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25 YEARS AGO, HURTING OKLAHOMANS SHARED THE BALM OF GOD’S GRACE IN NEW YORK CITY

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE 03 | State Missions and You CONNECT Todd Fisher

04 | Apologetics 101 SWORD & TROWEL Brian Hobbs

05 | Upcoming Events 07 | Something Like That Could Kill You JUST JOE Joe Ligon

08 | Remembering 9/11: 25 Years Ago, Hurting Oklahomans Shared the Balm of God’s Grace in New York City FEATURE

Bob Nigh

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25 | Missionary Prayer Guide

STATE MISSIONS AND YOU Every year, Oklahoma Baptist churches come together to participate in the Edna McMillan State Missions Offering, supporting Gospel ministry across our state.

Through the generosity of Oklahoma Baptists, the State Missions Offering supports ministries making an eternal impact right here in Oklahoma.

The statewide giving goal is $1.25 million. Every gift helps advance the Gospel, strengthening ministries that are making an eternal impact across Oklahoma. Some of the ministries that receive vital funding through the State Missions Offering include the following:

OBU PRISON DIVINITY PROGRAM

The Gospel is transforming lives behind prison walls. Through a partnership with Oklahoma Baptist University, incarcerated men have the opportunity to earn a theological education and be equipped for ministry. As they grow in their knowledge of Scripture and love for Christ, they faithfully disciple and encourage fellow inmates, bringing the hope of Jesus by starting Bible studies and churches in prisons across Oklahoma. Through the State Missions Offering, Oklahoma Baptists are equipping these men to make an eternal impact right where they are.

MINISTERIAL CRISIS CARE

Pastors faithfully care for others through seasons of joy, grief, uncertainty and loss. When they or their families face unexpected crises, Oklahoma Baptists come alongside them with practical assistance,

encouragement, and prayer. Through Ministerial Crisis Care, the State Missions Offering helps strengthen pastors and their families, ensuring they receive the Christ-centered care they need as they continue faithfully serving their churches.

When you give, you can know that leaders are being equipped. Pastors and their families are being supported. Prisoners are hearing the hope of Jesus.

New churches are being planted. Students are being discipled. Families impacted by disaster are finding hope. Communities across Oklahoma are experiencing the love of Christ.

Proverbs 3:27 reminds us, “When it is in your power, don’t withhold good from the one to whom it belongs.”

Through the State Missions Offering, Oklahoma Baptists have the opportunity to do good together by serving others, caring for people and advancing the Gospel across our state.

Thank you for all the ways you faithfully pray, give and serve. Your partnership through the State Missions Offering is making a difference across Oklahoma.

For more information about McMillan State Missions Offering, oklahomabaptists.org/smo.

the Edna please visit

Todd Fisher Oklahoma Baptists Executive Director-Treasurer

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SWORD AND TROWEL

Apologetics 101 It’s back to school time in Oklahoma. From preschool to college, career tech to post-graduate—students of all ages are going back to their schooling.

Education and learning are core features in the Christian life. One often-neglected area of study of discipleship is apologetics; or defending the faith.

Whether you or someone you love is a young person about to head off to college, apologetics can be a great “booster shot” for their faith. The same is true for Christians of every age or stage.

Strobel added, “It makes no sense to talk about the Son of God—who communicates the word of God, and performs acts of God, and brings the salvation of God—unless there is a God. Apologetics lays the groundwork for belief in God through arguments and evidence.”

Whether it’s evidence for existence of God, for the Creation of the world, defending biblical morality or for the Resurrection of Jesus, we live in a world full of questions and direct challenges to our faith. It’s our job to be prepared to speak to those issues in a grace and truth-filled way.

The Bible in multiple places calls for Christians to be equipped and prepared to defend the faith. “In your If you want to delve more into apologetics, there hearts honor Christ the Lord as holy, always being are several great resources out there that can be a prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you starting point. The book More than A Carpenter by for a reason for the hope that is in you; yet do it with Josh McDowell is a classic. C.S. Lewis’ books like gentleness and respect” (1 Pet. 3:15). The earliest Mere Christianity are indispensable. Or you can go Christians shared their faith in Jesus in a way that was online and check out various strong ministries like rooted in evidence (1 Cor. 15).

Stand to Reason. Also, Oklahoma Baptists have a strong evangelism and apologetics ministry partner in One of the leading apologetics experts of our time Tarvoris “Coach Tee” Uzoigwe who would be glad to is Lee Strobel, the atheist journalist turned Christian help your church (tuzoigwe@oklahomabaptists.org). apologist. For those who think apologetics is a topic only for seminary students or people who like to In the end, we can never argue someone into Heaven. argue, Strobel offers four reasons apologetics can be We can, however, remove barriers that may be transformational for all Christians. tripping someone up, through apologetics. And in the process, we can build up our own faith in Christ, to the Apologetics can: glory of the Father. “Apologetics 101,” as it turns out, 1. Remove intellectual stumbling blocks is an educational topic that more of us should know 2. Equip the Church to reach people by heart.

