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CO N T E N T S : Page 2 | News & Trends Missions education pays off for OKC, Southern Hills fifth and sixth graders with IMB tour >> CATHERINE FINCH

Children ‘go for the gold’ at 2021 Worship Arts Camp for Kids

CrossTimbers sees great results at two locations

Tribes ‘unite in prayer’ and mission at Indian Falls Creek

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The 2021 Olympics has displayed some dazzling displays of athletic achievement and sports glory. At the very same time, some 6,000 miles away from Toyko, there were children in Oklahoma participating in remarkable activities of another kind: worship activities.

DAVIS & GROVE—CrossTimbers Children’s Mission Adventure Camp completed its summer experience at the Davis campground and at Grand Lake Baptist Assembly. The Davis camp had 11 sessions, while Grand Lake was able to offer three sessions, after meeting at the northwest Oklahoma encampment for the second year.

DAVIS—Around 1,000 people attended the 74th annual Indian Falls Creek (IFC), August 1-5, to fellowship, have times of recreation, study God’s Word, worship and above all to pray for revival among indigenous peoples of America.

Although attendance was lower than previous years, due to continued pandemic effects, leaders with IFC were still encouraged by the 2021 encampment.

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Page 3 | Voices Just Joe: Fly frustration >> JOE LIGON

Page 3 | Voices Sword & Trowel: Giving and going >> BRIAN HOBBS

Page 4 | Gospel Ministry Rite of Passage: Rescue the perishing >> WALKER MOORE

Page 7 | Features 2021 Edna McMillan State Missions Offering to ‘Shine light in the darkness’ >> BRIAN HOBBS

Page 10 | Church Toolbox Am I called to ministry? A checklist to consider >> JASON K. ALLEN

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RICHMOND, Va. (BP)—Staff of the International Mission Board (IMB) showed their enthusiasm while hosting a group of fifth and sixth graders from Oklahoma City, Southern Hills.

The children visited the IMB headquarters in Richmond, Va., as a reward for completing eight mission projects during the 2020-2021 school year. The eight projects included interviewing a missionary, N Ereport O N La Ibook writing a report on aN country, E W writing NT NTEphrason a missionary biography IVE COkey LUSlearning EB-EXCand W es in another language.

Southern Hills paid for each child’s travel, which also included a trip to the Museum of the Bible in Washington D.C., once the children completed all eight projects.

Kaleb Reyes, one of the children who toured the building, shared why he thinks the IMB is important.

“I think the IMB is important because it can help a lot of people who want to do missions but they do not have the resources to,” he said.

Addilyn Wright added, “There’s a lot of people out there (who don’t know Jesus), and you don’t want to keep Jesus all to yourself. You want to share Jesus with everyone so they can know him.”

As the children toured the IMB building with their parents, the missions’ pastor and the children’s pastor from Southern Hills, they learned about the different departments at the IMB and the roles they

play in supporting missionaries and continuing gospel advancement. The fifth and sixth graders were able to meet Paul Chitwood, IMB president, and other IMB staff who answered their questions about missions.

Jacob Steward, children’s pastor of Southern Hills, explained why Southern Hills emphasizes missions at an early age.

“It’s really important for kids to learn about missions because a lot of their decisions are made when they’re kids,” Steward said. “We want to prepare them from the time they are young to go out into the world and share Jesus with people.”

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Oklahoma Baptist Symphony Retreat Info: Baptist Building oklahomabaptists.org/ worship-music

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Oklahoma Student Worship Choir Retreat Info: MWC, Meadowood oklahomabaptists.org/ worship-music

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Chaplain Manual Training Info: $35, Baptist Building Contact mvanzandt@ oklahomabaptists.org

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Disaster Relief Training Info: $15, 8 a.m.-1 p.m.

Ponca City, First Contact mvanzandt@ oklahomabaptists.org

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Info: Oklahoma Baptist University oklahomabaptists.org/thecall

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SCW/SCM Recording Info: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

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“He’s not going to have anybody who is a more encouraging person, and (I’ll be his) greatest supporter as he assumes the stewardship,” GuideStone President O.S. Hawkins said about Dilbeck.

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Morris was a well-known evangelist, having preached at camps and church events across the country.

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Just Joe: Fly frustration the only thing you really accomplished with that was messing up the hair on the left side of your head.

Oklahoma Baptists’ If there are other people in the car, they quickly Interim Executive Director-Treasurer engage in trying to catch the fly. Because everyone knows, the one who catches the fly has nasty Kung @marlowpreacher Fu skills and shouldn’t be messed with. So, everyone in the car starts making weird hand motions, grabbing at something that doesn’t seem to exist, It has happened to me too many times to count. and the fly just keeps buzzing by.

I am sure it has happened to you as well. You are Then, kind of sudden-like, the fly is not buzzing driving down the road with the windows up, air around. Everyone in the car is looking intently around conditioner on, maybe even some tunes on the ra- the vehicle. Everyone knows the fly has simply found dio, slow drivers staying in the right-hand lane. Ev- an out-of-the-way place in your vehicle to plot his next erything is lined up for a great trip when it happens. buzz by. If you could see him, he would be rubbing his A stupid fly comes buzzing by. little fly hands together in a devious way, as he fineThat first buzz by may not be too bad. But you tuned his sinister plot to take another pass through know in your heart of hearts—you know that same the car. If you listen carefully, it is almost like you can place that you just knew OU was actually going to hear the music to one of Clint Eastwood’s spaghetthe SEC, that same place that you just knew the state ti westerns in the background. And then it happens. trooper was not going to give you a warning, that The fly comes in on a low strafing run, and everyone same place that you just knew that that meatless starts with the weird hand motions again. burger was not going to taste like real hamburger, Just the other day, this actually happened to me. that same place that you just knew your wife was not Again. I was somewhere between Marlow and Chickgoing to be okay with your buying a new shotgun— asha when the first fly pass was made. It was game on. that stupid fly was not going to be satisfied with one I rolled down the window at least four times during buzz by. He was going to come back by. the battle, which made a real mess of the hair on the Sure enough, he does. You find yourself grabbing left side of my head. I grabbed at the fly enough times handfuls of air with no fly in it. You roll down your win- I got a cramp in my right bicep. I couldn’t catch the dedow and try to wave the stupid fly out of your car. But monic thing. It was wearing me out.

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Then it dawned on me. As I sat there steering with my knees, rubbing my hands together in a devious way, I fine-tuned my sinister plot.

I would leave the fly alone until I got to the office.

Once there, I would open all my doors and chase what was obviously a country fly out into the big city.

I laughed a deep, almost scary kind of laugh, thinking about how that country fly didn’t stand a chance in Oklahoma City. In fact, I was quite sure that he would probably fall victim to a gang of Oklahoma City flies in some dark alley in the middle of the night. Regardless, I had won. I had defeated the fly. And I was elated.

Have you ever noticed how the small things in life can distract you from the larger, more important things in life? You know. How you might ignore the other people in the car because you are focused on catching a fly? You know. How you might not even see a beautiful sunset that God just painted because you were focused on a fly? You know. How you might not even see that your wife had packed you some bacon for a little snack because you were focused on a fly.

Isn’t it crazy how often we let the small things in life keep us from enjoying the better things?

“Be alert and of sober mind. Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour.

Resist him, standing firm in the faith, because you know that the family of believers throughout the world is undergoing the same kind of sufferings” (1 Peter 5:8-9).

Sword & trowel: Giving and going Brian Hobbs Editor of the Baptist Messenger @BrianGHobbs

Our oldest child recently returned from her first major missions trip. While the COVID-19 era has halted many short-term missions plans, it is encouraging to hear reports of churches taking the Gospel around the world.

We are, after all, a Great Commission people, as Southern Baptists. The commandment from our Lord Jesus to “go ye” (Matt. 28:19) should remind us to share the Gospel with our neighbor and with the nations.

It also should impel us toward praying for missions and the Gospel advance. His command also

should remind us that we each ought to give toward missions.

As Oklahoma Baptists, we are about to embark on another time of shared giving toward missions—right here in Oklahoma—through the annual Edna McMillan Oklahoma State Missions Offering. It’s been said that Christians should do more than merely give toward missions. We also should pray and go, as we are called and able.

But every person can give something. It could be skipping a couple deluxe coffees to give even more toward state missions; it could be inspiring others to give through your own personal giving. As you pray about your personal part in the State Missions Offering, you can know that every dollar given will make an impact for the Gospel, right here in Oklahoma.

The week of prayer for state missions begins September 5. This year’s offering emphasis is “Shine light in the darkness,” based on John 1:5, which

says “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.”

Oklahoma Baptists, through word and deed, are shining the light of Christ into the darkness.

It is easy to find darkness in our state. Addiction, foster care needs, disaster scenarios, areas in need of strong compassion ministries—these and other key areas are directly addressed by the Edna McMillan Offering.

Today, please visit oklahomabaptists.org/smo to see how this offering is making a difference. Please help promote the offering in your church and circles of influence. And let’s each join in giving this September, as together we shine the light of Christ in dark places.

The best part of all is knowing that when we give, pray and go, we are obeying the commands of Christ and changing lives. And through it all, we are bringing His name glory.

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President Emeritus of Awe Star Ministries Email | walker@awestar.org @WalkerDeanMoore

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When my youngest son Caleb was a teenager, he decided he wanted to be a lifeguard. I think his decision was prompted more by the number of girls who hung out at our local swimming pool than God’s call on his life, but he took the training and learned CPR, E DaidS and the signs of someS S I F Ifirst C LinAtrouble. one His training came in handy. While on duty, he saw a child doing what they refer to as “bobbing.” This occurs when a person gets so tired they can’t swim anymore and gasp for a breath of air. They sink and then bob back up, gasping for another breath. Caleb dove in and rescued the child.

In the I used to lead, we reS O I C Eorganization Vmissions quired all our leaders to be trained in first aid, CPR and the use of a defibrillator. We prayed we would never have to use any of these, but if we did, we had the knowledge and skills to do so. I have only had to use first aid but have never performed CPR or used a defibrillator.

One day, Caleb was filling up at a gas station when a man approached. Suddenly, the man fell to the ground and began seizing. My son had a plastic device that goes over a person’s mouth while CPR is performed; he grabbed it from his glove box while someone called 911. Caleb did CPR until the

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He then went back to filling up his car, and the paramedic walked over and told him he had saved the man’s life.

Recently, Caleb had a back-to-school youth event E& P Lour at Fort Gibson Lake, where good friends Mike PEO and Janet Baxter have aHhome.

W Salso have a N EThey C understand H U RThey “Kingdom C mindset.” that everything belongs to God, and they ask Him to use it all for His glory.

The Baxters offered Caleb and his group the use of their boat and dock. As Caleb led the youth down toward the water, he heard a faint “help.”

Looking around, he couldn’t see R E Again, T Uanyone.

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Walking toward the sound, he looked down and saw an elderly man trapped between the dock and the boat. Caleb dragged him to the ladder and pulled him to safety. The man had been pinned for two hours, and with waterlogged clothes, he was too weak to pull himself up. If Caleb hadn’t come along, he might not have lasted much longer.

At this point, we could discuss how wherever Caleb goes, he encounters trouble, so you might not want to spend time with him. We could also discuss how God, in His sovereignty, has equipped Caleb to handle these emergencies when they arise. We’ll take this latter route.

When I was growing up, I loved hymns—and I still do. One of my favorites was “Rescue the Perishing” by Fanny J. Crosby. At 6 weeks old, Crosby had an eye infection. A man posing as a doctor treated her, leaving her permanently blind. In 1896, she was inspired to write “Rescue the Perishing” after visiting

the New York City Bowery Mission. There, she pleaded with lost people to come and talk to her, especially those who had left the teaching of their mothers.

A young man came to her, broken over his life.

Crosby witnessed to him, and he accepted God’s redeeming grace. Afterward, she went home and penned the words to “Rescue the Perishing“: “Rescue the perishing/ Care for the dying “Snatch them in pity from sin and the grave; “Weep o’er the erring one/ Lift up the fallen, “Tell them of Jesus the mighty to save.”

And then the refrain: “Rescue the perishing/ Care for the dying, “Jesus is merciful/ Jesus will save.”

God has called all of his children to become disciples. The word “disciple” simply means “learner.” God wants us to learn truths we can use to rescue others, as 2 Tim. 3:17 describes: “so that the servant of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work.”

That day on the dock, another man was present.

When tattooing was still illegal in Oklahoma, he was one of the top underground tattoo artists. For 14 years, Caleb pursued Him with the Good News of Jesus. He was cussed out, yelled at and thrown out of the man’s tattoo shop.

One day, the tattoo artist found himself sitting in a parking lot, gun in hand, ready to end his life.

His wife called my son and asked him to find her husband. Caleb found him and took him to a rehab center, where he had a radical encounter with God. On the dock that day was one who was rescued physically and another who was rescued spiritually.

Every believer should be equipped to do both.

Shine: Missions offering demonstrates Kingdom impact Alan Quigley Oklahoma Baptists Associate Executive Director Church Resources Group @AlanQuigley1

“Oklahoma Baptists advancing the Gospel together” is more than a motto; it is our mission. When you give to the Edna McMillan Oklahoma State Missions Offering (SMO), you are participating in the revitalization of struggling churches around our state. You are engaging in meeting the needs of people who are struggling in life, and you are coming along side those who have experienced a loss in their life.

SMO allows Oklahoma Baptists to partner with local associations to meet regional needs as well as with churches to meet individual needs. Together we can shine “The Light” into the darkness. John 1:5 tells us, “The Light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.”

SMO is a tangible way in which Oklahoma Baptists embrace brokenness. Oklahoma Baptists have a long history of stepping into areas of brokenness and meeting needs—all to advance the Gospel. In fact, that is the very heart of this offering. SMO is an expression of the common bond we have in Christ and the common missions we have, to advance the Gospel in our state.

Looking at Matt. 25: 35-40, we see that Jesus used feeding the hungry, giving drink to the thirsty, caring for the stranger, clothing the needy, caring for the sick and visiting the imprisoned as expressions of fulfilling our mission not only to those in need but also to Christ Himself. Through SMO, we do all these things and more.

Last year, Oklahoma Baptists partnered with many of our churches to feed hungry children while schools were closed. During this time, chil-

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dren couldn’t adequately get their nutritional needs met. Along with feeding the students, Oklahoma Baptists contributed an additional $120,000 dollars to feeding the hungry in our state through our normal ministries that provide food for them.

