $673.85 TULSA, BELVIEW $851.66 TULSA, BERRYHILL $668.29 TULSA, BRADEN PARK $240.00 TULSA, BROOKSIDE $0.00 TULSA, CANYON ROAD $1,905.28 TULSA, CENTRO CRISTIANO EBEN-EZER $0.00 TULSA, CONCORD $50.00 TULSA, EASTON HEIGHTS $5,208.90 TULSA, EASTWOOD $30,842.56 TULSA, EL PUEBLO $0.00 TULSA, FIRST $171,124.50 TULSA, FIRST BOWDEN $1,384.00 TULSA, FIRST KOREAN $0.00 TULSA, FIRST SLAVIC $150.00 TULSA, GARDEN CITY $0.00 TULSA, GARNETT ROAD $4,575.20 TULSA, GILCREASE HILLS $200.00 TULSA, GOD'S CHURCH @ CROWELL HEIGHTS $759.00 TULSA, GOOD NEWS CHURCH $3,254.20 TULSA, HARVARD AVENUE $0.00 TULSA, HISPANIC AGAPE $368.13 TULSA, HOPE FELLOWSHIP $1,879.52 TULSA, IGLESIA BAUTISTA EMMANUEL $2,704.95 TULSA, IGLESIA EVANGELICA $0.00 TULSA, INDIAN FELLOWSHIP $0.00 TULSA, INTERNATIONAL $1,000.00 TULSA, LAMB $0.00 TULSA, LIVING HOPE $0.00 TULSA, LIVING WATER $0.00 TULSA, MEMORIAL $26,945.99 TULSA, MERCYVIEW $0.00 TULSA, MOSIAC BEREAN $0.00 TULSA, MYANMAR ZOMI $4,423.38 TULSA, NETWORK 31 $0.00 TULSA, NEW HEIGHTS INTERNATIONAL $0.00 TULSA, NEW HOPE COMMUNITY $0.00 TULSA, NEW JOY FELLOWSHIP $150.00 TULSA, NOGALES AVENUE $667.00 TULSA, OAKRIDGE $983.85 TULSA, OKLAHOMA HMONG $0.00 TULSA, OLIVET $38,073.08 TULSA, OWEN PARK $0.00 TULSA, PALARBAS DE VIDA $0.00 TULSA, PARKVIEW $61,807.75 TULSA, PENIEL $0.00 TULSA, PHOENIX AVENUE $0.00 TULSA, PLAINVIEW $0.00 TULSA, PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA HISPANA $0.00 TULSA, RANCH ACRES $5,800.00 TULSA, RED FORK $6,750.00 TULSA, RIDGE CREST $0.00 TULSA, RIVENDELL FELLOWSHIP $0.00 TULSA, ROSE OF SHARON $0.00 TULSA, SEQUOYAH HILLS $571.00 TULSA, SKELLY DRIVE $13,389.48 TULSA, SOJOURN $75.00 TULSA, SOUTH TULSA $195,293.39 TULSA, SOUTHERN HILLS $5,910.00 TULSA, SOUTHWOOD $27,133.35 TULSA, SPRINGDALE $287.56 TULSA, SPRINGS OF GRACE $0.00 TULSA, TRINITY $1,688.78 TULSA, TULSA HILLS $1,384.48 TULSA, TURN CHURCH $0.00 TULSA, TURNING POINT $2,543.27 TULSA, VIEW ACRES $8,574.60 TULSA, WINNETKA HEIGHTS $0.00 TULSA, WOODLAND ACRES $31,281.89 TULSA, ZION COMMUNITY $2,075.00 TURLEY, FIRST $0.00 TOTALS $1,587,613.8

SALT FORK ASSOCIATION CLEO SPRINGS FAIRVIEW, ORION HELENA, FIRST LAHOMA, FIRST NASH, BETHEL HAWLEY NASH, FIRST WAKITA, FIRST WAYNOKA, FIRST TOTALS

$149.70 $539.62 $1,007.01 $2,418.00 $8,948.35 $4,124.02 $2,540.64 $6,302.41 $26029.75

$152.30 $674.93 $848.61 $2,244.15 $10,252.61 $3,471.31 $2,824.79 $6,265.00 $26733.70

$0.00 $120.00 $1,314.13 $5,621.36 $1,984.00 $481.15 $466.20 $1,734.63 $2,572.25 $907.75 $1,337.97 $52.00 $2,759.06 $7,906.00 $9,336.01 $965.00 $506.50 $954.02 $11,581.84 $4,986.36 $0.00 $540.15 $738.00 $7,808.13 $16,331.01 $1,943.56 $4,363.20 $5,752.20

$180.55 $830.00 $1,496.11 $4,708.83 $2,175.00 $858.78 $321.48 $1,734.02 $2,568.58 $809.12 $2,140.79 $484.95 $2,986.99 $7,425.80 $8,459.81 $991.00 $356.40 $1,044.63 $12,466.85 $5,879.40 $0.00 $340.80 $1,143.65 $7,139.14 $13,830.97 $1,645.93 $5,126.71 $9,183.65

$0.00 $175.59 $0.00 $0.00 $93,238.07

$0.00 $195.00 $0.00 $0.00 $96,524.94

SANS BOIS ASSOCIATION CAMBRIA, FIRST ENTERPRISE GOWEN KEOTA, FIRST KEOTA, UNITY KINTA, FIRST LEFLORE, THESSALONIAN LEQUIRE MCCURTAIN, FIRST PANOLA PORUM, FIRST QUINTON, FEATHERSTONE QUINTON, FIRST QUINTON, WEST LIBERTY RED OAK, FIRST RED OAK, NORTH ROCK CREEK RED OAK, SULPHUR SPRINGS STIGLER, ANTIOCH STIGLER, FIRST STIGLER, MAIN STREET STIGLER, MOUNTAIN HOME STIGLER, ROCKY RIDGE STIGLER, TRINITY WHITEFIELD WILBURTON, BOWERS WILBURTON, CALVARY WILBURTON, CENTER POINT WILBURTON, FIRST WILBURTON, GRACE COUNTRY COWBOY WILBURTON, HIGH BRIDGE WILBURTON, LUTIE WILBURTON, SOUTHSIDE TOTALS