3. Turn doubt into belief 4. Set the stage for evangelism “Beloved, while I was very diligent to write to you concerning our common salvation, I found it necessary Strobel goes on to say, “Francis Schaeffer referred to to write to you exhorting you to contend earnestly apologetics as pre-evangelism. This is the idea that for the faith which was once for all delivered to the God uses well-reasoned answers and arguments as a saints.” (Jude 3) springboard to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In his book Brian Hobbs Mere Apologetics, Oxford theologian Alister McGrath Oklahoma Baptists says, ‘Apologetics lays the ground for the invitation; Editor evangelism extends it.’”

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See what events are happening around the state!

Sept. 1, 8/Oct. 12, 19 Church Safety Conference Four Church Locations: Piedmont, Lawton, McAlester, Jenks oklahomabaptists.org/ church-safety-conference/ September 3, 2026 SendNetwork "One Day" OKC, Southern Hills sendnetwork.com/events/ one-day-oklahoma-city/

See how God is working across Oklahoma through the State Missions Offering.

Visit oklahomabaptists.org/events/ to view more events happening throughout the year!

when it is in your power, from

the one to whom it belongs. proverbs 3:27

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Something Like That Could Kill You

Well, it happened again at the end of last month.

The Lord blessed me with another birthday. I made another trip around the sun. The problem is I have had so many of those pesky little trips that seem to be happening more quickly all the time that I have experienced a little dizziness.

I have noticed that these confounded birthdays have impacted me in some rather unique ways. For example, it hasn’t been too long ago that I was pretty much oblivious to most things around me, except for bacon, or bacon cheeseburgers, or bacon and eggs.

You know—the essential things of life.

we were to wear shoes or cowboy boots. Wearing shoes was supposed to keep your big toe out of the chain which would keep your big toe attached to the end of your foot which is the best place for your big toe to be. Today kids get wrapped in a couple of layers of bubble wrap from head to toe before they get on a bike, because we all know riding a bike can kill you.

The next example I will give you has to do with watching television. Today, we have access to innumerable TV channels. But when I was growing up, we basically had four channels unless the weather was just right and we could pick up one channel But as I have aged, I think I have become more from Tulsa. But to get any of those channels, we had observant. I’ll run that statement by my wife and get to go outside and turn the pole until the antenna was an official ruling but I think I might be more observant. pointing in the direction of the TV station.

But at least I think I have begun to observe how things today are different from the way things used For those young ones who are suffering through this, to be. let me explain a little. An antenna was a metal fanshaped object attached to the top of a metal pole.

For example, when I was growing up and my mom or There were some wires that ran from the antenna, one of my grandmas baked a cake, they always put down the pole, and eventually into the back of your a raw egg or two or six in the batter. Once the batter TV. Somehow the TV picture ran down that wire and was stirred, we kids would beg for the opportunity into your TV where—TADA!—you could see the TV to lick the spoon. We would eat the batter, raw eggs show. The higher the pole was in the air, the better and all. Today, raw eggs will basically kill you (unless chances were for an acceptable picture on TV. you’re Rocky—he could drink all those raw eggs, but Apollo almost killed him).

That was pretty much OK when it was a bright, unclouded day. But on more than one occasion, my Another example has to do with drinking out of water dad sent me to the front porch during a thunderstorm hoses. When I was growing up, we could hardly walk to turn the metal pole with the metal antenna on by a water hose without stopping for a drink. If you it, so he could have a clearer picture on the TV. let the water run long enough the water would be so Obviously I must have been a little more expendable cold it would hurt your teeth. Today, if you drink out than I thought I was. Antenna adjustments can of a water hose, it will kill you. kill you.

I am told that death by water hose is because of some sort of bacteria in the hose. I think leaving a hose in the hot Oklahoma sun will raise the temperature inside the hose to somewhere over 517 degrees which should officially destroy any bacteria hiding in the hose. So, letting the water hose run until the water gets cold should flush out any dead bacteria that had been living in the hose. Otherwise drinking from a hose can kill you.

Here’s another one. When I was growing up, the only safety gear we had to wear when we were bike riding consisted of shoes or cowboy boots. It is not that clothing was optional. It was just reinforced that

Here’s something to remember. If you should forget and eat some batter complete with raw eggs, run outside and wash your mouth with a water hose. If you should forget and not let the water in the water hose cool off before you try to drink it, you should put on your shoes, get on your bike, and ride for help.