Along with feeding the hungry, we have cared for the strangers in our midst. People from all over the world are coming to Oklahoma for education and employment. We are striving to meet needs in their lives, as well as sharing the Gospel with them. One way we do that is through our Baptist Collegiate Ministries, as they serve and care for international students on their campuses.

Some of these students will return home after their education and will take the Gospel with them because they responded to the Gospel at a BCM Bible study.

Chaplains that have been trained and equipped through the Oklahoma Baptists Chaplains ministry ON serve in hospitals and prisons to care for the sick and visit the imprisoned. Each

year, our presence in these two areas results in the advancement of the Gospel, as hundreds respond to the Gospel while being ministered to by a chaplain. As we have served the “least of these” we have served the Lord Himself, according to the Matt. 25:40.

Let me encourage you to PRAY for the brokenness in your community. SHARE the State Missions Offering videos with your church during church gatherings and on your social media outlets. PLAN to stand shoulder to shoulder with Oklahoma Baptists to embrace brokenness in our state. SUPPORT the SMO by giving to the offering where 100 percent goes to meet needs in our state and advance the Gospel.

Your participation will have a Kingdom impact! Visit oklahomabaptists.org/smo for more information.

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Children ‘go for the gold’ at 2021 Worship Arts CampPfor Kids EOPLE & X LBO O /// PREVIEWED ONO COVER T H C R U H C

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The 2021 Olympics has displayed some dazzling displays of athletic achievement and sports glory.

At the very same time, some 6,000 miles away from Toyko, there were children in Oklahoma participating in remarkable activities of another kind: worship activities.

The 2021 Worship Arts Camp for Kids (W.A.C.K.), formerly known as Young Musicians’ Camp, took place July 26-28 at Oklahoma City, Quail Springs and drew nearly 250 children and sponsors from Oklahoma Baptist churches.

The longstanding event is sponsored by Capital Association. The 2021 W.A.C.K. carried an Olympic theme, at which students learned the fundamentals of worship and “going for the gold” in their worship of the Lord. The activities including singing, musical instruments, drama, art and more—all directed at bringing God glory through worship.

W.A.C.K. is an annual worship arts camp for children grades 3rd through 6th. This year’s event featured various worship tracks, service opportunities, recreation activities and more. From photography to sign language, hand bell choir to puppets, banner making to balloon art, the children were able to choose from a wide selection of interest areas.

All students took part in joint choral practices, as well as a service project. On Wednesday evening, the students demonstrated all they had learned throughout the half-week of W.A.C.K., complete with

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a musical drama based on an Olympics theme and a story of life change.

Among those participating as a leader in W.A.C.K. was Johna Roberts, a member of Midwest City, EastPoint, who was director of the choir.

“What a great bunch of kids—so joyful, enthusiastic, hard-working and talented!” Roberts said. “ I absolutely love it when students are being messengers of the Gospel of Christ by using the unique gifts God has given them, and this year we are seeing this in abundance.”

During the Wednesday evening concert, which was attended by hundreds of parents and people from the community, the musical talents learned were on full display, as was the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

One third grader who took part in cartooning track said “W.A.C.K. is the best,” expressing how glad she was to be part of the summer music camp.

Meanwhile, a parent of one of the campers said on

Facebook, “Thank you for putting on this camp. It was awesome to see the children worship the Lord and lead us to do the same!”

Throughout the camp, Oklahoma Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers prepared meals for the children and sponsors, connecting with the campers, as well.

As children departed from W.A.C.K. camp, each was given a gold medal to acknowledge their musical achievements and--even more—as a symbol of how God gets all the glory when we worship Him. With a new generation of Oklahoma Baptist children “going for the gold” at the 2021 W.A.C.K., they are now equipped for a lifetime to worship the Lord and lead others to do the same—all for God’s glory.

Visit cbaokc.net for more information about W.A.C.K.

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Ongoing opportunities for volunteers: Camp Gibson, Hardesty—Tom Freeman, 580/338-3452 or pbaok221@gmail.com Families Feeding Families Meal Center Durant—580/230-9142 or familiesfeedingfamilies.org Hope Pregnancy Centers—South OKC, 405/688-8700; North OKC, 405/755-5433; Edmond, 405/330-0200; Ardmore, 580/223-7232; Tulsa, 918/622-3325 Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children Campuses Oklahoma City—Brent Parsons, 405/691-7781 Edmond—Brent Thackerson, 405/341-3606 Madill—Stephen Wiese, 580/564-2218 Owasso—Kate Eacret, 918/272-2233

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Aug. 28—Ponca City, First, 218 S. 6th St., 74601 Sept. 25—Owasso, Central, 9001 N. 145 E. Ave., 74055 Oct. 30—DR Facility, 7180 NW Expressway, Okarche 73762 Visit okdisasterhelp.org for information and to register.

Chaplaincy: Sept. 23-25—Chaplain manual instruction for those interested in becoming chaplains. $50 at Baptist Building. Deadline is Sept. 9. Email mvanzandt@ oklahomabaptists.org.

Pray for Oklahoma Missionary Bill Rowland Bill serves as director of missions in North Canadian Association.

His ministry includes being pastor to pastors, resource to the churches and strategist for missions.

Pray for wisdom as he serves and leads in the association.

Pray for Oklahoma Missionary Dean Johnson Dean is church planting co-pastor of Tulsa, Hope Fellowship.

He preaches and also is responsible for community engagement.

He requests prayer “that God would continue to provide opportunities for us to serve and minister to our community.”

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

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Glory to God: Falls Creek reports record-high professions of faith in Christ /// PREVIEWED ON COVER >> by Chris Doyle

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DAVIS—“…To Him be the glory forever. Amen” (Rom. 11:36).

This verse is part of the focal passage around the theme of “Glory” during the summer youth weeks at Falls Creek Conference Center. This could also be the response from the entire camp leadership, as they saw God move in a powerful way through all eight weeks.

Falls Creek witnessed 2,645 campers make professions of faith in Christ, which is the most recorded during a summer at the campground in the Arbuckle Mountains. More than 5,600 total spiritual decisions were reported, including 617 campers who surrendered to the call to ministry.

“Falls Creek 2021 is a wrap!” reported Todd Sanders, Falls Creek program director, in a concluding email to Oklahoma Baptist leadership. “The stage is cleared, our missions areas are tucked away, the storage building is filled, and the truck is loaded, the rooms are empty, but what the Lord did lingers. There is much upon which to reflect.”

Sanders also heard from many church leaders who gave raving reports. “’This week has really hit home with our group. We needed this;’” Sanders shared. “‘I wouldn’t trade our week for anything!’ So many comments just like these are what I heard. The Spirit was so present all summer. So many answers to the prayers we have been praying together.”

He continued to reflect on the overall camp weeks, thinking how it started with a lower number of summer staffers—many of whom were first-time workers—and a lower overall attendance among church groups, but, as Sanders said, God continued to work.

“We asked the Lord to work through camp, calling people to Himself and to do ministry,” he said.

Having no camp in 2020, due to the pandemic, produced some “rust” in equipment and performance, but Sanders raved about everyone involved in making camp happen.

“Everyone responded really well,” Sanders said. “I couldn’t be more proud of everyone—full-time staff, convention staff, area supervisors, conference center staff, especially Andy (Harrison, director of Oklahoma Baptists conference centers) and his crew. It was a great

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collaborate effort, which shows the true picture of how Oklahoma Baptists are.”

When pointing out the comparison of lower camp attendance to a record-number of professions of faith, Sanders knew why it was possible.

“When we pray and ask the Lord to act, this is a prayer God wants to answer,” Sanders said. “Obviously, we ask of Him, and He brings the spiritual response. We prayed for Him to do what only He can do and not something we can orchestrate. We prayed to see 3,000 (professions of faith in Christ) this summer. We didn’t reach that, but we did see a record number of decisions. It’s not a failure point; it’s pointing out what God did.”

Monday night invitations during the first evening service of each camp week was a new addition this summer. Sanders said that could have been a factor to the number of spiritual decisions reported.

“Every leader I talked to thought it was a great thing,” Sanders said about adding Monday night invitations.

“There were 617 professions of faith on Mondays. I think it did help increase our number of decisions. It was a demonstration to every camp that we are going to get serious about this. It was well received and set the stage every week, building an environment for students to meet with God and have Him work in their lives.”

Another encouraging element every week at camp was the emphasis of believers baptism. Sanders said this was a focal point, as a decline in baptisms has been reported, especially among students, not only in Oklahoma but across the country.

“We had more churches baptize at camp,” Sanders said. He also reported a baptism emphasis was made by every camp speaker, specifically on Wednesday nights, asking campers to make a commitment to be baptized,

if they had not already followed the observance. Of the 662 “other” decisions that were made at Falls Creek this summer, a majority were baptism commitments.

Sanders could see enthusiasm from churches and students being back at Falls Creek after no camp in 2020.

“There was some adjustment, after taking a year off, but everybody was excited to be back at camp,” he said. “And I could tell churches were excited to invest in students, helping them grow in their relationships with Christ.”

Falls Creek offered a total of 17 breakout sessions for campers, many in the afternoons. They covered topics such as biblical sexuality and depression and anxiety.

Sanders reported more than 10,000 students attended breakouts over the eight weeks.

“Students are looking for opportunities for spiritual growth,” he said. “We would have more than 300 students on average at our daybreak sessions at 6:15 in the morning.”

Falls Creek also offered training for adult leaders every Tuesday night. Sanders reported the training sessions, which focused on leading small groups, would average 200 adult leaders every week. “It was a great opportunity to help adults who want to invest in students,” Sanders said.

Getting back to camp was a great achievement at Falls Creek this summer, and Sanders appreciates this accomplishment “I am glad that Oklahoma Baptists, across the state, support Falls Creek and have made it a priority to reach students with the Gospel,” he said.

But God receives the glory for all those who surrendered their lives to Him.

CrossTimbers sees great results at two locations /// PREVIEWED ON COVER >> by Chris Doyle

MANAGING EDITOR

DAVIS & GROVE—CrossTimbers Children’s Mission Adventure Camp completed its summer experience at the Davis campground and at Grand Lake Baptist Assembly. The Davis camp had 11 sessions, while Grand Lake was able to offer three sessions, after meeting at the northwest Oklahoma encampment for the second year.

Combined, both campsites hosted 4,412 campers who completed third through sixth grade, and CrossTimbers reported 949 total spiritual decisions made by campers, with 397 1 making professions of faith in Christ Charlie Gatton, CrossTimbers program director, was pleased with the results of both CrossTimbers camps, especially since camp was cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic.

“Overall I think it was a great success,” Gatton said. “Having a year off last year, we were thrilled to be able to have camp this year. Our camp numbers were good in both places, and the staff handled everything well.”

Grand Lake hosted CrossTimbers for the first time in 2019. Since this was the second year, CrossTimbers had success at Grand Lake despite a year off in between the first summer and this year.

“When we look at results of Grand Lake and Davis, they were similar because the process was the same,” Gatton said. “God provided, and it worked out like it did every other summer. Overall, the decisions were

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fantastic. God moved, and almost 400 kids help their immediate and physical needs, got saved. We also are excited that a so we can talk to them about spiritual 2 number of kids rededicated their lives needs.” A missions offering was taken and wanted to be more like Christ.” at CrossTimbers to help Venezuelan Gatton also pointed out, with refugees in Peru. having a year hiatus, CrossTimbers Gatton also was pleased with the drew more new campers, as well result of the block parties that hapas more churches experiencing the pened at the end of each camp seschildren’s camp for the first time. sion. These fun experiences allowed “Half of the kids who came this campers to practice sharing the year have never been to CrossTimGospel with others. >> PHOTOS: CHARLIE GATTON Campers enjoyed bers before, and half of churches CrossTimbers “The block party is one of things at Grand Lake (1) and Davis have never been before, so (2) campgrounds.

I love,” Gatton said. “We taught that was an unexpected them how to share the Gospel blessing,” Gatton said. throughout each camp session.

CrossTimbers had its usual activities At the block party, we ask them to practice talking that campers enjoy, including target to people they don’t normally talk to. Though this is sports, swimming and ropes course. a simulated opportunity of witnessing to people, the The camp also had its traditional kids might’ve been sharing the Gospel with someone mission emphasis that allowed camp- who may not have made Jesus the boss of their life.” ers to be educated on mission opporGatton emphasized how much he appreciated the tunities in state, nationally and inter- summer staff at both Davis and Grand Lake. He made nationally. Gatton said campers made it known they are the “secret sauce” that makes Cross4,000 “blessing bags” to be distributed in Timbers happen every summer. future mission work in Lawton. They learned “What makes CrossTimbers unique is it offers a great about the major metropolis of New York City, how environment for church sponsors,” Gatton said. “The its massive population offers a great number of oppor- summer staff runs everything, so the adults are altunities to share the Gospel. lowed to hang out with their kids and build relationPeru was the county of focus for the international ships with them. This encourages kids, when they are mission activity. Campers learned about people from ready to make a spiritual decision, to know there is Venezuela leaving their home country to go to Peru someone at their church they can go to who will help as refugees. them make that decision.”

“We took this as an opportunity of how we as CrossTimbers is great for campers, but it’s also great Christians can minister to refugees not only in Peru for churches who are investing in children to make debut refugees anywhere,” Gatton said. “We want to cisions for Christ.

August 12, 2021 | The Baptist Messenger | www.baptistmessenger.com | Features

GIVING REPORT Januar y Through June 2021 OO

Dear Oklahoma Baptists,

2021

If you spend much time reading the New Testament, you have undoubtedly noticed a number of “one another” verses. Over and over again, the Scripture talks about these one another things.

For example, we read in John 13:34 that we are to “love one another.” In Romans 12 we find several “one anothers:” be devoted to one another; honor one another; live in harmony with one another.

In Ephesians 4:2 we are challenged to “forgive one another.” In Galatians 6:2, we are encouraged to “bear one another’s burdens.” Obviously, I could go on with these examples, but you get the point.

In fact, you had the point long before you read this.

So, why is God so intent on this “one another” business? I think it must have something to do with the fact that we are made for community. I think it must have something to do with the fact, that we can accomplish a lot more together than we ever could on our own. I think it must have something to do with the simple fact that we are better together.