SOUTH CANADIAN ASSOCIATION ADA, EAGLE HEIGHTS ATWOOD, FIRST BOWLEGS, FIRST CALVIN, FIRST CROMWELL, FIRST DUSTIN, FAITH HOLDENVILLE, BANNER HOLDENVILLE, CALVARY HOLDENVILLE, EBEN-EZER HOLDENVILLE, FIRST HOLDENVILLE, FIRST INDIAN HOLDENVILLE, FREEDOM CROSSROADS BIKER HOLDENVILLE, LITTLE RIVER HOLDENVILLE, MANY SPRINGS INDIAN HOLDENVILLE, PENN WEST KONAWA, FIRST KONAWA, VAMOOSA LAMAR, CARSON LAMAR, FIRST SASAKWA, FIRST SEMINOLE, FIRST SEMINOLE, HARVEY ROAD SEMINOLE, HIGHWAY SEMINOLE, IDEAL STREET SEMINOLE, IGLESIA BAUTISTA ZION SEMINOLE, INDIAN NATIONS SEMINOLE, TRINITY -SOUTH CANADIAN ASSOCIATION WETUMKA, FIRST WEWOKA, CORNERSTONE MISSIONARY WEWOKA, FIRST WEWOKA, MIDWAY TOTALS

$25.00 $2,032.25 $1,991.17 $4,546.64 $0.00 $0.00 $940.45 $1,938.01 $1,524.95 $6,618.98 $0.00

$0.00 $2,736.41 $3,607.58 $3,093.47 $7,643.48 $0.00 $2,939.48 $1,654.47 $2,356.20 $2,291.65 $0.00

$398.95 $0.00

$341.78 $0.00

$450.00 $789.14 $1,714.32 $1,600.00 $7,912.92 $1,145.22 $1,803.00 $26,681.35 $2,464.00 $3,149.00 $0.00

$375.00 $1,359.54 $1,060.00 $3,378.74 $10,157.89 $1,524.58 $1,521.00 $44,841.00 $2,266.00 $5,096.00 $0.00

$993.00 $1,198.95 $1,410.78

$994.00 $524.75 $1,633.00

$0.00 $1,600.00

$0.00 $3,797.00

$0.00 $3,445.30 $1,745.54 $80,068.92

$0.00 $4,004.00 $1,974.03 $113,121.050

TULSA METRO ASSOCIATION BIXBY, BIXBY CHURCH $768.90 BIXBY, CROSSROADS $3,151.90 BIXBY, EVERGREEN $118,508.00 BIXBY, FIRST $0.00 BIXBY, NEW BEGINNING $2,800.00 BIXBY, RIVERVIEW $32,606.30 BROKEN ARROW, AGAPE CHINESE $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, ANTHEM CHURCH $750.00 BROKEN ARROW, ARROW HEIGHTS $78,210.63 BROKEN ARROW, ASPEN PARK $4,992.55 BROKEN ARROW, CALVARY $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, CLEARVIEW $10,645.76 BROKEN ARROW, COUNTY LINE $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, DEAF CHURCH AT BATTLE $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, FIRST $207,603.13 BROKEN ARROW, FOREST RIDGE $1,268.56 BROKEN ARROW, GLORYLAND $625.50 BROKEN ARROW, KOREAN $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, NEW CREATION $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, NEW LIFE $1,000.00 BROKEN ARROW, SOUTH BA $9,276.44 BROKEN ARROW, SUNNYSIDE $6,978.59 BROKEN ARROW, THE CHURCH AT BATTLECREEK $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, VIETNAMESE $1,750.00 BROKEN ARROW, ZOMI MISSION $0.00 CATOOSA, NEW COVENANT $0.00 CLAREMORE, KING ROAD $600.00

$0.00 $0.00 $105,555.00 $199.09 $1,600.00 $29,886.18 $0.00 $600.00 $73,884.65 $5,531.65 $0.00 $9,322.42 $0.00 $0.00 $211,516.86 $1,637.32 $875.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,404.35 $8,913.72 $10,384.57 $60,000.00 $2,450.00 $0.00 $0.00 $300.00

2019

$1,523.14 $71,343.56 $0.00 $1,500.00 $50.00 $9,833.66 $0.00 $1,383.42 $7,669.23 $128,929.76 $508.54 $0.00 $1,476.93 $1,751.19 $2,987.25 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $4,075.00 $28,284.99 $0.00 $4,009.94 $72,055.66 $600.00 $0.00 $15,159.44 $17,711.07 $591.28 $4,414.14 $0.00 $999.00 $20.00 $1,150.00 $1,521.08 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $6,492.73 $0.00 $2,837.34 $59,031.63 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $300.00 $700.00 $7,539.62 $250.00 $725.22 $1,046.20 $952.90 $502.00 $350.00 $2,314.06 $0.00 $0.00 $4,142.87 $30,999.01 $0.00 $117,764.30 $0.00 $0.00 $300.00 $0.00 $4,182.92 $100.00 $2,426.64 $3,123.92 $400.00 $1,033.09 $0.00 $1,570.49 $0.00 $0.00 $1,000.00 $76.50 $250.00 $0.00 $29,409.83 $0.00 $0.00 $4,827.73 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $150.00 $1,166.69 $1,682.73 $0.00 $36,096.40 $0.00 $0.00 $55,790.90 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $5,650.00 $7,132.63 $283.00 $0.00 $0.00 $200.00 $11,833.36 $165.00 $176,462.87 $8,400.00 $28,757.59 $1,016.10 $0.00 $2,415.39 $817.87 $990.20 $2,147.66 $8,511.73 $0.00 $37,773.02 $1,416.00 $0.00 $1,578,117.23