If your big toe falls off, grab it or call a tow truck. You might need it later.

Joe Ligon Oklahoma Baptists Sr. Associate Executive Director

REMEMBERING 9/11: 25 YEARS AGO, HURTING OKLAHOMANS SHARED THE BALM OF GOD’S GRACE IN NEW YORK CITY

Many times, God uses the effects of a disaster to soften the hearts of those who minister in His name to later share a message of hope with those who are suffering from their own tragedy.

Such was the case 25 years ago, on Sept. 11, 2001, as the Lord used the heartbreak of the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah bombing on April 19, 1995, to prepare hundreds of Oklahoma Southern Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers to bring solace to residents of the shocked city reeling from the destruction of the World Trade Center.

On that fateful day, two commercial jetliners were flown intentionally into the North and South Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City, collapsing both 110-story twin towers in less than two hours. A third jetliner was crashed into the west side of the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and a fourth plane was hijacked with the intent to fly it into the U.S. Capitol, but that attack was averted when passengers joined together in a heroic attempt to regain control of the plane, which ultimately crashed into rural Pennsylvania.

The attacks resulted in 36,000 units of blood donated to the New York Blood Center. Jobs lost in New York City totaled 146,100; 23,000 apartments in lower Manhattan were eligible for asbestos clean-up, and 422,000 residents of the city were estimated to be suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

The first people North American Mission Board (NAMB) disaster relief (DR) coordinator Mickey Caison thought of when he heard the news of the attacks were Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma (BGCO) DR Director Sam Porter and FBI chaplain Joe Williams, a specialist in trauma response.

Caison knew Oklahoma DR volunteers—who had ministered in the aftermath of the Murrah Building bombing—would be able to relate on a personal level to their Big Apple counterparts.

Porter hustled to assemble a response team from Oklahoma to help get the job done. Also packing their bags for New York were Leslie Sias, BGCO chaplaincy specialist; Paul Bettis, BGCO prison chaplaincy consultant and Jack Nearly 3,000 people died in the attacks, Poe, chaplain with the Oklahoma City Police including all 227 civilians and the 19 terrorists Department. Accompanying the group was aboard the four planes.

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who later became the third North American Mission Board (NAMB)-endorsed disaster relief chaplain in the U.S. and the first in Oklahoma.

Porter’s group of five chaplains got to New York three days after the towers fell and manned the temporary morgue at Ground Zero for almost two weeks. The ministry at Ground Zero generally involved caring for and praying with first responders and serving food in partnership with The Salvation Army.

One of their main ministries was connecting with first responders and simply asking them to tell them their story. Often, a connection was made when volunteers said they were from Oklahoma and were acquainted with some of the trauma that can result from terrorist attacks.

Porter said the work included many difficult things, such as praying over the remains of every person who was uncovered from the wreckage before the remains were moved on for attempted identification. Still, the team was grateful for the opportunity.

“We knew God had us there for a reason to make an impact. … It was a great honor for us to be there and tell people about the hope of Christ Jesus,” Porter said. “I’ve never prayed as much or cried as much in my whole life, but God made a big difference.”

Anthony Jordan, who was serving as BGCO executive directortreasurer at the time, announced Sept. 14 that the state convention had sent $20,000 to the New York convention to help after the attacks. The unprecedented terrorist attacks by the hijackers on commercial jetliners left untold numbers of people dead and injured. Authorities went on alert from coast to coast, halting all air traffic, evacuating high-profile buildings and tightening security at strategic federal and military installations.

Oklahoma’s Southern Baptists again showed caring hearts, donating $237,526.85 by Oct. 31, 2001, to help victims of the terrorist attacks. Baptists at the Sept. 15-17 single adult conference at Falls Creek added $12,000 The Baptist Messenger | baptistmessenger.com

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through a love offering. Ultimately, Oklahoma Baptists donated $383,577.62 after the attacks, all of it going directly to survivors and victims’ families. They also quickly put their feet to the task.

Beginning in December 2001, four Oklahoma Baptist teams served food to recovery workers at the Salvation Army-run kitchen at Ground Zero. In all, more than 70 Sooner State Baptists served police officers, firefighters, Port Authority officers, National Guard personnel and construction crews clearing the site. The final Oklahoma crew served in May 2002 at the Fresh Kills Landfill on Staten Island, where debris from the twin towers was taken.

As the 25th anniversary nears, the impact of Oklahoma Baptists’ service and generosity is still felt in our state and by New Yorkers, and the evidence of God’s grace amid tragedy remains as clear today as it was then.