When I look at this Cooperative Program report, one of the things I see is this “one another” principle at work. When I look at what individual churches have sent through the Cooperative Program, I am quickly reminded that those dollars are the result of many families giving sacrificially to the Kingdom of God. There is another “one another” principle at work in this report. It is the fact that so many Oklahoma Baptists churches have made the decision to give through the Cooperative Program.

As all of those churches pool their financial resources, we are able to accomplish more together than we could ever do as individual churches.

All of these dollars are used for Kingdom purposes in our state, in our nation, and around our world. Because families give generously through churches that are committed to the Cooperative Program, we are able to serve our Oklahoma churches, send church planters throughout North America, send missionaries around the world, provide seminary education to thousands of students, and the list goes on.

I am humbled and honored to be a one another with such Kingdom minded people. Keep up the great work Oklahoma Baptists! As we partner with “one another” we are making a difference!

Gratefully in Christ,

Joe Ligon

Interim Executive Director-Treasurer / Sr. Associate Executive Director for Oklahoma Baptists

Comparison of CP Giving January through June 2021 Giving

2021 $12,365,528.01

2020 $11,303,216.63

2021 Over 2020 $1,062,311.38 Percent

9.40% 2021

2020

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

$1,598.55 $636.35 $2,470.94 $4,773.12 $6,226.78 $7,214.76 $120.94 $1,112.03 $656.00 $0.00 $32,859.87 $45,182.70 $462.48 $581.80 $2,940.66 $4,818.62 $5,652.40 $4,404.88 $8,132.62 $6,172.32 $9,364.04 $7,478.72 $27,331.52 $26,750.72 $708.68 $408.00 $11,010.13 $10,614.88 $2,165.81 $2,425.40 $4,006.02 $3,501.70 $8,991.81 $9,218.00 $2,516.31 $2,421.17 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $662.10 $154.98 $43,046.80 $38,906.95 $6,870.18 $6,037.89 $9,117.36 $6,629.06 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,093.66 $2,929.36 $2,910.63 $3,000.00 $4,040.49 $4,878.28 $7,377.05 $180.00 $200.00 $1,747.80 $1,915.49 $199,647.44 $208,981.37

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

$4,085.07 $2,177.00 $2,120.28 $5,088.81 $2,888.83 $1,053.00 $0.00 $3,098.76 $5,954.47 $5,031.22 $5,878.00 $4,669.35 $1,643.82 $0.00 $177.33 $2,826.28 $0.00 $775.50 $3,448.08 $1,734.13 $7,276.22 $5,475.09 $701.46 $0.00 $66,102.70

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

$738.00 $363.83 $84,395.68 $250.00 $1,038.29 $4,778.00 $7,394.27

$1,276.00 $227.12 $92,805.99 $1,500.00 $455.66 $2,168.94 $12,836.38

BANNER ASSOCIATION ADA, COLBERT ADA, FAITH ADA, FIRST ADA, GALEY ADA, HIGH HILL ADA, HOMER ADA, LOVELADY

2021 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

2020

$9,642.02 $3,940.00 $734.76 $559.16 $4,397.52 $4,591.52 $0.00 $0.00 $48,268.60 $33,502.06 $2,898.50 $1,453.50 $0.00 $0.00 $3,296.42 $1,375.78 $5,375.03 $3,357.18 $34,663.85 $35,629.87 $0.00 $0.00 $1,667.55 $2,504.02 $848.18 $874.89 $11,199.05 $11,487.45 $221,949.55 $210,545.52

BRYAN ASSOCIATION 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, ROBERTA DURANT, SILO DURANT, STONE CREEK DURANT, SUNSET VIEW DURANT, WESTERN MEADOWS HENDRIX KEMP KENEFIC MEAD MEAD, EMMANUEL MEAD, PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA MEAD, STREETMAN ROAD PLATTER, FIRST UTICA TOTALS

$0.00 $0.00 $454.57

$83.00 $0.00 $611.80

$156.00 $5,939.10 $1,141.00 $529.25 $1,464.28 $363.58 $854.91 $666.89 $400.00 $4,394.91 $2,170.87 $4,146.80 $1,657.80 $6,374.00 $2,202.91 $590.10 $2,387.00 $8,207.75 $0.00 $5,330.76 $77,527.44 $9,537.24 $0.00 $3,832.30 $10,821.62 $1,023.37 $0.00 $3,179.58 $288.66 $4,130.00 $1,335.12 $0.00 $1,985.19 $0.00 $0.00 $1,724.59 $900.49 $165,718.08

$140.00 $3,582.94 $1,407.00 $616.77 $1,294.64 $786.00 $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 $5,925.45 $66,210.53 $8,321.03 $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 $0.00 $2,252.47 $1,729.32 $142,183.17

$4,280.18 $15,252.48 $44,461.34 $0.00 $0.00

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

$0.00 $693.00

$0.00 $632.00

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

2020

$450.00 $450.00 $30,271.40 $24,714.30 $3,578.00 $3,492.00 $2,890.71 $2,876.04 $0.00 $108.44 $0.00 $0.00 $22,553.95 $21,591.96 $1,252.22 $1,388.40 $6,207.87 $7,223.45 $1,128.33 $949.67 $244.90 $137.10 $6,671.40 $4,666.08 $3,798.92 $3,104.95 $0.00 $110.55 $7,531.75 $5,189.77 $55,395.00 $65,801.00 $1,541.80 $1,198.94 $17,215.77 $7,877.51 $5,794.60 $4,954.50 $523.01 $534.88 $2,073.38 $2,113.10 $9,126.79 $7,789.67 $242,936.80 $221,291.16

CAPITAL ASSOCIATION ARCADIA, FIRST SOUTHERN $11,491.61 $13,643.18 BETHANY, COUNCIL ROAD $58,500.00 $58,500.00 BETHANY, FIRST $16,125.19 $19,234.47 BETHANY, FUENTE DE VIDA $537.72 $569.80 BETHANY, MACEDONIA $0.00 $0.00 BETHANY, NEW COVENANT FELLOWSHIP $694.00 $1,028.49 BETHANY, ROCA FUERTE $0.00 $0.00 BETHANY, TULAKES $3,285.89 $3,466.56 CHOCTAW, CHOCTAW ROAD $112,044.57 $103,559.71 CHOCTAW, EASTLAND HILLS $300.00 $300.00 CHOCTAW, FIRST $61,909.41 $45,094.49 DEL CITY, DEL VIEW $1,375.00 $1,317.58 DEL CITY, FIRST SOUTHERN $48,281.31 $47,045.47 DEL CITY, SOLOMON TEMPLE $0.00 $0.00 DEL CITY, SUNNYLANE SOUTHERN $1,000.00 $1,200.00 EDMOND, ACTS COMMUNITY $343.61 $105.08 EDMOND, BETHESDA $0.00 $0.00 EDMOND, CHISHOLM CREEK $600.00 $600.00 EDMOND, EAST EDMOND COMMUNITY $7,743.00 $9,699.00 EDMOND, FIRST $120,204.85 $132,038.82 EDMOND, FIRST INDIAN $0.00 $0.00 EDMOND, HENDERSON HILLS $97,500.00 $78,333.34 EDMOND, HENDERSON HILLS FARSI $0.00 $0.00 EDMOND, HIGHLAND PARK $806.72 $982.41 EDMOND, HISPANA $2,582.56 $2,855.86 EDMOND, NORTH POINTE $7,960.20 $16,560.19 EDMOND, OAKDALE $62,555.43 $59,087.74 EDMOND, VINTAGE $0.00 $0.00 EDMOND, WATERLOO ROAD $71,667.00 $64,270.00 FOREST PARK, NORTHEAST MISSIONARY $1,019.00 $0.00 GUTHRIE, COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 GUTHRIE, FIRST SOUTHERN $19,821.99 $15,008.23 GUTHRIE, LAKEVIEW $18,955.31 $7,838.64 GUTHRIE, WOODCREST $1,997.33 $4,505.34 HARRAH, FIRST $26,923.48 $23,450.86 HARRAH, LEGACY $0.00 $0.00 JONES, FIRST $7,107.84 $5,725.35 LUTHER, FIRST $900.00 $1,000.00 MIDWC, COUNTRY ESTATES $34,036.54 $24,669.28 MIDWC, CREST $1,041.07 $886.76 MIDWC, EASTPOINT $1,400.00 $1,400.00 MIDWC, EASTWOOD $8,211.87 $5,289.53 MIDWC, FIRST $41,735.43 $30,215.17 MIDWC, KOREAN $756.00 $1,246.00 MIDWC, LIGHTHOUSE $0.00 $0.00 MIDWC, MEADOWOOD $73,765.00 $64,181.50 MIDWC, NEW COMMUNITY $436.00 $445.00 MIDWC, SOLDIER CREEK $7,782.74 $6,665.00 MIDWC, SOONER $3,298.03 $3,322.97 MOORE, PHILIPPINE INTERNATIONAL $1,596.55 $1,361.57 MUSTANG, CHISHOLM HEIGHTS $109,513.48 $108,123.11 MUSTANG, FIRST $110,888.41 $75,142.70 MUSTANG, MUSTANG HEIGHTS $7,437.91 $7,795.83 NEWALLA, COUNTRYSIDE $2,359.08 $2,504.37 NEWALLA, FIRST $50.00 $0.00 NICOMA PARK, FIRST $15,370.46 $26,605.18 OKC, BAPTIST TEMPLE $1,249.98 $1,249.98 OKC, BETHEL $0.00 $0.00 OKC, BEVERLY HILLS $248.86 $197.19 OKC, BRANCHES $0.00 $0.00 OKC, BRIDGEPOINT $200.00 $400.00 OKC, BRIGHT CITY $0.00 $58.37 OKC, BRITTON $402.25 $578.87 OKC, BROOKWOOD $65,483.98 $54,771.24 OKC, BRYANT AVENUE $350.00 $0.00 OKC, CALVARY MISSIONARY $120.00 $120.00 OKC, CAMILLE AVENUE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, CAPITOL HILL $53,179.79 $55,002.07 OKC, CENTRAL $987.15 $1,543.35 OKC, CENTRAL HISPANIC $7,765.85 $3,341.45 OKC, CHEROKEE HILLS $49,750.47 $42,184.09 OKC, CHINESE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, CHURCH AT THE VILLAGE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, CIRCLE OF LIFE $500.00 $500.00 OKC, CLASSEN BOULEVARD $6,573.60 $5,727.36 OKC, CRESTVIEW $5,755.89 $6,755.20 OKC, CROSSROADS $1,000.00 $1,200.00 OKC, CROSSTOWN $600.00 $6,622.00 OKC, CROWN HEIGHTS $2,625.35 $3,504.08 OKC, DICKSON $0.00 $0.00 OKC, DUMAS AVENUE SOUTHERN $0.00 $0.00 OKC, EL OLIVAR $0.00 $0.00 OKC, EMANUEL HISPANIC $3,194.38 $2,316.88 OKC, EXCHANGE AVENUE $10,256.65 $6,963.88 OKC, FAITHWORKS $0.00 $15.00 OKC, FIRST HISPANIC $0.00 $0.00 OKC, FORTIETH STREET $0.00 $0.00 OKC, GIDEON $475.00 $400.00 OKC, GLORIETA $11,467.37 $13,771.00 OKC, GRACE AND TRUTH $0.00 $0.00 OKC, GRACE PLACE $1,999.98 $1,999.98 OKC, GRACE POINTE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, GRAND BOULEVARD $0.00 $655.30 OKC, GREATER TRINITY $0.00 $0.00 OKC, HEAVENLY HEIGHTS $2,884.25 $2,490.44 OKC, HERITAGE $3,000.00 $2,500.00 OKC, HIGHLAND HILLS $10,401.11 $15,340.60 OKC, HOWARD MEMORIAL $1,022.41 $1,242.44

2021

2020

OKC, I CAN FAMILY CENTER $0.00 $0.00 OKC, IGLESIA LAVILLA $382.64 $279.96 OKC, IGLESIA PALABRA VIVA $406.18 $311.40 OKC, INDIAN COMMUNITY $1,225.14 $1,720.49 OKC, INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY $1,606.00 $1,378.00 OKC, INTERNATIONAL GRACE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, JAPANESE MISSION $131.60 $301.01 OKC, JESUS ES EL CAMINO $698.00 $639.00 OKC, KELHAM $5,732.75 $11,526.12 OKC, KENTUCKY AVENUE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, KNOB HILL $231.30 $406.65 OKC, KOREAN LIGHTHOUSE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, LAO-THAI $210.00 $175.00 OKC, LONE STAR $0.00 $0.00 OKC, MASHAK $0.00 $0.00 OKC, MAYFAIR $0.00 $0.00 OKC, MAYRIDGE $13,824.00 $9,377.00 OKC, MISSION OKC $300.00 $250.00 OKC, NEW BETHEL $0.00 $0.00 OKC, NEW HOPE $0.00 $100.00 OKC, NEW LIFE MISSION $0.00 $552.00 OKC, NEW VISION COMMUNITY $1,500.00 $2,000.00 OKC, NEWCHURCH $1,200.00 $1,200.00 OKC, NORTHWEST $47,333.93 $37,853.98 OKC, NORTHWEST MANDARIN $0.00 $0.00 OKC, NUEVA VIDA $689.85 $589.72 OKC, OIKOS $0.00 $0.00 OKC, OKLAHOMA ZOTUNG $1,047.42 $1,002.16 OKC, OLIVET $5,122.00 $5,485.98 OKC, PLAINVIEW $4,021.06 $3,748.69 OKC, PORTLAND AVENU $19,934.04 $2,673.68 OKC, PROSPECT $0.00 $500.00 OKC, PUTNAM CITY $12,309.92 $11,590.00 OKC, QUAIL SPRINGS $473,708.53 $379,560.99 OKC, RANCHO VILLAGE $833.00 $610.00 OKC, RIOS DE AGUA VIVA $2,117.83 $1,187.01 OKC, ROCKWOOD $0.00 $0.00 OKC, SHARON $722.18 $804.09 OKC, SHIELDS BOULEVARD $459.21 $1,263.02 OKC, SOUTH LINDSAY $7,547.25 $6,086.57 OKC, SOUTH OKLAHOMA CITY $171.84 $209.09 OKC, SOUTHERN HILLS $310,946.87 $295,714.37 OKC, SOUTHERN TEMPLE $500.00 $1,174.30 OKC, SPRING CREEK $180.62 $283.57 OKC, SPRINGDALE $1,273.12 $1,697.10 OKC, THRIVE $2,808.11 $0.00 OKC, TRINITY $1,316.75 $943.91 OKC, TRINITY CHINESE $0.00 $255.52 OKC, TRINITY MISSIONARY $0.00 $0.00 OKC, TRUE LIGHT $151.94 $92.18 OKC, VICTORY $1,894.00 $2,208.00 OKC, VIETNAMESE FIRST $0.00 $0.00 OKC, VILLAGE $33,732.30 $43,464.53 OKC, VISION COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 OKC, WESTERN AVENUE $1,000.00 $0.00 OKC, WILMONT PLACE $14,277.93 $11,183.13 OKC, ZOMI CHRISTIAN $3,477.97 $2,190.00 PIEDMONT, FIRST $36,167.10 $31,924.22 SPENCER, TRUELOVE $0.00 $0.00 WHEATLAND, FIRST $2,218.90 $1,776.81 YUKON, CANADIAN VALLEY $1,672.11 $833.31 YUKON, FIRST $36,852.76 $33,667.43 YUKON, SURREY HILLS $1,340.82 $0.00 YUKON, TRINITY $16,629.93 $13,785.81 $2,495,312.81 $2,232,901.15 TOTALS