2020

2019

UNION ASSOCIATION BLANCHARD, COLE FIRST BLANCHARD, CROSSROAD TO LIFE BLANCHARD, FIRST BLANCHARD, NEW LIFE DIBBLE, FIRST GOLDSBY LEXINGTON, CORBETT LEXINGTON, FIRST LEXINGTON, SLAUGHTERVILLE LINDSAY, BANNER LINDSAY, CRINER LINDSAY, PAYNE LITTLE AXE, FIRST MOORE, ELEVATE MOORE, FIRST MOORE, FIRST INDIAN MOORE, HIGHLAND MOORE, REGENCY PARK MOORE, SOUTHMOORE MOORE, THE WELL NEWCASTLE, FIRST NEWCASTLE, NEW LIFE NEWCASTLE, TRI-CITY & COUNTRY NEWCASTLE, WOODLAND HILLS NOBLE, ETOWAH NOBLE, FIRST NOBLE, MAGUIRE NOBLE, TWELVE CORNERS NORMAN, ALAMEDA NORMAN, BETHEL NORMAN, BLUE LAKES NORMAN, CHINESE NORMAN, COMMUNITY NORMAN, CORNERSTONE INDIAN NORMAN, EL BUEN PASTOR NORMAN, ENTERPRISE NORMAN, FAITHPOINTE NORMAN, FIRST NORMAN, FRANKLIN NORMAN, GRACE FELLOWSHIP NORMAN, HILLTOP NORMAN, HOPE COMMUNITY NORMAN, HORIZON POINTE NORMAN, IMMANUEL NORMAN, IN-FAITH NORMAN, KOREAN NORMAN, LAKEVIEW NORMAN, NEW LIFE BIBLE NORMAN, NORTHEAST NORMAN, PARADIGM NORMAN, PRIMERA HISPANA NORMAN, PROVIDENCE ROAD NORMAN, REDEEMER NORMAN, RIVER NORMAN, THUNDERBIRD NORMAN, TRINITY OKC, CHRIST COMMUNITY OKC, EMMAUS OKC, EVERYDAY OKC, FAITH CROSSING OKC, GRACEWAY OKC, SOUTH LAKES OKC, SOUTHPARK OKC, THE WELL PURCELL, EMMANUEL PURCELL, FIRST PURCELL, FIRST HISPANIC PURCELL, JOHNSON ROAD PURCELL, NEW HOPE SOUTHERN Purcell, Starting Gate Cowboy PURCELL, UNION HILL TUTTLE, SNOW HILL WASHINGTON, FIRST WAYNE FIRST TOTALS

2019

NO ASSOCIATIONAL AFFILIATION $2,217.69

$4,278.18

$4,090.71 $34,503.49 $206.00 $0.00 $10,000.00 $0.00 $31,744.80 $1,560.08 $2,225.00 $2,543.00 $3,912.43 $0.00 $1,100.00 $120,411.81 $1,558.92 $6,436.12 $30,770.00 $0.00 $600.00 $103,289.62 $100.00

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Missions offering videos are excellent viewing, help inform Oklahoma Baptists /// PREVIEWED ON COVER >> by Chris Doyle

MANAGING EDITOR

The Edna McMillan Oklahoma State Missions Offering (SMO) produced four new videos available for downloading at oklahomabaptists.org/smo. All four videos have multiple viewing options of full length, one minute, 30 seconds or 15 seconds.

The viewing options make it possible for each video to be featured at any kind of service or meeting. For a Sunday morning service, a church may consider a shorter viewing during announcements.

For a prayer meeting or a Sunday School class, time may allow for a longer viewing of each video.

All four videos emphasize the importance of Oklahoma Baptist churches supporting SMO with an emphasis on three areas of ministry—partnership missions, pastoral care and prison ministry.

SMO fuels missions partnerships “We as Oklahoma Baptists can and do have a worldwide impact.” Hance Dilbeck spoke these words in the opening of the partnership missions video, panning over multiple scenic areas of farmland and city skylines.

“From any town in our state, we can touch the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ,” the executive director-treasurer for Oklahoma Baptists continued. “There are a lot of Oklahoma Baptists who are on the field with the IMB (International Mission Board), so we don’t need to establish these networks. We just need to take advantage of them.”

The video shows more beautiful scenery of different areas far away and within Oklahoma’s regions.

It conveys to the viewer how this state can relate to lands across the globe.

“Having served in Russia, I had an interest for possible partnerships and made contact with our IMB point person who is actually from Oklahoma,” explained Matt Spann, director of missions in Cherokee Strip Association. The video features Spann walking into his office, as he shares how even smaller in attendance churches are able to participate in partnership missions because of SMO. In the video, Spann introduced Matt Miles, pastor of Enid, Liberty Southern, who gave a testimony of his church participating in a mission trip to Moscow.

“One of the things that struck me is that Moscow has 18 million people,” Miles said. “And I was amazed at how many young people I saw on the metro, knowing that there are various places where they can hear the Gospel preached.”

Miles continued to explain how his church connected with a ministry in Moscow that provides a missions school.

“Young people go to school three days a week, and then they work in their ministry center three days a week,” Miles said about the Moscow ministry. “We got to know some of those students and see their places of service.”

At the end of the trip to Russia, Miles and other church members were able to establish a partnership with the missionaries there, and they plan to return in the future.

“Liberty Southern, right here in Enid, Oklahoma is having an impact on the other side of the world,” Spann declared in the video. He emphasized that God intends to use all kinds of churches, including the smallest, to be involved in missions.