Bob Nigh Oklahoma Baptists Historical Secretary

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January through June 2026 Giving Report Dear Oklahoma Baptists, As our nation recently celebrated its 250th birthday, I was reminded of a principle from America’s earliest days—“E pluribus unum,” meaning “out of many, one.”

That same spirit reflects the way Southern Baptists join together through the Cooperative Program (CP). At its heart, CP is a unified financial strategy through which churches dedicate a percentage of their undesignated offerings to advance the Gospel.

In this 2026 CP mid-year giving report, you will see churches across Oklahoma faithfully giving to missions and ministry.

Your generosity through CP is making a meaningful difference.

CP giving helps fund more than 3,600 fully funded missionaries with the International Mission Board.

CP supports our six seminaries, helping make ministry training more affordable for SBC students.

CP enables new churches to be planted each year through Oklahoma Send Network and the North American Mission Board.

When Oklahoma Baptist churches give through CP, ministries are strengthened: Falls Creek, where this summer nearly 2,000

students committed their lives to follow Christ; CrossTimbers, where children responded to the Gospel and learned the importance of missions; and Baptist Collegiate Ministries on 39 Oklahoma campuses, where students are coming to faith and being discipled.

Your CP giving also brings help, hope, and healing through Oklahoma Baptist Disaster Relief. It provides resources, services, conferences, retreats, and other ministry for churches and pastors. CP also helps the Gospel ministries of Oklahoma Baptist University, Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children, Baptist Village Communities and WatersEdge.

“Out of many” gifts comes one shared effort: advancing the Gospel and God’s Kingdom. Thank you for your church’s generous and faithful giving.

Serving Jesus with You, Dr. Todd Fisher Executive Director-Treasurer Oklahoma Baptists “To Him be glory in the Church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, forever and ever. Amen.” – Ephesians 3:21

Missions Giving at a Glance JANUARY - JUNe COMPARISON COOPeRATIVe PROGRAM 2026 over 2025

2026

2025

12,015,447 150,958

11,864,489

Percent Difference

1.27%

eDNA MC MILLAN 2026 over 2025

258,461 4,450

Percent Difference

1.75%

ANNIe ARMSTRONG 2026 over 2025

1,504,389 31,652

Percent Difference

2.15%

LOTTIe MOON 2026 over 2025 Percent Difference

3,307,990 77,508 2.40%

254,011

1,472,737

3,230,482

Oklahoma Baptists | January - June 2026 Cooperative Program Giving Report Church

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ARBUCKLe BYARS $1,056.23 $1,207.13 DAVIS, COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 DAVIS, FIRST $7,999.35 $5,177.55 DAVIS, IMMANUEL $677.18 $810.70 DOUGHERTY, FIRST $0.00 $300.00 ELMORE CITY, FIRST $46,885.90 $39,333.46 ELMORE CITY, KATIE VICTORY $442.32 $397.37 HENNEPIN, FIRST $3,444.87 $4,034.13 HICKORY, FIRST $6,478.09 $5,793.60 LINDSAY, CALVARY $10,834.86 $9,435.11 LINDSAY, ERIN SPRINGS $8,850.47 $7,360.42 LINDSAY, FIRST $33,376.23 $29,850.14 LINDSAY, HUGHES $681.36 $749.30 MAYSVILLE, FIRST $9,152.48 $10,724.00 MAYSVILLE, STORY $0.00 $576.41 PAOLI, FIRST $4,713.64 $3,100.31 PAULS VALLEY, BEATY $21,690.74 $12,651.12 PAULS VALLEY, FIRST $8,994.96 $10,378.10 PAULS VALLEY, GRACE $0.00 $0.00 PAULS VALLEY, LOVE $0.00 $0.00 PAULS VALLEY, PRIMERA HISPANIC $0.00 $0.00 PAULS VALLEY, TRINITY $41,869.90 $43,025.95 ROSEDALE, FIRST $8,888.55 $6,683.94 STRATFORD, FIRST $13,239.51 $13,912.71 SULPHUR, CALVARY $1,846.94 $4,213.92 SULPHUR, CENTRAL $0.00 $746.12 SULPHUR, CROSSWAY FIRST $2,500.00 $3,500.00 WYNNEWOOD, FIRST $4,902.66 $5,705.46 WYNNEWOOD, JOY $0.00 $0.00 WYNNEWOOD, WALKER $1,051.90 $1,239.40 Totals $239,578.14 $220,906.35