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, 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

$0.00 $1,922.63 $9,000.00 $1,089.36 $2,917.80 $10,150.05 $1,003.85 $1,402.15 $2,043.39 $41,865.64 $0.00 $6,437.00 $0.00 $2,863.65 $515.40 $0.00 $0.00 $5,797.81 $5,396.02 $1,250.00 $15,237.49 $39,121.27 $0.00 $8,151.00 $16,550.02 $0.00 $5,288.43 $9,762.57 $2,488.88 $1,407.00 $2,000.00 $14,476.59 $2,337.55 $22,694.00 $233,169.55

$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 $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 $216,778.99

$0.00 $786.18 $0.00 $159.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $125.00 $435.00 $0.00 $902.95 $896.61 $0.00 $1,163.06 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $25.00 $0.00 $327.74 $0.00

$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

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

GIVING REPORT 2021 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

$0.00 $0.00 $187.00 $564.16 $469.01 $900.00 $300.00 $94.00 $1,096.50 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $660.00 $900.00 $0.00 $0.00 $750.00 $811.37 $0.00 $1,233.20 $106.84 $12,892.62

2020 $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 $246.37 $106.64 $10,693.16

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

$3,000.00 $1,371.98 $600.00 $45,796.64 $2,886.92 $4,966.38 $1,707.00 $100.00 $36,485.00 $38,917.70 $0.00 $1,714.00 $700.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,023.33 $7,372.80 $0.00 $0.00 $2,575.51 $2,056.26 $213.84 $980.99 $1,398.53 $20,866.14 $833.54 $594.00 $1,355.43 $5,055.53

$3,000.00 $1,211.16 $600.00 $36,139.80 $5,735.32 $4,780.56 $0.00 $100.00 $48,000.00 $46,574.88 $0.00 $2,251.70 $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 $0.00 $0.00 $183,571.52 $191,241.67

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 $427.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $427.00

$0.00 $170.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $170.00

$0.00 $820.27 $2,651.00 $731.88 $290.15 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $100.00 $0.00 $225.00 $4,818.30

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

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

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 $150.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,854.90 $2,115.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,056.13 $5,176.03

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

$864.51 $12,561.00 $0.00 $15,914.96 $5,649.52 $14,380.06 $810.00 $10,815.58 $204.04 $1,172.58 $34,374.93 $4,416.79 $4,697.17 $8,914.00 $3,172.87 $12,175.64 $238.50 $1,880.75 $8,833.62 $1,102.00 $1,911.75 $9,087.41 $0.00 $2,920.00 $967.62 $10,223.72

$731.85 $12,659.00 $0.00 $15,977.43 $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 $9,663.42 $360.90 $2,025.00 $1,454.06 $7,805.01

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 YALE, COUNCIL VALLEY YALE, FELLOWSHIP YALE, FIRST TOTALS

2021

2020

$1,979.34 $7,752.40 $573.00 $7,789.49 $0.00 $2,889.62 $30,405.59 $7,586.93 $918.62 $2,403.34 $1,435.47 $6,205.00 $1,169.78 $1,875.00 $150.00

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

$0.00 $335.15 $29,762.25 $27,484.00 $4,989.75 $5,782.40 $3,500.00 $3,000.00 $536.93 $405.50 $0.00 $0.00 $4,790.00 $6,219.00 $8,754.47 $11,408.08 $4,894.45 $4,114.86 $1,604.92 $1,502.95 $10,451.79 $3,609.98 $3,934.45 $3,185.39 $313,641.61 $286,284.06

COMANCHE-COTTON ASSOCIATION APACHE, COWBOY CACHE, FIRST CACHE, REDEEMER CACHE, WICHITA CHATTANOOGA, ANTIOCH CHATTANOOGA, FIRST DEVOL, FIRST ELGIN, CROSSROADS ELGIN, GRACE COMMUNITY ELGIN, LOCUST GROVE ELGIN, RICHARDS SPUR FAXON, FIRST FLETCHER, FIRST GERONIMO, FIRST GRANDFIELD, CALVARY GRANDFIELD, FIRST INDIAHOMA LAWTON, ALL NATIONS LAWTON, CACHE CREEK COWBOY LAWTON, CALVARY LAWTON, CAMERON LAWTON, CENTRAL LAWTON, CHRIST FELLOWSHIP LAWTON, CREDENCE LAWTON, DEAF OUTREACH COMMUNITY LAWTON, FIRST LAWTON, FIRST EAST LAWTON, FIRST WEST LAWTON, FRIENDSHIP LAWTON, GODS FAMILY LAWTON, IMMANUEL LAWTON, KOREAN FIRST LAWTON, LETITIA LAWTON, MEMORIAL INDIAN LAWTON, MIND OF CHRIST LAWTON, MOUNT CALVARY LAWTON, NORTHSIDE LAWTON, OLIVET LAWTON, PARADISE VALLEY LAWTON, POLLARD AVENUE LAWTON, ST. JAMES LAWTON, TRINITY LAWTON, WESTWOOD MARLOW, DENTON MEDICINE PARK, FIRST RANDLETT RANDLETT, UNION VALLEY STERLING, FIRST TEMPLE, FIRST WALTERS, AHPEATONE WALTERS, CALVARY WALTERS, FIRST WALTERS, NEW SALEM WALTERS, WESTSIDE WALTERS, WESTSIDE TOTALS

$0.00 $6,650.82 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $7,137.70 $661.50 $26,482.00 $500.00 $3,320.01 $878.55 $1,561.25 $39,928.50 $1,133.60 $342.00 $4,879.14 $1,325.25 $300.00 $0.00 $3,732.71 $30,505.14 $16,423.12 $0.00 $557.68

$0.00 $7,932.68 $0.00 $189.45 $0.00 $5,426.26 $2,036.80 $25,861.00 $134.70 $3,410.77 $744.45 $580.00 $29,657.82 $1,370.96 $278.00 $6,771.46 $2,422.58 $300.00 $0.00 $3,620.66 $31,454.52 $10,738.55 $0.00 $1,925.00

$90.00 $90.00 $68,374.44 $60,315.60 $72,310.81 $62,650.91 $34,066.46 $32,609.75 $1,650.00 $700.00 $300.00 $300.00 $590.14 $440.03 $0.00 $0.00 $12,102.01 $8,784.58 $252.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $208.30 $249.96 $1,038.03 $1,133.02 $6,444.44 $4,642.73 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,579.56 $3,760.91 $1,251.80 $691.05 $39.85 $2,848.00 $3,523.20 $659.74 $2,054.74 $1,465.43 $6,294.68 $6,005.96 $7,249.48 $5,487.51 $3,833.59 $3,122.01 $0.00 $0.00 $1,526.40 $1,356.30 $30,749.29 $29,266.27 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $403,848.19 $361,435.42

CRAIG-MAYES ASSOCIATION ADAIR, FIRST ADAIR, PLEASANT HOPE BIG CABIN BIG CABIN, UTOPIA BLUEJACKET, CORNERSTONE FAITH BLUEJACKET, FIRST BLUEJACKET, TIMBERHILL CHOUTEAU, FIRST 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, CROSS BOUND VINITA, DUPREE COMMUNITY VINITA, FIRST VINITA, KELSO FAITH VINITA, TRINITY VINITA, WHITE OAK WELCH WELCH, LIVING HOPE WELCH, MAYBELLE TOTALS

$13,508.05 $11,408.31 $5,014.43 $2,231.77 $3,541.65 $3,158.10 $2,321.78 $5,613.50 $541.74 $540.10 $4,561.70 $4,167.36 $917.35 $828.09 $900.00 $900.00 $1,200.00 $1,200.00 $272.58 $91.78 $7,033.00 $6,409.00 $781.24 $865.31 $850.46 $838.63 $10,978.16 $10,068.66 $394.75 $535.49 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $25.00 $246.78 $64.40 $3,941.00 $2,519.00 $7,309.97 $6,450.99 $482.64 $632.05 $7,918.31 $32,130.13 $328.57 $615.86 $2,331.00 $1,950.00 $1,349.46 $1,251.18 $693.12 $1,262.07 $1,687.00 $1,635.00 $4,226.40 $5,288.49 $1,135.00 $2,131.00 $2,664.00 $1,861.80 $50.00 $0.00 $118.28 $136.61 $11,860.32 $10,533.13 $453.81 $283.74 $701.78 $693.08 $570.07 $468.32 $2,825.50 $2,863.07 $0.00 $80.00 $182.25 $90.23 $103,892.15 $121,821.25

2021

2020

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 $6,000.00 $300.00 $300.00 $4,931.57 $5,090.87 $211.04 $301.86 $0.00 $0.00 $2,930.00 $2,764.45 $1,175.65 $806.16 $3,067.00 $2,757.00 $2,595.00 $2,855.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,386.00 $1,972.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,821.23 $4,555.77 $2,600.00 $2,425.00 $404.63 $328.75 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,199.63 $0.00 $0.00 $324.35 $726.80 $1,892.65 $1,874.40 $0.00 $750.00 $14,947.09 $7,857.20 $0.00 $300.00 $3,778.00 $3,894.00 $822.72 $1,366.70 $0.00 $0.00 $569.00 $398.00 $5,170.25 $4,351.03 $947.00 $1,195.18 $0.00 $0.00 $1,625.00 $962.50 $350.00 $250.00 $3,150.00 $3,098.00 $1,519.89 $1,535.15 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,620.58 $1,353.16 $254.29 $323.56 $52,211.13 $39,006.73 $1,753.92 $2,002.24 $14,571.69 $13,126.91 $693.36 $444.02 $3,971.13 $3,564.38 $99.75 $0.00 $3,401.75 $2,960.67 $500.00 $500.00 $1,181.22 $1,203.28 $1,406.25 $490.21 $5,148.77 $5,425.65 $152,331.91 $131,316.26

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

$180.00 $300.00 $49,905.46 $42,179.81 $249,603.83 $232,184.26 $6,509.00 $6,511.00 $1,059.00 $919.00 $1,431.76 $1,057.85 $1,645.75 $666.40 $16,457.51 $16,218.71 $1,882.07 $1,636.11 $3,112.20 $4,536.50 $11,355.49 $9,496.60 $4,932.42 $5,484.87 $1,200.00 $1,200.00 $0.00 $0.00 $433.44 $268.00 $9,121.61 $11,484.69 $150.00 $150.00 $3,907.35 $3,903.39 $4,136.17 $2,720.89 $13,299.33 $16,160.55 $7,528.53 $7,196.82 $26,123.78 $20,234.65 $0.00 $114.56 $0.00 $0.00 $7,386.31 $6,424.24 $1,897.04 $2,123.82 $4,441.48 $4,198.15 $0.00 $0.00 $3,611.84 $5,568.26 $6,083.53 $4,840.69 $5,134.00 $3,442.00 $8,373.88 $7,269.51 $1,608.47 $0.00 $2,047.10 $2,284.46 $1,986.35 $1,609.13 $456,544.70 $422,384.92

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 IDABEL, CENTRAL IDABEL, COMMUNITY FAITH IDABEL, FIRST IDABEL, FOREST HILL IDABEL, IMMANUEL IDABEL, TRINITY

$2,170.12 $23,012.00 $1,470.36 $365.64 $3,661.01 $1,188.62

$2,195.31 $23,839.00 $1,686.15 $303.72 $4,073.46 $0.00

$43,840.09 $3,327.36 $1,063.00 $1,688.37 $694.35 $217.00 $0.00 $2,292.00 $600.00 $0.00 $0.00 $4,668.51 $0.00 $678.30 $2,811.83 $0.00 $500.00 $33,642.40 $0.00 $8,047.43 $7,469.15 $0.00 $1,343.00 $2,640.35 $669.77 $438.91 $0.00 $25,347.41 $0.00 $0.00 $17,200.14

$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 $155.17 $0.00 $16,777.12 $244.00 $0.00 $14,958.13

2021 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

2020

$3,980.96 $3,479.72 $1,212.37 $815.11 $0.00 $0.00 $946.32 $1,495.40 $2,723.39 $2,726.34 $222.42 $222.74 $3,150.80 $2,051.11 $795.93 $653.65 $1,938.00 $2,314.00 $3,574.41 $2,503.82 $0.00 $0.00 $13,972.02 $16,346.68 $0.00 $78.96 $6,277.27 $4,794.30 $4,453.73 $4,586.18 $0.00 $0.00 $234,294.74 $205,255.25

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

$5,640.11 $5,610.54 $1,745.48 $4,198.00 $4,066.77 $0.00 $1,562.50 $867.74 $3,510.00 $27,936.06 $0.00 $0.00

$5,739.25 $6,296.74 $1,600.87 $4,601.00 $6,865.39 $0.00 $1,875.00 $692.15 $3,063.00 $20,102.36 $900.00 $500.00

$105,974.96 $49,656.76 $909.70 $0.00 $9,808.18 $18,624.03 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $124.88 $3,598.50 $3,648.91 $600.00 $600.00 $0.00 $0.00 $6,925.00 $5,190.00 $37,267.65 $35,994.38 $3,211.63 $2,419.27 $24,164.59 $21,146.01 $29,268.74 $37,595.80 $4,645.00 $3,859.00 $2,948.50 $3,083.44 $23,264.77 $17,614.78 $32,239.97 $29,247.11 $9,784.00 $8,260.00 $2,938.24 $1,211.32 $4,748.95 $3,677.57 $357,435.58 $294,189.02