SMO provides pastoral support A pastor is seen gathering material, putting on his coat and preparing to deliver a sermon. Throughout the video, three different Oklahoma Baptists give commentary about what a pastor, his wife and family experience on a regular basis.

“It is hard—a beautiful blessing, but often difficult to be married to a minister,” said Amy Petersen, Oklahoma Baptists’ ministry wives ministry partner.

“There’s a lot of stresses that they take on as they lead and shepherd their church.”

Brett Selby, regional ministry partner for Oklahoma Baptists, mentioned the elevated position many churches place their pastors and ministers.

“People tend to put them on pedestals, and pedestals, by nature, are very unstable,” he said.

Dilbeck also described what pastors and ministers face with expectations from their local bodies of believers.

“Our pastors have a challenging calling, a challenging vocation,” he said. “If they don’t take good care of themselves, then it’s going to be next to impossible for them to sustain a long-term, strong and healthy ministry in the life of the local church.”

This video explains how SMO is taking a special interest in relational support for pastors.

“The State Missions Offering gives money and funding and help for pastors and their families to receive counseling,” Petersen said. “Often we don’t know how to help our pastors. Giving to the State Missions Offering is one of those ways.

It supports the pastor and his family, and then ultimately, leads and feeds into the healthiness of your church.”

Dilbeck added, “In giving, you’re allowing all of our pastors to have access to high quality support for themselves and their families in moments of crisis. This State Missions Offering will be used in part to give us the resources to help support our pastors, so they can shepherd the flock of God in a way that advances the Gospel.”

SMO is instrumental for new prison ministry “God had a bigger plan than the one that I had for myself,” said Vincent Ochoa, an inmate at Lexington Correctional Services. The prison ministry video explains how offering participants will support Ochoa and other inmates to enhance their ministry opportunities in Oklahoma prisons.

Oklahoma Baptist University (OBU) President Heath Thomas opened the prison ministry video, sharing a new ministry initiative that involves both Oklahoma Baptists and OBU partnering together.

The initiative consists of providing long-term in-

mates, like Ochoa, the opportunity to earn a theological education, which is a far better alternative to detrimental scenarios.

“When inmates are in for awhile, and then they go out, if there isn’t some sort of a life change fundamentally, what happens is these prisoners will come back,” Thomas said.

Scott Crow serves with the Oklahoma Department of Corrections, and he offered alarming statistics to what Thomas said about a lack of life change among inmates.

“We have approximately 25,000 inmates,” Crow said, “and 95 percent of those individuals will return to society at some point.”

Dilbeck said Oklahoma Baptists have a way to “wade into our prison system.” He mentions the state leaders in criminal justice and the governor have allowed Oklahoma Baptists and OBU to provide a four-year degree program to inmates.

This video shares the message of training inmates serving time at Lexington to become spiritual leaders throughout Oklahoma correctional facilities while.

“They need to know Jesus,” Dilbeck said. “We can lead prisoners to faith in Christ and disciple them as followers of Christ and give them the theological education they need to shepherd and share the Gospel with their fellow inmates.”

Ochoa shared how he is looking forward to being involved in this program that is supported by SMO. “To earn this degree will help me teach God’s Word more accurately,” he said. “Most importantly, (I want to help reach) these youngsters that are coming in, that are in need of mentorship.”

Dilbeck shared how meaningful and rewarding it will be for SMO to support this prison education program.

“The beauty of committing State Missions Offering dollars to theological education in prisons,” Dilbeck said, “is it allows us in the future to celebrate the fact that this is something Oklahoma Baptists did together.”

“As you partner with us,” Thomas added, “you are partnering with Gospel transformation and life change. I can think of nothing better.”

Overall, SMO advances the Gospel “The Gospel will never stop advancing,” a voiceover narrator said in the opening of the overview video.

Shots representing COVID-19, stores closing and stock markets plunging are shown.

“Our mission continues despite our circumstances,” the narrator said. “For decades, as Oklahoma Baptists, we have sacrificially given to the State Missions Offering. We give because together we know our neighbors need to hear, our state needs to know that Jesus’ life and resurrection provides hope and life to all who believe.”

The video comprises content of which the other three videos elaborate, but viewers still grasp the importance of supporting prison ministry, pastoral care and partnership missions. The panoramic scenes and moving images convey how important it is for Oklahoma Baptists to support SMO. “This offering is not just about raising money,” Dilbeck explained. “It’s about wading into the brokenness.”

All four well-produced videos are excellent content for viewing and relevant for any church group or worship service to present. For more information, visit oklahomabaptists.org/smo.

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Muldrow, First LT U R Epastor NE WS & CU finds ways to serve during pandemic

There is ONE great God. God is perfect in His love and He has proven His love for us “But God proves His love for us in that while we were still sinners Christ died for us.” Romans 5:8

We all have ONE great problem.

We have a sin problem. Every person has rebelled against God and sin has broken their relationship with God. “…all have sinned” Romans 3:23 and “…the wages of sin is death.”

Romans 6:23 >> PHOTO: DON WILLIAMS Pastor Mark Porter, left,

>> by Chris Doyle

MANAGING EDITOR

checks on a church member after a storm hit Muldrow. Disaster Relief volunteers were ready to serve this area.

MULDROW—Mark Porter came to serve as pastor of Muldrow, First in February this year. He previously served as director of missions in Wyoming, as well as a missions strategist for Wyoming Southern Baptist Mission Network.

He was excited about the new direction God gave him to pastor in Muldrow.

“We have been a perfect match,” Porter said about his heart and the heart of Muldrow, First. “They have a loving spirit and want to reach the community and see the church grow. That’s where my heart is, in evangelism and outreach. I was looking for a church that was willing to get ‘outside the walls.’ I was excited when God called us here.”

A month after he become Muldrow, First’s pastor, the COVID-19 pandemic hit, and everything shut down.