ATOKA-COAL ATOKA, BENTLEY $376.50 ATOKA, BLACKJACK $2,919.92 ATOKA, FARRIS $1,927.82 ATOKA, FIRST $4,848.81 ATOKA, HARMONY $3,504.52 ATOKA, HILLCREST $0.00 ATOKA, NEW HOPE $60.00 ATOKA, SOUTHSIDE $6,743.26 ATOKA, TUSHKA $5,651.69 ATOKA, WARDS CHAPEL $500.00 CADDO, VOCA $3,975.00 CANEY, FIRST $7,192.53 CANEY, MT CARMEL $2,150.13 CENTRAHOMA $140.13 COALGATE, COTTONWOOD $0.00 COALGATE, FIRST $4,041.52 COALGATE, OLNEY $0.00 LANE, CRYSTAL $654.40 LANE, FIRST $1,281.00 LEHIGH, FIRST $1,152.30 STRINGTOWN, FIRST $6,584.82 STRINGTOWN, MCGEE VALLEY $3,186.56 TUPELO, FIRST $1,308.85 WAPANUCKA, WILSON $0.00 Totals $58,199.76

$4,582.43 $2,478.40 $1,078.41 $6,417.94 $3,565.01 $0.00 $0.00 $6,724.13 $5,935.71 $1,000.00 $4,330.00 $2,852.32 $2,044.07 $96.13 $137.09 $3,312.55 $0.00 $748.60 $1,271.00 $1,043.41 $5,642.65 $4,333.80 $975.90 $0.00 $58,569.55

BANNeR ADA, AHLOSO $424.18 ADA, COLBERT $0.00 ADA, FAITH $821.68 ADA, FIRST $59,201.53 ADA, GALEY $172.00 ADA, HIGH HILL $0.00 ADA, HOMER $5,758.50 ADA, LOVELADY $7,964.63 ADA, MORRIS MEMORIAL $0.00 ADA, OAK AVENUE $5,284.10 ADA, SOVEREIGN GRACE BIBLE $0.00 ADA, TRINITY $32,006.66 ADA, UNION HILL $2,798.40 ADA, UNION VALLEY $0.00 ALLEN, FIRST $6,090.10 FITTSTOWN, FIRST $7,867.90 FITZHUGH, FIRST $81,497.66 FRANCIS, FIRST $0.00 ROFF, FIRST $289.44 ROFF, LIGHTNING RIDGE $831.59 STONEWALL, FIRST $16,040.63 Totals $227,049.00

$528.88 $417.80 $0.00 $73,572.78 $516.00 $0.00 $5,272.80 $8,957.81 $3,399.55 $5,258.92 $0.00 $27,972.69 $0.00 $0.00 $4,605.27 $8,092.78 $43,504.82 $0.00 $487.60 $922.89 $9,704.75 $193,215.34

BRYAN ACHILLE, COMMUNITY $0.00 ACHILLE, FIRST $0.00 ALBANY $147.93 ALBANY, RED RIVER VALLEY COWBOY $56.00 ARMSTRONG, FIRST $5,113.91 BENNINGTON, FIRST $2,351.00

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $40.00 $4,313.03 $0.00

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BENNINGTON, WADE $181.00 BOKCHITO, FAITH $1,067.94 BOKCHITO, FIRST $150.00 BOKCHITO, REYNOLDS CHAPEL $313.71 BOKCHITO, ROBINSON $340.08 BOKCHITO, YUBA FIRST $0.00 CADDO, BLUE RIVER $9,321.55 CADDO, FIRST $454.76 CALERA $2,891.04 CARTWRIGHT, FIRST $0.00 COLBERT, FIRST $8,216.59 DURANT, BLUE $1,112.45 DURANT, BROWN $199.05 DURANT, BUSHNELL $429.82 DURANT, CALVARY $8,457.03 DURANT, COBB $300.00 DURANT, DISCIPLE MAKERS $0.00 DURANT, FAIRVIEW $6,178.13 DURANT, FIRST $106,972.06 DURANT, GRACE $4,489.44 DURANT, LAKEPOINT $0.00 DURANT, ROBERTA $6,364.40 DURANT, SILO $7,725.29 DURANT, STONE CREEK $1,477.14 DURANT, SUNSET VIEW $0.00 DURANT, WESTERN MEADOWS $3,283.15 HENDRIX $122.24 KEMP $1,500.00 KENEFIC $721.50 MEAD $7,841.45 MEAD, EMMANUEL $1,959.60 MEAD, STREETMAN ROAD $500.00 PLATTER, FIRST $853.08 UTICA $0.00 Totals $191,091.34