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, ONE 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

$2,499.96 $7,500.00 $104,166.67 $92,392.36 $5,900.70 $7,596.22 $36,256.17 $34,805.06 $0.00 $0.00 $3,618.74 $3,727.43 $1,110.64 $1,428.96 $5,345.73 $5,938.53 $2,587.00 $2,066.00 $90.00 $260.10 $25,571.64 $17,175.09 $1,860.00 $2,188.70 $5,972.55 $5,634.86 $0.00 $0.00 $3,046.74 $2,158.77 $6,597.00 $6,935.16 $1,369.55 $259.90 $5,476.00 $1,410.00 $3,021.61 $2,864.64 $69,383.37 $78,716.95 $1,508.87 $1,194.79 $8,643.74 $9,092.65 $0.00 $0.00 $2,168.21 $1,775.94 $1,019.95 $1,092.33 $5,621.71 $4,993.16 $13,330.43 $8,714.68 $2,739.67 $3,052.53 $2,090.16 $1,595.52 $5,432.74 $4,810.22 $1,476.30 $2,846.74 $931.13 $676.87 $15,722.62 $17,471.10 $7,076.35 $5,472.68 $2,226.94 $1,687.50 $5,201.24 $3,843.88 $946.31 $548.28 $1,325.00 $1,069.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,408.73 $1,292.36 $0.00 $0.00 $3,420.34 $1,253.60 $427.00 $451.00 $23,064.90 $22,806.74 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $6,251.09 $11,935.29 $1,224.00 $1,224.00 $2,773.77 $4,352.49 $3,203.80 $2,223.67 $5,101.53 $4,721.02 $281.20 $0.00 $2,592.26 $2,519.78 $659.75 $449.38 $411,743.81 $396,225.93

JOHNSTON-MARSHALL ASSOCIATION BROMIDE COLEMAN BAPTIST CONNERVILLE, FIRST KENEFIC, BUTCHER PEN KINGSTON, BAY POINT KINGSTON, CROSS ROADS KINGSTON, ENOS KINGSTON, FIRST KINGSTON, HILLTOP KINGSTON, LAKEVIEW KINGSTON, NEW HOPE SOUTHERN KINGSTON, TEXOMA SOUTHERN KINGSTON, WILLIS LEBANON, FIRST MADILL, CUMBERLAND MADILL, FIRST MADILL, GRANTHAM MADILL, LITTLE CITY

$3,032.80 $2,271.67 $1,056.00 $302.85 $1,335.27 $128.49 $689.87 $16,578.19 $1,986.00 $36.37 $4,374.48 $4,420.87 $4,103.78 $0.00 $2,322.45 $55,700.28 $3,720.00 $3,630.79

$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 $2,799.43 $5,453.57 $3,737.49 $0.00 $2,382.88 $49,616.87 $2,785.00 $3,302.75

GIVING REPORT 2021 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

2020

$532.00 $379.00 $5,684.45 $6,472.42 $0.00 $573.50 $7,702.36 $6,814.24 $2,449.50 $4,044.95 $2,000.00 $0.00 $1,032.00 $953.00 $1,245.56 $583.81 $2,143.00 $1,899.00 $7,533.97 $8,147.43 $3,609.42 $2,849.09 $1,440.00 $0.00 $141,062.42 $124,946.85

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, SUNSET RED ROCK, FIRST RED ROCK, OTOE SHIDLER, FIRST TONKAWA, FAITH TONKAWA, FIRST TOTALS

$3,232.24 $0.00

$2,360.35 $541.95

$17,510.49 $942.03 $2,522.19 $1,959.60 $750.00 $817.80 $0.00 $3,909.37 $0.00 $990.00 $52,189.50 $50.00 $0.00 $0.00 $52,921.55 $0.00 $0.00 $240.00 $0.00 $2,764.99 $400.00 $0.00 $509.44 $0.00 $1,200.00 $142,909.20

$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 $2,855.00 $298.00 $306.00 $245.05 $0.00 $1,362.60 $118,513.85

$1,065.50 $3,586.38 $1,203.76 $0.00 $1,903.58 $12,718.71 $0.00 $14,099.05 $1,187.94 $2,060.00 $1,400.00 $280.00 $0.00 $100.00 $0.00 $250.82 $1,500.00 $1,149.59 $6,965.80 $1,527.86 $0.00 $0.00 $14,566.97 $0.00 $0.00 $571.25 $2,161.00 $352.00 $404.81 $2,536.25 $2,106.25 $1,968.00 $3,972.03 $9,346.11 $0.00 $22,270.22 $1,651.00 $1,915.72 $1,934.82 $2,514.00 $7,853.52 $0.00 $5,884.46 $3,894.00 $1,306.53 $4,888.82 $500.00

$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 $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 $600.00

$2,887.80 $3,691.00 $6,016.31 $0.00 $921.71 $1,656.00 $158,769.57

$4,178.10 $6,999.00 $9,683.75 $0.00 $649.49 $3,029.00 $159,103.11

$1,460.62 $2,770.12 $7,448.46 $6,288.00 $9,667.70 $0.00 $0.00

$1,549.92 $1,483.24 $6,531.59 $6,684.00 $11,537.64 $0.00 $0.00

$500.00 $6,814.35 $43,590.27 $2,500.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,475.20 $8,346.70 $3,976.49 $112,707.80 $5,325.46 $0.00 $10.00 $5,670.52 $5,855.81 $11,051.16 $9,065.00 $127,919.87 $5,169.58 $0.00

$150.00 $6,495.24 $52,794.51 $2,500.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,339.09 $10,632.46 $2,947.92 $74,034.22 $3,385.14 $0.00 $974.95 $5,592.77 $3,043.98 $9,482.94 $9,299.00 $107,077.06 $3,864.39 $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 COUNTYLINE, FIRST 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 DUNCAN, WESTERN HEIGHTS HASTINGS IRVING, FIRST MARLOW, CENTRAL MARLOW, EASTSIDE MARLOW, FIRST MARLOW, LAKESIDE MERIDIAN, FIRST

2021 RYAN, FIRST TERRAL, FIRST VELMA VELMA, ALMA WAURIKA, FIRST TOTALS

2020

$0.00 $0.00 $3,571.91 $2,828.55 $35,635.31 $43,503.17 $0.00 $0.00 $6,683.06 $8,927.92 $425,503.39 $378,659.70

MUSCOGEE-SEMINOLE-WICHITA ASSOCIATION 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 $373.20 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $385.00 $1,382.80 $0.00 $58.00 $0.00 $0.00 $743.00 $600.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $415.73 $0.00 $0.00 $1,079.62 $0.00 $5,037.35

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,282.28 $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 $301.00 $0.00 $6,688.40

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

$0.00 $1,171.70 $2,310.38 $22,728.09 $567.60 $932.00 $6,115.85 $22,036.47 $0.00 $3,741.60 $12,626.27 $0.00 $3,250.02 $1,949.69 $352.36 $9,483.24 $1,713.03 $239.92 $1,200.00 $300.00 $412.00 $1,825.76 $177.66 $17,361.56 $2,382.84 $68,632.58 $49.63 $0.00 $8,486.00 $620.92 $9,698.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,434.81 $12,711.45 $13,609.80 $29,640.83 $0.00

$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 $1,575.40 $223.43 $1,000.00 $150.00 $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 $8,163.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,021.06 $13,692.57 $11,836.51 $29,985.78 $443.58

$9,165.00 $9,897.76 $4,012.69 $3,872.70 $561.80 $408.70 $3,267.90 $2,832.28 $610.48 $701.28 $3,000.00 $3,000.00 $2,500.01 $2,499.96 $2,194.98 $1,503.35 $1,449.03 $283.00 $1,469.46 $1,415.22 $12,205.85 $5,786.46 $8,343.50 $6,424.02 $1,212.20 $2,217.14 $308,754.96 $280,831.95

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 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

$17,836.26 $18,529.01 $0.00 $0.00 $1,985.09 $1,902.78 $587.00 $108.00 $4,078.36 $3,625.57 $18,787.15 $14,613.07 $1,623.80 $1,113.26 $2,930.00 $3,517.00 $3,441.29 $0.00 $300.00 $300.00 $2,225.50 $1,856.85 $0.00 $0.00 $393.10 $734.05 $3,000.00 $3,000.00 $2,049.44 $2,319.28 $2,564.02 $2,538.67 $200.00 $100.00 $12,258.91 $18,782.78 $7,171.00 $4,405.00 $2,268.79 $3,833.08 $8,667.08 $7,161.02 $14,565.02 $13,945.75 $2,450.00 $2,400.00 $1,360.54 $1,366.72 $0.00 $0.00 $800.00 $1,200.00 $8,419.53 $10,824.22 $1,674.00 $1,831.00 $2,872.00 $2,264.00 $233.00 $299.85 $100.00 $0.00 $2,490.00 $0.00 $127,330.88 $122,570.96

2021

2020

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

$919.90 $817.96 $2,327.00 $1,627.00 $3,675.01 $2,694.12 $6,361.78 $5,733.89 $0.00 $1,105.68 $5,556.00 $4,462.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,285.51 $3,176.00 $1,731.13 $1,633.20 $1,470.24 $717.38 $413.60 $39.10 $1,224.00 $1,220.00 $0.00 $0.00 $7,524.45 $6,220.60 $1,207.44 $1,180.24 $2,835.17 $6,521.54 $45,182.04 $36,366.79 $802.36 $1,010.22 $1,800.00 $1,800.00 $647.72 $575.96 $17,756.88 $16,115.29 $1,988.40 $1,596.39 $0.00 $0.00 $1,634.95 $1,437.70 $0.00 $264.74 $4,099.85 $2,075.81 $2,371.13 $2,488.89 $2,305.95 $4,164.29 $19,580.00 $18,827.64 $1,040.55 $561.00 $4,495.69 $4,345.73 $0.00 $0.00 $4,922.60 $3,906.60 $165.00 $0.00 $1,855.35 $1,624.00 $1,498.70 $1,419.22 $794.17 $748.84 $2,613.24 $431.48 $0.00 $0.00 $130.00 $130.00 $3,391.10 $2,948.42 $637.07 $717.78 $7,624.69 $5,905.37 $0.00 $0.00 $13,940.82 $13,973.83 $861.00 $585.00 $9,058.83 $6,684.14 $10,997.24 $4,579.84 $200,726.56 $172,433.68

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

$15,702.11 $0.00 $5,184.83 $4,680.07 $3,757.00 $2,894.87 $24,045.44 $4,557.00 $1,416.60 $0.00 $3,034.95 $862.00 $4,330.10 $1,518.13 $31.60 $24,999.78 $13,094.82 $1,107.91 $111,217.21

$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 $12,782.06 $830.38 $117,910.41

$10,961.80 $7,790.70 $0.00 $9,391.48 $300.00 $1,213.41 $12,569.68 $0.00 $4,739.30 $1,549.45 $27,700.00 $2,193.51 $789.11 $11,691.99 $2,323.80 $0.00 $2,911.17 $0.00 $880.72 $4,279.15 $1,334.61 $5,789.97 $157.49 $108,567.34

$5,795.33 $6,569.12 $635.00 $9,411.96 $300.00 $1,440.31 $13,620.57 $0.00 $5,504.93 $1,534.95 $16,373.00 $1,861.21 $0.00 $12,033.16 $1,875.48 $0.00 $2,832.58 $597.04 $794.32 $3,715.90 $1,288.86 $4,566.52 $800.04 $91,550.28

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

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 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

$259.46 $208.26 $800.00 $200.00 $1,704.01 $2,411.26 $6,127.57 $9,379.80 $1,839.33 $2,168.76 $6.00 $5.00 $5,547.57 $3,408.67 $3,063.78 $3,875.86 $1,350.00 $1,463.00 $1,767.00 $956.00 $0.00 $250.08 $2,030.75 $1,993.25 $1,375.63 $1,472.39 $1,506.58 $823.19 $2,145.89 $4,378.86 $9,066.86 $7,223.54 $2,746.79 $3,282.03 $2,028.68 $1,544.76 $1,179.57 $900.29 $4,111.26 $4,605.90 $312.50 $227.56 $625.00 $1,500.00 $1,553.28 $1,522.00 $102.59 $140.72 $459.99 $519.35 $0.00 $0.00 $38,191.60 $29,684.22 $6,559.89 $2,372.78 $779.23 $854.42 $372.31 $396.16

2021 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

2020

$0.00

$690.63

$0.00 $8.30 $3,234.57 $4,064.34 $0.00 $0.00 $12,489.54 $12,818.91 $0.00 $2,721.00 $1,466.40 $818.60 $3,934.16 $3,614.37 $240.57 $397.30 $295.24 $243.90 $2,631.40 $3,192.29 $121,905.00 $116,337.75

POTTAWOTOMIE-LINCOLN ASSOCIATION AGRA, FIRST ASHER, FIRST BETHEL ACRES, NEW HOPE CARNEY, FIRST CHANDLER, FIRST CHANDLER, SOUTHERN DALE DAVENPORT, FIRST EARLSBORO, FAIRVIEW EARLSBORO, FIRST EARLSBORO, INDIAN HARRAH, FAITH MACOMB MACOMB, ROMULUS MAUD, FIRST MAUD, TRINITY MCLOUD, EMMANUEL MCLOUD, EMMAUS INDIAN MCLOUD, FIRST MCLOUD, HAZEL DELL MCLOUD, HILLSIDE MEEKER, FIRST MEEKER, MAMMOTH MEEKER, MORNING STAR NEWALLA, NEW LIFE NEWALLA, PECAN VALLEY PRAGUE, FIRST PRAGUE, PLEASANT HOME SAINT LOUIS, FIRST SHAWNEE, AYDELOTTE SHAWNEE, BLACKBURN CHAPEL SHAWNEE, CALVARY SHAWNEE, FIRST SHAWNEE, FIRST INDIAN SHAWNEE, GALILEE SHAWNEE, GOOD SHEPHERD CHAPEL SHAWNEE, HERITAGE SHAWNEE, HILLTOP SHAWNEE, HOPEWELL SHAWNEE, IMMANUEL SHAWNEE, MOUNT PLEASANT SHAWNEE, OAKLAND CHAPEL SHAWNEE, ROCK CREEK SHAWNEE, ROCK CREEK HISPANIC SHAWNEE, SALLATEESKA SHAWNEE, SHARON SHAWNEE, TEMPLE SHAWNEE, TRINITY SHAWNEE, UNION MISSIONARY SHAWNEE, UNIVERSITY SHAWNEE, WALLACE AVENUE SPARKS, FIRST STROUD, DEER CREEK STROUD, FIRST TECUMSEH, FIRST TECUMSEH, KARIS MINISTRIES TECUMSEH, PINK TRYON, FIRST WANETTE, FIRST WANETTE, VICTORY POINTE WELLSTON, CORNERSTONE WELLSTON, FIRST WELLSTON, TRINITY TOTALS