“We just scrambled to do services,” Porter said, describing how Muldrow, First responded to the pandemic. “We did parking lot services, and I still saw a lot of people who wanted to be involved, but it was challenging. What do you do to reach your community when everybody is having to stay at home? The opportunities to get out in the community and try to minister weren’t there.”

Porter said the church prayed for a vision from God, how He could make the church more visible to its community. God provided different opportunities.

“We had a food drive in the parking lot,” Porter said. “There were about 250300 cars that came.”

Then, American Red Cross called. “Because of COVID,” he said, “their trailers were too small to do blood drives. They asked if we’d be willing to host. They came and used our fellowship hall and promoted our church on the radio.

The church is beginning to get visible in the community.”

Then major storms hit the Muldrow area in July, causing much damage. Many church members and neighbors had trees down, blocking driveways and roads.

This is when Porter saw Oklahoma Baptist Disaster Relief (DR) in action.

“Kevin Russell (director of missions in East Central Association) called me and said a DR team is in the area cutting trees,” Porter explained. “’We’re looking for projects to do in your area,’ he said. I got busy and called some of our church members who had trees blocking their driveways and roads.”

Muldrow, First had the opportunity to host DR assessors and volunteers.

Porter also got to meet Dale Phelps, pastor of Roland, Roland Hills, whose church helped feed DR volunteers.

“I was grateful to see our churches work together,” Porter said. “It was such a blessing. It was so much fun being a part of people who love the Lord.”

Porter, left in the above photo, was connecting with DR volunteers when they posed for a photo at a work site in the Muldrow area.

“That was just a ‘sample’ tree,” Porter joked. “We had so many trees that size that were down. That tree was next to our oldest church member’s house.”

Though COVID-19 may have hinder his church from connecting with the community, a storm provided an opportunity to help and meet neighbors, invite them to church through the ministry of Disaster Relief.

“We were able to minister to a lot of people through Disaster Relief,” Porter said. “The teams that were here doing all the work—seeing the Body of Christ and the love of Christ, it was such an encouragement.

“To feel the love of God here is just such a wonderful thing. It really encouraged the church to see that God is still using us and being able to work with our association and Oklahoma Baptist churches. It thrills me to death that we have such strong partnerships here in Oklahoma. People are willing to work together to further God’s Kingdom.”

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There is ONE great hope. God loves us so much that He sent Christ to die for our sin. Christ has taken care of our sin problem. “Christ also died for sins, the just for the unjust, in order that He might bring us to God.” 1 Peter 3:18

We have ONE great decision. We must repent of our sin and believe the gospel. “For God loved the world in this way: He gave His One and Only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16

If you have never made a personal decision to accept God’s gift of love and salvation through His Son, Jesus Christ, why not make this decision now? To begin this new direction in life pray this in your own words:

Dear God, I know that I’m a sinner. I believe that Christ died on the cross for my sins and then rose from the dead. Please forgive me of all my sin. I turn away from my sin and confess you as Lord and trust You alone for salvation. Thank you for your love, forgiveness, and the free gift of eternal life. Amen.

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For more information, or to talk to someone about your decision, contact Oklahoma Baptists at 405/942-3800 or aquigley@oklahomabaptists.org.

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OCOSBE to S host Heartland Evangelism D E LT U R E I F I S S A CL NE WS & CU Conference, Oct. 2-3 Oklahoma Conference of Southern Baptist Evangelism (OCOSBE) is hosting the OCOSBE Heartland Evangelism Conference, Oct. 2-3 at Tenkiller Baptist AssemE SCookson.

I C82, V OHwy bly, 31709 The conference will begin Friday, Oct. 2 at 6 p.m. and reconvene on Saturday, Oct. 3 at 9 a.m.

“The main emphasis of the conference will be inspiration and motivation,” said Er-

nie Perkins, OCOSBE president. “There will be no wasted time with the program being given totally to great music, inspirational preaching and soul-stirring testimonies.”

Speakers for the conference include Jim Burkett, Craig Hobbs, Kim Schmidt, Charley Keim, Bobby Smith, Koby King and Perkins. Music will be led by Mike Russell.

Saturday lunch will be provided by Cookson in East Central Association.

Centenarian celebrates birthday by giving to OBHC

Bernice Carter, center, celebrated her 100th birthday on Aug. 16. At Rhea, First near Leedey. She is putting her offering to Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children in the little church bank, a common observance at many Oklahoma Baptist churches when celebrating birthdays. >> PHOTO: DANNY RINGER

Mustang, First trains new tutors

>> PHOTO: PROVIDED

The Quest tutoring ministry at Mustang, First provided training Aug. 7-8 for new tutors. Barbara Marlett, left, is the director for Quest and is also one of the Oklahoma Literacy Missions workshop leaders. She led the 11-hour workshop of Tutoring Children and Youth.

The new tutors are, from left of Marlett, Louise Glenn, Mary Morrow, Karen Waits and Shannon Hawkins.

Quest is making plans for the fall, offering educational and spiritual support to students and families.

EWS CHURCH N PEOPLE IN THE NEWS AGEE DEATH. Nelle Rose (Hulme) Agee, 80, died Aug. 10. Funeral serO14M H vices were Aug. in A Jackson, Tenn.