$257.25 $924.94 $0.00 $501.66 $519.13 $0.00 $8,550.28 $531.43 $2,599.34 $100.00 $6,301.26 $1,096.00 $258.35 $341.63 $5,628.14 $300.00 $0.00 $5,912.20 $98,180.56 $4,964.86 $0.00 $0.00 $12,854.98 $2,043.73 $0.00 $3,445.80 $103.14 $1,000.00 $1,347.88 $5,227.12 $2,985.57 $600.00 $708.20 $632.16 $172,268.64

CADDO ALBERT, ONEY $3,863.03 ANADARKO, BETHEL $8,400.35 ANADARKO, FIRST $57,185.40 ANADARKO, INDIAN CAPITAL $0.00 ANADARKO, SQUARE TOP $500.00 ANADARKO, VIRGINIA AVENUE $600.00 APACHE, FIRST $13,592.50 BINGER $0.00 CARNEGIE, ALFALFA $2,062.18 CARNEGIE, FAITH INDIAN $0.00 CARNEGIE, FIRST $17,439.47 CEMENT, FIRST $840.32 CYRIL, FIRST $6,875.03 CYRIL, MIDWAY $1,253.75 EAKLY, BETHEL SPANISH MISSION $286.80 EAKLY, FIRST $6,251.89 FORT COBB, FIRST $6,684.35 FORT COBB, FIRST CADDO $0.00 GRACEMONT, FIRST $2,000.00 HINTON, FIRST $65,863.00 HINTON, SCOTT $2,064.72 HYDRO, FIRST $3,873.00 HYDRO, PLEASANT VALLEY $3,773.67 HYDRO, SWAN LAKE $814.85 MINCO, CANAAN $2,278.00 VERDEN, FIRST $14,973.65 Totals $221,475.96

$3,943.78 $7,527.62 $55,368.27 $0.00 $300.00 $500.00 $22,787.80 $0.00 $2,029.77 $0.00 $22,783.17 $835.92 $7,995.07 $635.75 $234.70 $4,986.19 $4,150.20 $0.00 $6,000.00 $46,497.60 $2,265.30 $9,985.00 $0.00 $759.45 $2,483.83 $11,462.03 $213,531.45

CeNTRAL 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 LONGDALE, FIRST MULHALL, FIRST OKARCHE, FIRST

$0.00 $2,752.23 $13,334.00 $1,296.02 $3,731.70 $0.00 $1,602.29 $1,200.42 $0.00 $27,930.22 $2,050.00 $570.92 $526.30 $5,214.71 $912.35 $0.00 $0.00 $10,020.45 $7,035.03 $395.00 $21,290.12 $71,674.31 $1,988.26 $7,689.75 $7,626.75

$0.00 $2,295.71 $23,332.00 $1,125.20 $0.00 $10,406.79 $1,597.00 $1,837.60 $0.00 $27,756.99 $1,842.50 $5,370.10 $622.90 $5,468.26 $699.96 $0.00 $0.00 $9,359.88 $5,892.78 $741.00 $19,047.22 $64,343.29 $2,048.78 $7,674.55 $7,634.84

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$14,227.17 $1,294.50 $1,326.00 $2,000.00 $11,173.02 $1,011.33 $15,406.90 $235,279.75

$15,996.89 $1,056.29 $1,727.00 $2,000.00 $14,701.13 $1,025.26 $15,894.88 $251,498.80

COLCORD, CLOUDS CREEK $1,009.35 COLCORD, NEW GREEN $0.00 EUCHA, HILLSIDE $0.00 HULBERT, KEENER $0.00 HULBERT, SWIMMER $125.00 JAY, BRUSH CREEK $371.00 JAY, OLD CLOUDS CREEK $0.00 JAY, PINE RIDGE $486.00 JAY, PINEY $494.05 JAY, TYIO $0.00 KANSAS, LONG PRAIRIE $0.00 KANSAS, TWIN OAKS $1,814.04 LOCUST GROVE, BALLOU $0.00 LOCUST GROVE, COUNTRY $0.00 LOCUST GROVE, LITTLE ROCK $0.00 LOCUST GROVE, SNAKE CREEK $0.00 MULDROW, BELLEFONTE $0.00 PORUM, OAK GROVE $0.00 ROSE, ELM PRAIRIE $0.00 SALINA, EMMANUEL $723.00 SALINA, EUWASHA $835.24 SALINA, FIRST INDIAN $0.00 SALINA, NEW JORDAN $0.00 SALINA, STANDING ROCK $107.00 SALINA, STEELEY $347.41 SPAVINAW, RIBBON $756.05 STILWELL, CHERRY TREE $900.00 STILWELL, CHUCULATE $450.00 STILWELL, ECHOTA $0.00 STILWELL, FAIRFIELD $1,026.09 STILWELL, FOUR VISIONS $0.00 STILWELL, MULBERRY TREE $0.00 STILWELL, OAKRIDGE $0.00 STILWELL, PINEY CREEK $0.00 STILWELL, SALEM $500.00 STILWELL, SEQUOYAH $0.00 TAHLEQUAH, CEDAR TREE $0.00 TAHLEQUAH, ELM TREE $750.00 TAHLEQUAH, FIRST INDIAN $0.00 TAHLEQUAH, JOHNSON PRAIRIE $353.00 TAHLEQUAH, NEW GREEN LEAF $1,967.66 WATTS, CRITTENDEN $88.23 Totals $13,103.12