$5,594.50 $5,199.58 $6,779.32 $900.60 $31,933.73 $3,309.22 $618.22 $12,713.13 $12,503.24 $250.00 $200.00 $7,967.50 $0.00 $1,844.81 $0.00 $5,812.30 $3,945.93 $1,255.86 $3,727.98 $8,765.43 $1,229.27 $12,262.20 $8,894.00 $0.00 $0.00 $862.52 $34,561.54 $3,595.39 $0.00 $2,533.50 $12,281.76 $50.00 $10,169.08 $683.55 $4,500.00 $0.00

$5,685.66 $3,440.36 $7,983.82 $686.53 $27,328.65 $3,651.84 $519.94 $10,691.05 $14,271.30 $0.00 $150.00 $6,102.03 $208.80 $1,579.18 $0.00 $4,552.94 $4,577.19 $1,897.35 $5,030.28 $5,455.67 $1,158.17 $8,318.52 $9,744.00 $0.00 $0.00 $590.22 $46,739.72 $1,366.96 $4,307.75 $2,558.27 $12,024.24 $100.00 $11,965.93 $0.00 $5,700.00 $373.76

$4,722.50 $3,978.90 $6,132.65 $4,590.62 $0.00 $0.00 $149,153.50 $123,506.78 $745.01 $847.22 $19.00 $20.45 $20,591.35 $19,876.53 $377.11 $221.38 $959.00 $347.00 $28,171.86 $23,795.60 $11,893.23 $9,993.91 $4,171.83 $3,941.51 $0.00 $0.00 $11,742.59 $13,439.22 $8,005.00 $8,191.00 $347.26 $584.97 $14,943.17 $11,716.57 $20,516.76 $18,888.00 $21,884.71 $22,451.13 $150.00 $150.00 $1,450.26 $1,528.00 $835.00 $1,271.27 $5,984.36 $4,868.05 $120.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $300.00 $7,504.58 $2,430.00 $1,898.00 $520,590.31 $492,370.82

ROGERS ASSOCIATION ALLUWE 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 INOLA, FIRST OOLOGAH, HARBOR TALALA, FIRST TALALA, RABBS CREEK TULSA, LYNN LANE VERDIGRIS, FIRST TOTALS

$0.00 $1,917.29 $3,654.60 $1,530.40 $0.00 $0.00 $6,588.75 $4,598.66 $1,187.00 $953.34 $3,403.04 $9,000.44 $1,145.61 $492.68 $0.00 $240.52 $3,927.47 $5,280.59 $1,393.40 $437.20 $6,781.28 $5,500.37 $138,097.73 $92,268.21 $4,080.18 $5,533.26 $0.00 $0.00 $25,154.36 $10,436.14 $852.60 $547.56 $640.64 $0.00 $12,058.53 $8,958.14 $703.85 $815.08 $0.00 $0.00 $4,193.16 $1,829.70 $2,621.24 $2,833.87 $1,992.00 $1,164.00 $1,610.30 $1,552.00 $0.00 $0.00 $219.75 $777.72 $915.31 $1,077.56 $10,150.40 $7,710.77 $39,953.40 $40,486.72 $4,800.00 $4,000.00 $3,724.75 $3,405.46 $400.00 $0.00 $6,846.48 $3,409.55 $9,664.24 $13,517.69 $296,760.07 $230,274.92

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

$141.70 $799.37 $1,146.00 $1,876.28 $9,665.50 $4,102.49 $1,464.44 $4,906.90 $24,102.68

$149.70 $539.62 $1,007.01 $2,418.00 $8,948.35 $4,124.02 $2,540.64 $6,302.41 $26,029.75

GIVING REPORT 2021

2020

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

$0.00 $360.00 $1,365.50 $7,204.28 $2,490.00 $779.67 $68.67 $1,532.15 $2,386.00 $1,093.95 $0.00 $271.00 $3,924.64 $7,883.40 $19,177.41 $963.00 $282.78 $1,189.45 $10,895.32 $6,323.10 $0.00 $574.02 $1,000.50 $7,484.19 $15,562.32 $1,448.64 $3,911.64 $6,624.35

$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

$0.00 $146.57 $0.00 $0.00 $104,942.55

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

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 SEMINOLE, TWIN OAK WETUMKA, FIRST WEWOKA, CORNERSTONE MISSIONARY WEWOKA, FIRST WEWOKA, MIDWAY TOTALS

$0.00 $1,146.65 $100.00 $5,102.92 $9,021.00 $0.00 $1,597.91 $1,438.64 $2,493.62 $4,284.00 $0.00

$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

$126.00 $0.00

$398.95 $0.00

$450.00 $1,019.19 $2,332.90 $3,000.00 $8,866.68 $1,107.12 $1,684.00 $21,028.82 $3,453.00 $4,234.00 $0.00 $1,401.00 $2,277.00 $1,426.14 $1,950.00 $2,045.00

$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 $993.00 $1,198.95 $1,410.78 $1,950.00 $1,600.00

$0.00 $3,751.00 $1,693.07 $87,029.66

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

TULSA METRO ASSOCIATION BIXBY, BIXBY CHURCH $2,403.04 $768.90 BIXBY, CROSSROADS $3,890.64 $3,151.90 BIXBY, EVERGREEN $144,158.00 $118,508.00 BIXBY, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 BIXBY, NEW BEGINNINGS $200.00 $2,800.00 BIXBY, RIVERVIEW $31,333.25 $32,606.30 BROKEN ARROW, AGAPE CHINESE $0.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, ANTHEM CHURCH $870.00 $750.00 BROKEN ARROW, ARROW HEIGHTS $75,086.98 $78,210.63 BROKEN ARROW, ASPEN PARK $6,486.00 $4,992.55 BROKEN ARROW, CALVARY $0.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, CLEARVIEW $9,968.00 $10,645.76 BROKEN ARROW, COUNTY LINE $659.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, DEAF CHURCH AT BATTLE $0.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, FIRST $153,774.04 $207,603.13 BROKEN ARROW, FOREST RIDGE $1,885.67 $1,268.56 BROKEN ARROW, GLORYLAND $1,194.00 $625.50 BROKEN ARROW, KOREAN $0.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, NEW LIFE $600.00 $1,000.00 BROKEN ARROW, SEQUOYAH CREEK $0.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, SOUTH BA $20,260.83 $9,276.44 BROKEN ARROW, SUNNYSIDE $2,862.81 $6,978.59 BROKEN ARROW, THE CHURCH AT BATTLECREEK $10,000.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, VIETNAMESE $2,100.00 $1,750.00 BROKEN ARROW, ZOMI MISSION $0.00 $0.00 CATOOSA, NEW COVENANT $0.00 $0.00 CLAREMORE, KING ROAD $600.00 $600.00 COLLINSVILLE, EASTSIDE $2,057.50 $2,018.60 COLLINSVILLE, FIRST $76,484.52 $74,613.83 COLLINSVILLE, MEADOWVIEW $0.00 $0.00 COWETA, CROSSPOINT $950.00 $1,500.00 COWETA, JACKSON GROVE $0.00 $50.00 GLENPOOL, FIRST $10,914.24 $10,632.35 GLENPOOL, SOLID ROCK $0.00 $0.00 INOLA, TRINITY $0.00 $0.00 JENKS, BEAVER STREET $8,444.42 $7,021.53 JENKS, FIRST $135,320.00 $128,854.44 JENKS, SOUTHSIDE $480.71 $579.16 LEONARD, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 MANNFORD, FIRST $1,226.41 $1,442.54 MANNFORD, NEW HOPE $2,901.26 $1,951.06 MOUNDS, LIBERTY $3,175.51 $2,739.05 MUSKOGEE, NEW COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 OAKHURST $0.00 $0.00 OWASSO, BEACON HILL $0.00 $0.00 OWASSO, BETHEL $9,000.00 $11,475.00 OWASSO, CENTRAL $40,967.55 $19,670.16 OWASSO, COWBOY UP $0.00 $0.00 OWASSO, DALTON HILL $4,790.03 $4,496.41 OWASSO, FIRST $94,373.46 $88,025.04 OWASSO, FREEDOM $600.00 $600.00 OWASSO, REFUGE $3,101.08 $4,456.41 SAND SPRINGS, ANGUS ACRES $7,599.61 $8,064.03

2021

2020

SAND SPRINGS, BROADWAY $19,833.67 $16,926.42 SAND SPRINGS, CALVARY $817.03 $699.28 SAND SPRINGS, CHURCH THAT $6,171.24 $4,691.86 MATTERS SAND SPRINGS, FISHER $0.00 $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, HILLSPRING $999.00 $666.00 SAND SPRINGS, HOPE CHURCH $0.00 $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, KEYSTONE HILLS $0.00 $1,799.81 SAND SPRINGS, LIMESTONE $1,356.34 $1,384.58 SAND SPRINGS, NEW BEGINNING $0.00 $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, RIMROCK $0.00 $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, TRINITY $0.00 $0.00 SAPULPA, CHURCH INSIDE OUT $3,161.03 $7,026.33 SAPULPA, DRIPPING SPRINGS $0.00 $0.00 SAPULPA, FAITH $2,378.80 $2,359.95 SAPULPA, FIRST $45,904.94 $30,361.28 SAPULPA, FOUNDATION $0.00 $0.00 SAPULPA, NATIVE STONE $2,606.39 $1,608.44 SAPULPA, SOUTH HEIGHTS $0.00 $0.00 SAPULPA, THE WAY $300.00 $300.00 SKIATOOK, IMMANUEL $600.00 $500.00 SKIATOOK, LAKEVIEW SOUTHERN $7,736.20 $5,915.09 SKIATOOK, RIVETED CHURCH $0.00 $0.00 SPERRY, FIRST $478.22 $673.85 TULSA, BELVIEW $721.76 $851.66 TULSA, BERRYHILL $1,774.52 $668.29 TULSA, BRADEN PARK $445.00 $240.00 TULSA, BROOKSIDE $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, CANYON ROAD $2,579.42 $1,905.28 TULSA, CONCORD $0.00 $50.00 TULSA, EASTON HEIGHTS $3,750.78 $5,208.90 TULSA, EASTWOOD $32,146.71 $30,842.56 TULSA, EL PUEBLO $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, FIRST $203,700.41 $171,124.50 TULSA, FIRST BOWDEN $4,154.00 $1,384.00 TULSA, FIRST KOREAN $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, FIRST SLAVIC $300.00 $150.00 TULSA, GARDEN CITY $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, GARNETT ROAD $3,537.85 $4,575.20 TULSA, GILCREASE HILLS $200.00 $200.00 TULSA, GOD'S CHURCH @ CROWELL $0.00 $759.00 HEIGHTS TULSA, GOOD NEWS CHURCH $4,759.84 $3,254.20 TULSA, HARVARD AVENUE $325.00 $0.00 TULSA, HISPANIC AGAPE $593.11 $368.13 TULSA, HOPE FELLOWSHIP $120.00 $1,879.52 TULSA, IGLESIA BAUTISTA $2,175.80 $2,704.95 EMMANUEL TULSA, IGLESIA EVANGELICA $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, INDIAN FELLOWSHIP $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, INTERNATIONAL $0.00 $1,000.00 TULSA, LAMB $50.00 $0.00 TULSA, LIVING HOPE $300.00 $0.00 TULSA, LIVING WATER $147.34 $0.00 TULSA, MEMORIAL $31,314.53 $26,945.99 TULSA, MERCYVIEW $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, MOSIAC BEREAN $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, MYANMAR ZOMI $3,859.14 $4,423.38 TULSA, NETWORK 31 $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, NEW HEIGHTS $0.00 $0.00 INTERNATIONAL TULSA, NEW HOPE COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, NEW JOY FELLOWSHIP $175.00 $150.00 TULSA, NOGALES AVENUE $1,000.02 $667.00 TULSA, OAKRIDGE $0.00 $983.85 TULSA, OKLAHOMA HMONG $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, OLIVET $45,593.63 $38,073.08 TULSA, OWEN PARK $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, PALARBAS DE VIDA $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, PARKVIEW $55,595.15 $61,807.75 TULSA, PENIEL $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, PHOENIX AVENUE $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, PLAINVIEW $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA $0.00 $0.00 HISPANA TULSA, RANCH ACRES $6,600.00 $5,800.00 TULSA, RED FORK $7,406.60 $6,750.00 TULSA, RIDGE CREST $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, RIVENDELL FELLOWSHIP $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, ROSE OF SHARON $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, SEQUOYAH HILLS $1,507.22 $571.00 TULSA, SKELLY DRIVE $11,986.96 $13,389.48 TULSA, SOJOURN $0.00 $75.00 TULSA, SOUTH TULSA $188,388.24 $195,293.39 TULSA, SOUTHERN HILLS $6,150.00 $5,910.00 TULSA, SOUTHWOOD $32,578.33 $27,133.35 TULSA, SPRINGDALE $1,058.48 $287.56 TULSA, SPRINGS OF GRACE $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, TRINITY $1,853.34 $1,688.78 TULSA, TULSA HILLS $0.00 $1,384.48 TULSA, TURN CHURCH $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, TURNING POINT $3,112.07 $2,543.27 TULSA, VIEW ACRES $7,978.08 $8,574.60 TULSA, WINNETKA HEIGHTS $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, WOODLAND ACRES $42,661.34 $31,281.89 TULSA, ZION COMMUNITY $1,437.00 $2,075.00 TURLEY, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 TOTALS $1,675,098.09 $1,587,613.80

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

$2,815.39 $2,217.69 $0.00 $4,090.71 $43,158.94 $34,503.49 $0.00 $206.00 $0.00 $0.00 $10,000.00 $10,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $34,930.30 $31,744.80 $701.39 $1,560.08 $2,476.00 $2,225.00 $2,362.00 $2,543.00 $3,735.03 $3,912.43 $0.00 $0.00 $2,100.00 $1,100.00 $173,799.42 $120,411.81 $1,179.32 $1,558.92 $12,100.44 $6,436.12 $28,890.00 $30,770.00 $0.00 $0.00 $600.00 $600.00 $111,097.87 $103,289.62 $0.00 $100.00 $0.00 $0.00 $43,408.55 $43,151.57 $1,869.70 $1,492.80 $16,062.54 $17,217.81 $5,918.00 $4,435.70 $3,453.00 $4,002.16 $7,264.00 $7,924.00 $48,967.33 $54,395.12

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DAVIS—Around 1,000 people attended the 74th annual Indian Falls Creek (IFC), August 1-5, to fellowship, have times of recreation, study God’s Word, worship and, above all, to pray for revival among indigenous peoples of America.