A L K O E H T She was the wife of Oklahoma E Baptist V I R C HPresident T I S T A(OBU) Emeritus B A PUniversity Bob Agee who served as OBU’s president from 1982-98. She was an art teacher at Humboldt High School, an adjunct professor of art history at Seminole Junior Collage and an assistant professor of art and education at OBU until she retired in 1998. She was proud to serve as the first lady of OBU during her husband’s presidency and was known for her gift of hospitality. In 1999, OBU renamed Brotherhood Dormitory to the Bob R. and Nelle H. Agee Residence Center. She is survived by her husband of 62 years; two daughters, Denise Allen and Robyn Hari; four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

MCCLURE DEATH. Richard “Dick” McClure, 91, died Aug. 9. Funeral services were Aug. 15 at Hugo, First. He served as director of missions in Muskogee Association and Frisco Association. He ministered in many churches including Muskogee, Hugo and Westport. After “retiring” in 1994, he continued to serve God in many capcities, including supply preaching and interim pastoring. He is preceded in death by his wife Peggy and daughter Janie McClure. He is survived by his children Doug McClure, Robb McClure, Vernon “Bernie” McClure and Teena McClure; 15 grandchildren and 29 great-grandchildren.

ORDINATION. Preston Barber was ordained to the deacon ministry at Oklahoma City, Springdale on Aug. 9.

CHURCH STAFF CHANGES GEORGE SPEARS is pastor of Pocola, First.

MICHAEL VALLANDINGHAM resigned as pastor of Bartlesville, Eastern Heights. He is now pastor in Albuquerque, N.M. GARY FITZPATRICK is pastor of Talihina, Buffalo Valley.

The Messenger incorrectly announced DAVID BROWNING as pastor in the Aug. 13 edition. Browning is still pastor of Talihina, Prairie Grove.

CONGREGATIONAL NEWS NEW CONGREGATION. Oklahoma City, Oikos is now U K SUDO meeting.

Michael Wilson is pastor.

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RCH WORD SEA Note: The word clues for the Word Search are chosen by the Messenger staff, while the puzzles and letters surrounding the clues are computer-generated at random. >> PHOTO: PROVIDED

Madill, Grantham honors Kennedy’s longtime service as music director

Joyce Kennedy was recognized Aug. 9 for serving as music director for more than 57 years at Madill, Grantham.

Joyce still faithfully leads the church in worship through music each Sunday. Madill, Grantham is in Johnston-Marshall Association. Claud Williams is pastor.

Advocate Announce Assessment Church Coach

Community Congregation Dilbeck Ezell Gunn

Hobbs Launched Leaders Melton Multiplication

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How to be a shepherd sheep can trust

EDS When I began my first pastorate, F I work S I the S A L C SENIOR PASTOR, OKC, QUAIL SPRINGS seemed impossible. As I tried to preach, lead and care for people, I prayed so many times: A writer spent time with a shepherd on “Lord, I can’t do this. I need your help.” God the Texas plains. One night, the shepherd answered and graciously used me. Today, built a fire, and the sheep gathered close. I have ministered to people in nearly every Around midnight, a coyote howled in the scenario imaginable. Along with every other distance, followed by another coyote from pastor, I face the danger of thinking: “I’ve got Sexthe opposite direction. The fearful this. I can do it myself.” and OICE VTraining sheep began bleating. perience can enhance our skill, but The shepherd tossed logs leading with trustworthy ability onto the fire. As flames shot means constantly relying on Jeup, the writer looked out and sus’ power. saw 4,000 tiny lights—the Can my judgment be fire reflected in the eyes of trusted? God promises, “I justice (Ezek.

2,000 sheep. With enemies will feed them in justice” all around, the sheep looked 34:16). His leadership will flow only toward the shepherd. from wisdom and righteousWhy? They trusted him. ness. Pastors with trustworthy Ezekiel 34 describes wicked shepjudgment make choices that follow herds, leaders of Israel who exploited God’s God’s best purposes. Our congregations people. They fed themselves, not the flock. want to trust us. We must work not to lose They butchered the sheep. They let weak their trust. By seeking the Lord’s direction sheep become prey. As a result, God said, through Scripture and prayer, a shepherd “Behold I am against the shepherds… I Myself honors the Lord and blesses the church with will search for My sheep and will seek them wise decisions. out” (Ezek. 34:10-11).

Can my character be trusted? One of my God’s sheep need shepherds they can mentors entered ministry after years in the trust. I want to suggest four “trust” ques- telephone industry. He told me, “I’ve seen tions every pastor should ask. employees lose thousands of dollars for the Can my intentions be trusted? God intends phone company because of bad decisions and to search for His flock, feed them and care for keep their jobs. I’ve also seen people get fired them. The word that best expresses the Lord’s for stealing quarters out of a pay phone.” The intention toward His flock is rescue. God says, “I lesson is clear—errors of skill and judgment will rescue them from all places where they have can be overcome. Errors of character destroy. been scattered” (Ezek. 34:12). Rescuing means The problem with the false shepherds snatching the sheep away from harm. God in Ezekiel 34 was moral and spiritual. Their never leaves His sheep to danger. hearts were corrupt. Psalm 78:72 says of DaAs shepherds with trustworthy inten- vid: “With upright heart he shepherded them tions, pastors will not abandon the sheep to and guided them with his skillful hand.” Dawhich God has called us. We will preach the vid’s skill as a shepherd was important, but Word of God even when it harms our popu- his heart E was essential. A tragedy in minisTH O Mtry F Rwill larity or offends people of influence. We is when we elevate ability over integrity.

O Gcharacter, pastors should ask S B Lour sacrifice our preferences and comfort I N G EToRguard R D S Lfor O W the sake of the flock. questions like: Do I consistently tell the truth?

Can my ability be trusted? God repeats Do I seek forgiveness when I mess up? Do I a phrase over and over in Ezekiel 34: “I will guard my relationships to avoid temptation …” Each repetition underscores God’s abil- and reproach? Am I completely above-board ity to accomplish His purposes. Faithful in my finances? Am I the same person with my shepherds should develop and strengthen family, by myself and before God that I portray our abilities to do what we are called to do.