$1,061.51 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $150.00 $650.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $369.12 $100.00 $0.00 $0.00 $643.00 $1,257.05 $0.00 $241.87 $85.00 $258.48 $582.22 $600.00 $300.00 $0.00 $920.63 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $600.00 $0.00 $0.00 $750.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,820.58 $133.58 $10,523.04

OKEENE, FIRST OMEGA ORLANDO, FIRST UNION CITY, FIRST WATONGA, FIRST WATONGA, TRINITY YUKON, BIBLE CHURCH Totals

CHeROKee

CHeROKee STRIP AMES, AMES BAPTIST CHURCH $550.00 BILLINGS, FIRST $2,564.13 BYRON, FIRST $0.00 CHEROKEE, FIRST $27,373.87 COVINGTON, FIRST $3,693.00 DRUMMOND, CROSS $0.00 ENID, BETHLEHEM $6,930.75 ENID, CHISHOLM TRAIL COWBOY $0.00 ENID, EMMANUEL $23,332.98 ENID, FIRST $49,094.62 ENID, GARLAND ROAD $3,688.23 ENID, GRACEWAY $600.00 ENID, IGLESIA BAUTISTA AGUA VIVA $0.00 ENID, IGLESIA BAUTISTA EMANUEL $0.00 ENID, INTERNATIONAL GRACE $0.00 ENID, LIBERTY SOUTHERN $3,595.04 ENID, OPEN DOOR $5,613.76 ENID, TRINITY $1,067.72 ENID, YOUR FAMILY $0.00 FAIRVIEW, FIRST $4,326.76 GARBER, FIRST $2,522.48 MARSHALL, FIRST $1,393.95 MEDFORD, FIRST $1,637.73 PERRY, FIRST $17,043.05 PERRY, KAW STREET CHAPEL $1,150.69 PERRY, SUMNER $327.43 POND CREEK, FIRST $0.00 RINGWOOD, FIRST $6,840.91 RINGWOOD, SEGUIDORES DE JESUCRISTO $0.00 Totals $163,347.10

$700.00 $3,035.16 $100.00 $31,182.52 $5,046.56 $303.30 $4,974.45 $100.00 $23,333.27 $49,499.85 $3,037.00 $600.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,615.00 $4,647.87 $623.38 $0.00 $5,547.94 $2,209.50 $578.48 $807.73 $17,818.41 $477.64 $504.27 $0.00 $4,782.65 $0.00 $162,524.98

CHeYeNNe-ARAPAHO CLINTON, INDIAN EL RENO, INDIAN

$0.00 $311.00

$0.00 $358.00

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$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $311.00

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $358.00

$740.00 $4,356.00 $2,794.00 $251.67 $177.45 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $10.00 $0.00 $0.00 $8,329.12

$500.00 $829.31 $3,837.00 $319.61 $296.67 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $25.00 $0.00 $0.00 $5,807.59

ANTLERS, FAITH $0.00 ARDMORE, CONCORD $0.00 ARDMORE, DURWOOD $0.00 BROKEN BOW, MYRTLEWOOD $0.00 CALERA, GRACE INDIAN $900.00 KEOTA, NEW HOPE $0.00 MCALESTER, DOUBLE SPRINGS $0.00 MCALESTER, FIRST INDIAN $1,836.30 PITTSBURG, SARDIS $1,935.00 RED OAK, CEDAR $105.60 RED OAK, SOUTH ROCK CREEK $0.00 TALIHINA, GREEN HILL $0.00 WILBURTON, BOILING SPRING $0.00 Totals $4,776.90

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $900.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,079.36 $1,655.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,634.36