Although attendance was lower than previous years, due to continued pandemic effects, leaders with IFC were still encouraged by the 2021 encampment.

“Two years ago, our board voted that we would have a theme of spiritual awakening and that it would remain our theme until we decided otherwise,” said Jennifer Barnett, Indian Falls Creek executive board chairperson. “We decided this year that our emphasis would continue to be spiritual awakening. We prayed about it and came up with the theme, ‘United in Prayer: So that they may believe’ (John 17:20-23).

“It’s a huge theme for us,” Barnett continued, “and like our camp pastor Vern Charrette said, ‘We need to come to God. We need to be one in unity, seeking the Lord.’ Prayer is very personal and individual; it needs to start there, but we are a people, and we need to observe prayer as a community as well.”

Victor Cope, executive director for Indian Falls Creek and pastor of Moore, First Indian explained the background of why the theme is such an important emphasis for the camp.

“Henry Blackaby came and spoke to us at Indian Falls Creek a few years ago,” Cope said, “and while he was here, he said, ‘I believe that the next great

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of missions in Cheyenne-Arapaho Association leads worship in a hymn in his tribal language. spiritual awakening could very well come from Native American people.’ That was a statement of pride for us, Native American Christian community lost several core that a man (like Blackaby) would say that the next leaders in the last 18 months, camp leaders also decidawakening could come from us, a people who have ed to remember those who died from the COVID-19 vibeen so devastated, we take great pride in that.” rus in a special presentation on Thursday night.

Barnett spoke of her father Bill Barnett, former Speaking on Monday evening at the camp, camp pastor Seminole, Indian and a leader with Indian pastor Vern Charrette preached a message about Falls Creek who died in February this year of com- unity in mission. plications from the Coronavirus.

“There is a reason that God has you here,” Char“My dad came up with this plan to seriously pray rette said. “The reason is this. God wants you to be about spiritual awakening among our indigenous salt, and He wants you to be light. He said, ‘let your people,” she said. “He would always say, ‘I am tired light so shine before men, that they see your good of people talking about Blackaby’s statement be- works and glorify your Father in heaven’ (Matt. 5:16). cause we are not doing anything about seeking God leaves you here as Kingdom ambassadors, as God and praying about spiritual awakening.’ We Kingdom representatives, so that you might repretruly believe that, like Billy Graham said about us sent the Kingdom of God to the extent that people (as Native Americans), we are like a sleeping giant. might look on your life and say, ‘I want to get in on And an awakening is something our people need.” this Kingdom of God thing.”

Indian Falls Creek happened last year as an online Dana Thompson, from Okemah, All Nations, said experience because of the nationwide lockdown the camp had a positive impacted on her. due to the COVID-19 virus. Camp leaders took spe“This is my second year to come to Indian Falls cial health precautions this year to host the camp, in- Creek,” she said. “The atmosphere is the same as cluding requiring masks in all indoor gatherings, so- the last time I came. I was just excited to be coming cial distancing, hand washing and other protocols. again. I like the youth (program). I have a 13-yearDaily activities at the weeklong camp included out- old, and I like that I can bring her. It feels like a place door recreation, Bible classes for adults, teens and pro- to get away; everything is lifted off your shoulders; gramming for children. Evening worship and prayer you feel at home here. It’s a relief to get away and times were also observed. On Monday, the evening be with other members of the church. program included a Color Guard, honoring those in atFor more information about Indian Falls Creek, tendance who have served in the military. Because the visit www.indianfallscreek.org.

2021 Edna McMillan State Missions Offering to ‘Shine light in the darkness’ >> by Brian Hobbs EDITOR

For Southern Baptists, Christmastime indicates it is the time of year to give together toward the Lottie Moon Offering for International Missions.

Likewise, the Easter season means churches give toward the Annie Armstrong Offering for North American Missions.

For Oklahoma Baptists, churches come together each September for the annual Edna McMillan Oklahoma State Missions Offering (SMO), which funds more than 20 vital missions and ministries in the state.

Joe Ligon, interim executive director-treasurer for Oklahoma Baptists, is encouraging all Oklahoma Baptists to pray and participate financially in the 2021 State Missions Offering.

The theme for the 2021 Offering is “Shine light in the darkness” based on John 1:5, which says “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.”

“We will always be able to accomplish more together than we can alone,” Ligon said. “The Lord reminded me of this truth over the last year, as I witnessed Oklahoma Baptists step up to give generously to advance the Gospel together, even amid challenging times. Every year we also get to see this truth, as Oklahoma Baptists give together toward the Edna McMillan Oklahoma State Missions Offering. In fact, one of the great things about being an Oklahoma Baptist is that we agree, once a year, to pool our resources toward this important offering.”

The theme and emphasis for the 2021 Offering focuses on how Oklahoma Baptists are embracing

the brokenness as opportunity for the Gospel in our state and beyond.

A series of new missions videos—each of which are viewable and downloadable online—show how Oklahoma Baptists are making an impact through the Edna McMillan offering in areas including revitalization efforts in the Panhandle; also through Baptist Collegiate Ministries at Oklahoma State University and beyond; as well new church compassion ministries reaching impoverished areas.

“We are reaching the hurting in communities throughout the state, we are strengthening the health of our churches, and we are enhancing the spiritual growth of the next generation of believers,” said Ligon.

At the Oklahoma State Missions Offering website (oklahomabaptists.org/smo), Oklahoma Baptists can

download free promotional materials during the offering emphasis, including prayer points, new videos, children’s missions education materials and more.

The 2021 SMO statewide financial goal is $1.2 Million. From strengthening our churches to Baptist Collegiate Ministries and more, every dollar given toward the mission offering advances the Gospel to every part of this state.

“Jesus prayed that His followers would be united, that ‘they may be one’ (John 17:11). When we give together, that is a tangible demonstration of unity.

Please pray about your gift toward this missions offering, as we once again see God enable us to do more together than we could ever do alone,” Ligon said.

The week of prayer for State Missions will be observed Sept. 5-12. Visit oklahomabaptists.org/smo for more information.

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Oklahoma City, Rancho Village hosted the Oklahoma Baptists Hispanic Ministries Women’s Conference on July 17. According to Rancho Village Pastor Everardo Borunda, 121 women attended the conference, representing 22 churches.

“Today was a great day!” wrote Amy Cordova on her Facebook post. Cordova serves Oklahoma Baptists as missions and women’s ministry partner and attended the event. She thanked Borunda and his wife Dania, along with other members of the women’s leadership team who planned the event, including Yanet Arauz, Cathy Viesca and Grace Obregon, who serves as Hispanic Ministries

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“Everardo, Dania, Yanet, Cathy, and Gracie planned the perfect retreat for women from dozens of churches across our state,” wrote Cordova. “Everything was so beautiful! I’m blown away by God’s goodness that allows me in such a sacred space as He pursues hearts. I love these ladies so much!!”

The theme of the event was “God’s Faithfulness.”

Borunda said the three conference speakers, Mirna Pinales, Millie Serrano and Denissa Copeland, “shared powerful testimonies of how God has been faithful in their lives, even as they have gone through the deepest valleys.” “(Pinales) shared her family’s painful experience of losing her daughter to suicide,” Borunda said.

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“(Serrano) shared about her son’s continuous battle with depression and his desire to end his own life.

(Copeland) shared about her life without meaning before Christ came to be her Lord and Savior.

“Several women made a number of decisions to either follow Christ or rededicate their lives to Him,” Borunda continued. “Others were prayed for as they shared different needs in their lives.”

Borunda also shared his appreciation for Cordova’s leadership throughout the state and among Oklahoma Baptist churches. “Thank you for your support for Oklahoma Baptist women,” he told Cordova.

For more information about women’s ministries and events through Oklahoma Baptist life, visit oklahomabaptists.org/women.

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GRACE GANDY is youth associate/girls minister at OMA H Ada, Trinity.

A L K O E H T KAYCEE LOOKINGBILL is college and V E associI missions H C R A T S I T ate at Ada, Trinity.

BAP CONGREGATIONAL NEWS NEW CONGREGATION. Tulsa, Cognizant is now meeting. Scott Bryan is pastor.

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EL RENO—Schools are starting back, especially colleges and universities O I C E SFor more than 10 acrossVOklahoma. years, El Reno, First has been providing “welcome baskets” to students of Redlands Community College, and the baskets have made positive connections with Redlands students.

“My hope is to meet the students as they arrive and hand their apartment a basket,” said Jay Kindsvater, Baptist Collegiate Ministries (BCM) director at Redlands.

Kindsvater said Redlands offers apartment housing to students, which houses up to four students in each apartment.

El Reno, First members load up clothes baskets with various house warming gifts such as dishwasher soap, toilet paper, disinfectant, tooth brushes, toothpaste, laundry detergent, among other items, as well as Bibles provided by Okarche, First.

Kindsvater also shared a testimony of a Redlands student who met the BCM director on the first day he arrived at Redlands.

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Members of El Reno, First prepared ‘welcome baskets’ that were given to students of Redlands Community College when they arrived for the fall semester.

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Tointigh, currently a sophomore at Redlands, about meeting Kindsvater. “My (high school) band director and mentor told me to get involved with the BCM on campus, and, lo and behold, there was a guy wearing a shirt with those letters on it! He handed me a basket that was full of supplies, and I felt very grateful for it. I didn’t expect such generosity on literally the first day.

“These baskets have been a blessing, and I am glad to know that they will once again be handed out,” Tointigh continued. “I just hope that someone is touched by it and will come to know our Messiah from it.”

Resolutions requested for Annual Meeting All resolutions for consideration during the 2021 Oklahoma Baptists’ Annual Meeting, other than those generated by the committee itself, must be received

by Resolutions Committee Chairman Owen Nease no later than Sept.13. Nease is the pastor of Oklahoma City, Emmaus.

Those submitting resolutions are asked to provide a copy to the Oklahoma Baptists Leadership Office. Resolutions may be mailed to Resolutions Committee, c/o Dr. Owen Nease, Emmaus Baptist Church, 160001 South Western Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73170, with copies addressed to Resolutions Committee, Oklahoma Baptists, 3800 North May Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73112.

Resolutions sent by e-mail should indicate Resolutions Committee in the subject line and be addressed to owen@emmausokc.org and lwarren@oklahomabaptists. org. Resolutions may also be submitted online through Sept. 13 at oklahomabaptists.org/business/#resolutions.

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AUG 17. Oklahoma City, Quail Springs is hosting Leading Forward Business Leadership Forum from 7:30-9 a.m. The event includes breakfast, served at 7 a.m., and two presentations regarding leadership. Speakers include Stephen Rummage and Art Atkinson. Cost is $10 per person. Online registration is available at qsbc.org/leadingforward. Walk-up registration will also be available.

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Am I called to ministry? A checklist EDS S I F Iconsider C L A S to real difference between the office of the deacon and the office of the elder is the ability to teach. Of course, there are varying levels of acAmong evangelical churches, the call to min- complishment. Gifting, training, experience, istry is often misunderstood. Some view the and a host of other factors will determine how call to ministry as an altogether personal, indi- strong you are as a preacher and/or teacher, S pastor must have a baseline ability to E the vidual decision. If one believes themselves V OtoI Cbut be called to ministry, that settles it. What gives minister God’s Word to God’s people. the church, or any other deliberative body, the 4. Do you currently see fruit from your right to question what God called me to do? If a ministry activities? By this, I mean: Have you person self-identifies as called to ministry, that seen God bless some of your efforts in the is evidence enough, so the argument goes. ministry so far? Have people seemed to benOthers view God’s call as an entirely mys- efit from your teaching and preaching? Have tical, subjective experience. They believe you been able to lead anyone to Christ? These that to evaluate one’s call to ministry in ob- are just a few questions that you can use to jective terms is altogether unspiritual. They gauge the fruit of your labor. If you have not shrug off biblical expectations for ministry, seen any fruit so far, that does not mean necsuch as 1 Timothy 3:1-7 and Titus 1:6-9. They essarily you should give up. Rather, go to your view God as too big, too dynamic to con- pastor and seek more opportunities, and pray fine Himself to His written Word. If someone fervently for God to bless your efforts. thinks the Spirit is leading them into minis5. Are you passionate about the Gospel try, one need not be held up by biblical or and the Great Commission? A passion for congregational expectations. the Gospel is a good sign that the Lord is callHowever we view calling, we must be ing you to ministry. When Paul reflected in sure about God’s qualifications for ministry Romans 10 on the gospel, he was emphatic and certain He has set us apart for such ser- that people cannot hear the gospel message vice. Along these lines, review with me sev- without a messenger delivering it to them. If en questions, indicators that God has called the idea of people coming to faith in Christ you into the ministry. does not stir you, that is not a good sign.

1. Does your character match God’s ex6. Does your church affirm your callpectations? First Timothy 3:1-7 and Titus ing? Ultimately, all the preceding questions 1:6-9 are paramount here. You should care- are to be adjudicated by the local church. fully review and reflect on these passages. The Bible indicates the local church is reMoreover, you should invite others to assess sponsible to call out the called. More speyour life along these lines, and remember cifically, the local church is responsible for that these qualifications are not a one-time who it calls to minister to the congregation. threshold to cross, but are an ongoing ex- The church knows best how fit an individupectation for the minister. al in their midst is for ministry. Look to them 2. Do you desire the work of ministry? for affirmation.