S AYtoSbe in public? Questions like these are E myself V A D Most significantly, we should depend on a good starting place for shepherds who deGod to empower our abilities. sire to protect the purity of their heart. >> by Stephen Rummage

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V E S AY S A D It’s hard to explain how perfect something is

when it’s ripe—not only in flavor but also in medicinal and nutritional value. Of these three elements, we tend to focus the most on flavor and fail to consider all the benefits of fully ripen produce. Science shows that antioxidants, vitamins, and TS P T I Sminerals M A B Aand H Oripeness K L Aupon fats vary O based thatHmany nutriG T IG H L Ibecause Hdevelop E C ents are never allowed to of preR U O S E R mature harvesting. Many people believe that ripening must occur while the fruit is still attached to the plant. However, depending on the fruit, it may occur more optimally on your kitchen cabinet.

As a fruit ripens, enzymes break down the starches and pectin, and as they are being broken down, they are converted into sugar. This process softens the fruit. A loss of acidity results in increased sweetness. As the complex process continues, naturally-occurring ethylene gas works to promote ripening. Then you will begin to see a change in color, and oftentimes a wonderful scent will develop. Timing is everything!

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Dear Dave, I have a full-time job, but I also have a side job providing firewood to help pay off debt. I make $600 to $1,000 a month with this project. My log splitter went down recently when a hydraulic line burst, and the machine caught on fire. I’m not sure how much it will cost to get it going again. Should I invest in a new one that will increase my productivity and help me pay off debt faster?

—Chris Dear Chris, If I’m in your shoes, I’m going to fix the old one. Even it means duct tape and glue, I’m going to try to find a way to repair it instead of spending a bunch of money or going deeper into debt.

If you can’t do that at a reasonable price out of pocket, I’d be in the market for a decent, used log splitter. And pay cash! I get your line of thinking when it comes to increasing productivity. Splitting wood is real work. But don’t try to justify buying an expensive, new piece of equipment when it’s just not necessary.

If you’re making that much with a side hustle, you can make your money back on a used splitter in a month or two—three at the most. Be smart about it, Chris!

—Dave The views expressed by Dave Ramsey do not necessarily reflect those of the Baptist Messenger and do not constitute legal financial advice.

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(405) 584-1603. >> P/T WORSHIP LEADER: Grace Place Baptist Church in SE OKC is looking for a P/T Worship Leader, God’s man to plan, organize & lead the church body in blended worship for a multi-generational congregation. Send resumes to: robbyroberson24@gmail.com or graceplacechurch.org. >> F/T PASTOR: Calvary Baptist Church Tishomingo, Oklahoma is prayerfully seeking a F/T Pastor. Send resume & cover letter to: cbctishomingo@gmail.com or Calvary Baptist Church, Attn: Pastor Search Committee, 9700 US 377, Tishomingo, OK 73460. >> PIANO PLAYER: Piano player needed for Sunday morning worship service at Russell Baptist Church in SW Oklahoma. Remuneration given. Call Ron Myers at (580) 706-0236 or email to: rpma5@swoi.net. >> F/T PASTOR: Whitesboro Baptist Church located in SE Oklahoma is seeking a F/T Pastor. Send resume to: Whitesboro Baptist Church Box 124, Whitesboro, Oklahoma 74577. >> SENIOR PASTOR: Foss Baptist Church of Foss, Oklahoma is seeking a Senior Pastor. We are in search of someone who needs extra income to their retirement salary. Send resumes to: P.O. Box 24, Foss, OK, 73647. E-mail to: evelynrh45@gmail.com. >> P/T YOUTH MINISTER: Criner Baptist Church Lindsay OK. The church is in the Purcell, Lindsay & Dibble area. Contact Pastor Bill Irwin at (405) 5279029 or send resumes to: Criner Baptist Church, P.O. Box 645, Purcell, OK 73080. >> P/T CHILDREN’S DIRECTOR: The Village Baptist personnel com is accepting resumes for a Christ honoring, loving individual to join our staff as P/T Children’s Director. If God has called you to Children’s Ministry, email your resume to: vbcokcpersonnelcommitte@yahoo.com.

>> BI/VO CHILDREN’S MINISTER: Anadarko FBC is seeking a BI/VO Children’s Minister. Please email your resume to: fbcanadarko@sbcglobal.net or mail to: FBC Search Committee, 700 West Petree Rd, Anadarko, OK 73005. If questions, contact Pastor Lynn Bellamy at (405) 664-1507. >> DIRECTOR OF MISSIONS: Muskogee Baptist Association is taking resumes for Director of Missions. Send Resume to: Muskogee Baptist Association, 630 N. C Street, Muskogee, OK 74403. >> BI/VO PASTOR: Parkview Baptist in Duncan, OK is seeking a BI/VO Pastor. Please send your resume to: mulsix@hotmail.com. >> P/T OR BI/VO WORSHIP LEADER: FBC Hammon, OK is seeking a Worship Leader to lead our church body in a blended worship environment.

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>> F/T PASTOR: Mooreland First Baptist church is seeking a F/T Pastor. Please send resumes to: P.O. Box 1000, Mooreland, OK 73852 or smithco@pldi.net. >> HIGH SCHOOL PASTOR: FBC Madill is seeking someone who is called & motivated to reach/disciple high school students (9-12). Tremendous opportunity to use God-given gifts to make an eternal impact!

Email resume to: staff@fbcmadill.org. >> F/T YOUTH PASTOR: FBC Lone Grove is prayerfully seeking a spiritually mature, F/T Youth Pastor. Must have a heart for community & connecting with others. Please send resume to: fbclonegrove@yahoo.com. >> F/T YOUTH MINISTER: Morris Memorial Baptist Church in Ada is seeking a F/T Youth Minister who is passionate about reaching youth & families with the Gospel. Send resumes to: 16121 County Road 3540, Ada, OK 74820 or email to: david@mmbcada.org. >> F/T WORSHIP & MEDIA MINISTER: Seeking a F/T Worship & Media Minister. This position will also include overseeing the technical side of audio/visual & media. See: www.uhbc.church for more details or call (405) 372-2744. >> F/T PASTOR: FBC Forgan, OK is prayerfully seeking God’s man. Send resume to: P.O. Box 9 Forgan, OK 73938. More info see: forganfbc.com or call (580) 461-0857. >> DIRECTOR OF MISSIONS: LeFlore Baptist Association is prayerfully seeking a new Director of Missions. If interested, we are accepting resumes until Sept. 30th. Please send ATTN: DOM Search to: rmarrow@lefloreassociation.org, or 106 Flanagan St., STE A, Poteau, OK 74953. >> F/T PASTOR: First Baptist Church Hobart, Oklahoma is prayerfully seeking a F/T Pastor. Send resume & cover letter to: First Baptist Church Hobart, Attn: Pastor Search Committee, fbchobart@att.net or P.O. 721 Hobart, OK 73651. >> F/T PASTOR: FBC Medford is prayerfully seeking a F/T Pastor. Send resume to: FBC Medford, 124 W. Comanche, Medford, OK 73759 or email: fbcmedfordok@gmail.com. >> F/T PASTOR: Fletcher First Baptist Church is prayerfully searching for a F/T Pastor. Send resume &

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ACROSS 1 “Grievous words __ up anger” (Prov. 15:1) 5 Judah and Galilee, e.g.

10 “Night is far spent, the __ is at hand” (Rom. 13:12) 13 “Faith without __ is dead” (James 2:20) 15 Eliminate

16 Of a place (Suffix) 17 “We are to God the pleasing __ of Christ” (2 Cor. 2:15 niv) 18 Mountain climber 19 By way of 20 Commandment number 21 “Surely there is a __ for the silver” (Job 28:1)

cover letter to: Attention Pastor Search Committee, Office@fletcherfbc.com or Fletcher First Baptist Church, P.O. Box 359 Fletcher, OK 73541. >> BI/VO OR F/T PASTOR: FBC Soper, OK is seeing a BI/VO or F/T Southern Baptist Pastor. Parsonage is available. Health insurance benefit provided. Please send resume to: office@FriscoBaptist.com or to: ATTEN: Pastor Search Committee, P.O. Box 68, Soper, OK 74759. >> F/T OR BI/VO PASTOR: Quapaw FBC is prayerfully seeking a Pastor. If you feel your calling is more to an Associate Pastor at this time, please consider seeking information as well. Send resumes to the current Pastor at: mrobertson@wyandotte.k12.ok.us. >> F/T PASTOR: FBC Purcell, OK is seeking a F/T Pastor. Responsibilities include preaching & teaching, counseling, visitation & other pastoral duties.

Include a cover letter, resume with references & a sermon link to: fbcpurcelltj@gmail.com. >> P/T OR BI/VO WORSHIP MINISTER: Clearview Baptist is accepting resumes for a Worship Minister for blended service. Responsibilities: choir, instrumentalists & media. cbcbamusic@gmail.com Clearview Baptist Church, P.O. Box 140892, Broken Arrow, OK 74014. >> F/T YOUTH MINISTER: First Baptist Church of Ninnekah is seeking a F/T Youth Minister, musical skills a plus, not required. Submit resume & cover letter by email or US mail at the following addresses: ninnekahbaptistchurch@hotmail.com or P.O. Box 277 Ninnekah, OK 73067 . >> F/T PASTOR: First Baptist Church Apache, Oklahoma is prayerfully seeking a F/T Pastor. Send resume & cover letter to: First Baptist Church Apache, Attn: Pastor Search Committee, fbcapache@pldi.net or P.O. Box 327, Apache, OK 73006. T: 580-588-2369.

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37 Heredity component 38 __ of the ball 40 Type choice 41 NYC winter hour (Abbr.)

42 “How great a matter a little __ kindleth!”

(James 3:5) 43 Shampoo product 44 “Is any __? Let him sing psalms” (James 5:13) 45 Lebanese capital 46 Turin relic and others 49 God’s love would __ a troubled soul 50 One of five Jesus suffered, traditionally 51 Wheeze 52 God sought a man who would “stand in the __” (Ezek. 22:30) 55 Shady tree 56 Loafed 59 Oust 61 Gloria in excelsis __ 62 Proclaim 63 Wanders 64 “Do not __, my beloved brethren” (James 1:16)

65 Rendezvous 66 Born and __ DOWN 1 Elite crime-fighter team (Abbr.)

2 KJV’s rent 3 Jerusalem’s gates, e.g.

4 Yarn strength meas. (Abbr.)

5 Rose pest 6 Many an ancient site 7 Exclamation of astonishment 8 Elizabeth conceived in her old __ 9 James’s word for himself (James 1:1) 10 “Resist the __, and he will flee” (James 4:7) 11 Stage whisper 12 Missing in unleavened bread 14 Relishes 22 “How long will it be __ thou be quiet?”

(Jer. 47:6) 24 “__ of the same mouth proceedeth blessing and cursing” (James 3:10) 25 Attract 26 “Speak not __ one of another” (James 4:11) 27 Wan 28 Rim 29 Negatives 30 Bend 31 Pathway 34 Port city feature 35 Freedom org. (Abbr.)

36 “No fountain both yield __ water and fresh” (James 3:12) 38 Sparrow 39 Sins 40 Overly proper 42 Hatfield or McCoy, e.g.

43 Rock thrower 44 Weekday (Abbr.)

45 Make taboo 46 Certain Scandinavian 47 Nine-__, small golf green 48 Unsubstantiated story 49 Plebe 51 Fido and Fluffy 52 Equipment 53 Tip-top 54 Wartime ailment (Abbr.)

57 Rural dragster’s sport (Abbr.)

58 Not clerical 60 “Ye have heard of the patience of __” (James 5:11)

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