As we have seen, longing for the work of 7. Are you willing to surrender? As I T H Eearlier, the idea of surrendering to F R O Mwrote ministry is not only appropriate, it is essenO G misunderstood, and I once E R S BisLoften tial. That inner longing for ministryR will serve L I N Gministry DS O W as a magnet, pulling you forward through- misunderstood it. But the one who would out various seasons and trials of ministry. If minister faithfully must be submissive to ministry is one of many opportunities before God’s call whenever and wherever He issues you, each seeming similarly attractive, that is it. That is not just as you enter ministry, it is a sign that you may not be called to the min- throughout your ministry. Throughout your istry. As the apostle Paul makes clear, you ministry, God will call you to specific tasks should desire the work of ministry.

S AtoY Sspecific people, some more desirE and V A D 3. Are you gifted to teach God’s Word? As able than others. Will you follow wherever you review 1 Timothy 3, you will note the only He leads? >> by Jason K. Allen

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>> BI/VO MUSIC MINISTER: Erin Springs Baptist Church is seeking a BI/VO Minister of Music. We are a multi-aged church looking for someone to lead in blended music services.

Please send your resume’ or contact information to: pastorclay@erinspringsbaptist.com. >>P/T MUSIC ASSOCIATE: Country Estates Baptist Church in Midwest City is looking for P/T Music Associate to lead a Contemporary Worship service & to lead Youth Worship on Wednesday nights. If interested, please call: (405) 732-2201.

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>> BI/VO PASTOR: Stidham Baptist Church is seeking a BI/VO Pastor. Please submit resumes to: Attn: Pulpit Committee, c/o Cherry Scott, Stidham Baptist Church, 113478 NS 411 RD, Eufaula, OK 74432. >> F/T YOUTH MINISTER: Emmanuel Baptist Church of Altus, is prayerfully seeking a F/T Youth Minister. Resumes may be sent to: Emmanuel Baptist Church, Attention: Pastor, 921 East “A” Street, Altus, OK 73521 or by email to: ebcaltus@sbcglobal.net. >> F/T PASTOR: Park Place Baptist Church in Cushing, OK is prayerfully seeking a F/T Pastor. Parsonage available. Please send resumes to: parkplacebaptist@yahoo. com or P.O. Box 1070, Cushing, OK 74023 or Contact Tim Kanady at (918) 285-1032.

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>> F/T STUDENT PASTOR: Boyd Baptist Church, Bonham, TX is seeking a F/T Student Pastor.

Competitive salary & a 4 bed/3 bath parsonage is provided. Send resume along with cover letter & at least one link to a video message preached to students to: mike.allred23@gmail.com. >>P/T STUDENT PASTOR: FBC Hydro, OK is prayerfully seeking someone to lead & direct our youth ministry. Please send resumes or inquiries to: jbsanders59@hotmail.com. >>STUDENTS/RECREATION PASTOR: Students & Recreation Pastor at FBC McAlester, OK. For the full job description & to submit your resume, please visit: https://firstbaptist.info/jobopening.

BA PT ISTS A M O H A L OK T >> F/T COLLEGE/YOUNG ADULT PASTOR:HFBC seeking a F/T H L I GisHprayerfully IGEdmond RC E about OU College/Young Adult Pastor is passionate reaching & discipling young adults R E Swho in a community with two college campuses. Email resume to: bgideon@fbcedmond.org.

>> P/T OR INTERIM WORSHIP LEADER: Eastern Heights Baptist Church in Muskogee, is prayerfully seeking a P/T or Interim Worship Leader with heart for God, skills in leading a choir & comfort in creating a blended-style worship. Send resumes to: 2401 Haskell Blvd., Muskogee, OK 74403.

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>>WORSHIP LEADER: First Baptist Church Antlers, OK, is seeking a Worship Leader to lead our blended worship service as well as our choir. Email resume to: Search Committee, fbcantlers@hotmail.com or mail resume to: 208 NE B Street, Antlers, OK 74523.

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>> F/T PASTOR: We are now accepting resumes for F/T Pastor at Eastside Baptist Church, Sallisaw, OK. Please send resumes to: Eastside Baptist Church, 1120 E. Ida Ave, Sallisaw, OK 74955, Attention Pastor Search Committee.

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>> BI/VO PASTOR: Small country church 5 miles North of Chickasha seeks BI/VO Pastor. Send resume: Son Rise Baptist Church P.O. Box 2371, Chickasha, OK 73023 or: melvin@thetownsendfamily.org.

>>F/T PASTOR: Big Creek Baptist in Heavener, OK is prayerfully seeking a F/T Pastor. Interested applicants should mail a cover letter & resume to: 13186 Black Fork Rd., Heavener, OK 74937 or bigcreekbaptistok@ gmail.com. Contact (918) 658-5384 leave message.

>> F/T WORSHIP/MEDIA PASTOR: Arrow Heights Baptist Church/Broken Arrow seeks Pastor to worship in hymns, modern hymns & praise music with worship band. Facilitate choir & media presence. A Pastor. Send video to: ataylor@arrowheights.org.

>>F/T ASSOCIATE PASTOR: F/T Associate Pastor of Youth & Worship or Media. Pawhuska’s FBC is searching for an Associate Pastor to join our team, primarily disciple students & assist with worship or media depending on giftedness. Send resumes to: church@pawhuskafbc.org to apply.

>> P/T WORSHIP LEADER: Portland Ave Baptist, OKC is seeking a P/T Worship Leader to lead Sunday morning blended worship in a contemporary style.

Call (405) 942-5539 or go to: portlandavenue.org/ worship to see job description and submit resume.

>>BI/VO OR F/T PASTOR: FBC Soper, OK is seeking a BI/VO or F/T Southern Baptist Pastor. Parsonage is available. Health insurance benefit provided.

Send resume to: Soper Baptist Church, ATT: Pastor Search Committee, P.O. Box 68, Soper, OK 74759.

>> P/T YOUTH MINISTER: Rock Creek Baptist, Shawnee, OK is searching for a P/T Youth Minister to shepherd students, involve families & reach out to the community. Potential to grow into a F/T position. There is housing available.

Send resume to: rockcreekbaptist@hotmail.com.

>>F/T PASTOR: Soldier Creek Baptist in Midwest City is prayerfully seeking God’s man to be their next Senior Pastor. Please submit resumes to: soldiercreek@soldiercreek.org.

>> F/T PASTOR: Immanuel Baptist Church, Perkins, OK. Please send resume to: P.O. Box 10, Perkins, OK 74059 or email: sec.ibcperkins@sbcglobal.net.

>>PASTOR: We’re seeking a God called Pastor to lead & disciple our congregation. We’re a small church in a rural town with opportunities to minister to members & the community. Send resume to: richardking6735@gmail. com or FBC, P.O. Box 67, Mannsville, OK 73447.

>> P/T WORSHIP LEADER: Lake Center Baptist Church on Oklahoma’s beautiful Monkey Island is accepting resumes for a P/T Worship Leader. We have a newer worship facility with top-of-the-line A/V equipment. Please send resumes to: office@lakecenter.church.

>>F/T PASTOR: Glorieta Baptist Church, a Native American congregation, is accepting resumes to fill the position of Pastor (F/T). Send resumes to: Glorieta Baptist Church, ATTN: Pulpit Committee, 7308 S. Western, OKC, OK 73139 or email: glorietapastorsearch@outlook.com.

>> BI/VO PASTOR: FBC Wyandotte is seeking a BI/VO Pastor. Parsonage is available.

Send resumes to: wyandottefbc@gmail.com. >> DIRECTOR OF MISSIONS: Capital Baptist Association is currently accepting resumes for the Director of Missions position. Please send resumes to: cbadomteam@gmail.com or mail to: Capital Baptist Association, 2233 W I-44 Service Rd, OKC, OK 73112.

>>F/T VILLAGE MANAGER: Cleveland, OK. Baptist Village of Cleveland is seeking a Village Manager for a small staff of 36-4 & a 54-apartment independent living community of active senior adults. Must live on-site in a house provided by Baptist Village.

Send your resume to: nperry@baptistvillage.org.

>> BI/VO PASTOR: First Baptist Church, Crowder, OK is seeking a Multi/VO Pastor please send resumes or inquiries to: 523 Third St., Crowder, OK 74430 or email to: dom@pbaok.net.

>>P/T YOUTH MINISTER: Do you love the Lord, His Church, His Word & His Work? Join us in the great work of reaching young people & their families. First Southern Baptist, Arcadia OK. P.O. Box 237, Arcadia, OK 73007; fsbcarcadia@yahoo.com.

>> F/T YOUTH PASTOR: First Baptist Duncan is prayerfully searching for a F/T Youth Pastor.

Please send resumes to: youth@fbcduncan.com.

>> P/T OR BI/VO PASTOR: Smaller country church between Shawnee & Ada looking for Pastor. Galey Baptist Church, 6025 Galey Ada, OK 74820. Please

>> BI/VO OR P/T WORSHIP MINISTER: Seeking God’s candidate for our next blended service Wor-

>> F/T PASTOR: Paradise Valley Baptist Church, North of Lawton, OK is prayerfully seeking a F/T Pastor. Send resume & cover letter to: Paradise Valley Baptist Church e-mail PVBCLawton@gmail.com or 4974 NW Meers Porter Hill Rd, Lawton, OK 73507.

>> BI/VO YOUTH/ASSOCIATE PASTOR: Enterprise Baptist Church is prayerfully seeking a BI/VO Youth Pastor/Associate Pastor. We are excited to meet the man God calls to help our small Church. Please send your resume to: brandonsburris@gmail.com. >> F/T PASTOR: Cardin Baptist Church of Miami, OK is accepting resumes for a F/T Pastor. Please send resumes to: Cardin Baptist Church, 9525 S. HWY 137 Miami, OK 74354. Or email to: cbcsearch@hotmail.com. >> P/T WORSHIP MINISTER: Seeking a leader with a heart for ministry who understands a blend of contemporary & traditional worship music styles, capable of reaching multiple generations.

Send resumes to: southparkokcmusic@gmail.com. >>BI/VOPASTOR:Spring River Indian Baptist Church is prayerfully seeking a BI/VO Pastor. Mail cover letter & resume to: Spring River Indian Baptist Church, Attn: Search Committee, 5600 S. 630 Rd, Quapaw, OK 74363-1997 or email: sribc1939@gmail.com. >> P/T YOUTH MINISTER: Maguire Baptist Church of Noble, OK, is looking for a Youth Minister with a heart for 6th-12th grade students. Please send resume or inquiries to: maguirebaptist@gmail.com. >> COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST: Chisholm Heights Baptist in Mustang, seeks a Communications Specialist skilled in graphic design, video production/editing, bulletin creation & social media presence. Email resume & portfolio to: jkimes@chbcmustang.org. >> F/T STUDENT/ASSOCIATE PASTOR: Harmony Baptist Church Atoka is in search of a F/T Students/Associate Pastor. If you are someone called to serve Christ, students & His church please submit your resume to: harmonybaptistatoka@hotmail.com. Contact (580) 889-2646 for more info.

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>> F/T YOUTH MINISTER: College Heights Baptist of Chickasha, is prayerfully seeking a F/T Youth Minister. Resumes may be sent to: College Heights Baptist Church, P.O. Box 357, Chickasha, OK 73023 or by email to: chbcsearchcmte@gmail.com >> F/T PASTOR: Southside Baptist Church is prayerfully seeking a F/T Pastor. Mail cover letter, resume & current sermon video to: 1223 S. Perkins Rd. Stillwater, OK, 74074 or email: southsidestillwater@gmail.com with the subject as ATTN: Pastor Search Committee. >> F/T SENIOR PASTOR: FBC Enid is seeking a F/T Senior Pastor who is passionate about loving God, serving others & making disciples. Resumes may be sent to: searchteam@fbcenid. com or mail to: First Baptist Church, c/o Pastor Search Team, 401 W. Maine, Enid, OK 73701. >> F/T SENIOR PASTOR: Portland Avenue, OKC, is accepting resumes through 8/23/21 for F/T Senior Pastor. Resumes may be sent: Attn: PABC Search Committee, 1301 N. Portland Ave., OKC, OK 73107 or emailed to: PABCSearch@gmail.com. >> F/T ASSOCIATE PASTOR OF FAMILY MINISTRIES: Temple Baptist Church in Shawnee, OK is prayerfully seeking a F/T Associate Pastor of Family Ministries with a focus on Children’s Ministry. The full job description along with how to apply is on our website: www. tbcshawnee.org. Resumes Due By 9/30/21. >> F/T WORSHIP/YOUTH PASTOR: North Fork Baptist Church in Eufaula is seeking a minister to lead these ministries. We will consider P/T for both positions separated. Please submit resumes to: P.O. Box 506, Eufaula, OK 74432 or northforkeufaula@gmail.com. >> F/T FAMILY OKC, is seeking a the Youth/Children er letter & resume

MINISTER: Crestview BC, Family Minister to oversee Ministry. Please email covto: office@crestviewokc.org.

>> P/T YOUTH PASTOR/DIRECTOR: Blackburn Chapel Baptist Church is accepting resumes for a P/T Youth Pastor/Director. Resumes can be sent to: Blackburnchapel@aol.com or call Pastor Mark Compton at (405) 220-0324.

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>> P/T WORSHIP LEADER: True Oak Fellowship of Tuttle is seeking a P/T Worship Leader. We are in need of a lead vocalist/keyboard or guitar player. We have a bass player & drummer in place already. Email Pastor Adam at: adamlamle@att.net.

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43 Snake-like fish 47 Faithful 49 A Hebrew celebration (Deut. 16) 50 “___ the judgment is God’s” (Deut. 1:17) 52 Place they abode (Deut. 1:46) 55 Dry grass bedding (Isa. 11:7) 57 Seek prey (Gen. 27:5) 58 Hebrews could eat the fallow one (Deut.

14:5) 59 Old Norse poetry collection 60 “___ as of a woman in travail” (Jer. 22:23) 61 Bird classification 62 Part of foot anointed (Lev. 14:14) 63 “The Lord he is God; there is none ___” (Deut. 4:35) 64 “___ an altar unto the Lord “ (2 Sam. 24:18) 65 Pronoun used 3 times in Deut. 1:12 68 Papua New Guinean language R E H O B

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SOUTHWESTERN SEMINARY

Fall Preview Day OCTOBER 22 | FORT WORTH, TX

Preview Days are your opportunity to see for yourself all that Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary has to offer. During your visit, you will tour the campus, speak with your future professors, meet your fellow students, hear from our President Dr. Adam W. Greenway, and experience the unique campus community of Southwestern Seminary.

Learn more and get registered at

SWBTS.EDU/PREVIEW

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