ELK CITY, INDIAN GEARY, CHIEF CORNERSTONE KINGFISHER, ALL NATIONS WATONGA, MISSION POINT WEATHERFORD, INDIAN Totals

CHI-KA-SHA 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

CIMARRON BLACKBURN, FIRST $914.55 BRISTOW, FIRST $15,298.00 BRISTOW, TRINITY $0.00 CLEVELAND, FIRST $15,293.77 CLEVELAND, HOPE $635.32 CLEVELAND, WESTERN HEIGHTS $400.00 CLEVELAND, WESTPORT $4,102.39 CUSHING, CALVARY $611.00 CUSHING, FIRST $24,289.25 CUSHING, FIRST INDIAN $0.00 CUSHING, NEW PATHWAYS $379.81 CUSHING, OAK GROVE $16,500.00 CUSHING, ONLY WAY $2,777.63 CUSHING, PARK PLACE $4,859.43 DEPEW, FIRST $1,086.00 DRUMRIGHT, FIRST $1,520.49 GLENCOE, FIRST $6,947.53 HALLETT, FIRST $0.00 JENNINGS, FIRST $2,479.13 KELLYVILLE, FIRST $10,348.95 KELLYVILLE, SUNRISE $1,106.00 MANNFORD, FREEDOM HILL $0.00 MANNFORD, LAKESIDE SOUTHERN $2,815.43 MILFAY, FIRST $2,764.00 MORRISON, HILLTOP COUNTRY $2,137.10 MOUNDS, FIRST $8,190.08 OILTON, FIRST $2,491.43 OLIVE, FIRST $1,781.41 OSAGE, FIRST $0.00 PAWNEE, FIRST $9,025.15 PAWNEE, INDIAN $0.00 PAWNEE, MASHAM $0.00 PERKINS, FIRST $29,881.66 PERKINS, IMMANUEL $11,058.51 PERKINS, ROCKIN’ M COWBOY $19.72 RALSTON, FIRST $597.86 SAND SPRINGS, RIMROCK $1,300.00 SAPULPA, FOREST HILLS $2,589.00 SAPULPA, PICKETT PRAIRIE FIRST $3,854.00 SHAMROCK, FIRST $3,080.56 STILLWATER, CHINESE $2,500.00 STILLWATER, COUNTRYSIDE $0.00 STILLWATER, CROSS BRAND COWBOY $0.00 STILLWATER, EAGLE HEIGHTS $32,431.00 STILLWATER, FIRST $4,408.87 STILLWATER, HILLCREST $3,499.98 STILLWATER, HISPANA BETHEL $884.48 STILLWATER, KOREAN $0.00 STILLWATER, SOUTHSIDE $7,504.00

$621.15 $13,969.00 $0.00 $13,826.04 $0.00 $200.00 $5,451.35 $605.00 $22,898.80 $0.00 $483.19 $5,500.00 $2,900.19 $1,523.27 $1,122.00 $1,552.02 $5,671.08 $0.00 $2,669.63 $11,578.23 $1,260.00 $0.00 $2,785.71 $2,811.00 $1,913.45 $6,715.58 $2,393.55 $2,573.79 $0.00 $9,915.51 $0.00 $0.00 $36,914.01 $10,977.82 $769.11 $1,469.09 $300.00 $2,072.30 $5,579.00 $1,450.65 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $29,081.22 $3,784.70 $3,000.00 $110.58 $0.00 $5,604.00

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STILLWATER, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS $1,538.70 TERLTON, FIRST $1,544.26 YALE, COUNCIL VALLEY $1,095.34 YALE, FELLOWSHIP $5,586.56 YALE, FIRST $2,164.73 Totals $254,293.08

$7,726.68 $1,992.92 $1,500.17 $6,199.77 $2,147.85 $241,619.41

Church VINITA, FIRST VINITA, KELSO FAITH VINITA, TRINITY VINITA, WHITE OAK WELCH WELCH, MAYBELLE Totals

2026

$1,728.35 $13,313.14 $700.00 $500.00 $651.42 $509.49 $401.14 $526.64 $1,966.49 $2,180.95 $351.12 $372.40 $111,107.61 $128,204.00

COMANCHe-COTTON

eAST CeNTRAL

APACHE, COWBOY $0.00 $0.00 CACHE, FIRST $0.00 $11,810.13 CACHE, WICHITA $0.00 $0.00 CHATTANOOGA, ANTIOCH $0.00 $0.00 CHATTANOOGA, FIRST $3,402.13 $4,709.24 DEVOL, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 ELGIN, CROSSROADS $15,560.00 $11,156.00 ELGIN, GRACE COMMUNITY $791.16 $616.97 ELGIN, LOCUST GROVE $2,764.10 $1,636.48 FAXON, FIRST $630.00 $0.00 FLETCHER, FIRST $21,170.78 $19,081.38 GERONIMO, FIRST $1,245.48 $1,315.15 GRANDFIELD, CALVARY $0.00 $125.48 GRANDFIELD, FIRST $5,356.40 $5,694.37 INDIAHOMA $1,500.00 $1,500.00 LAWTON, ALL NATIONS $0.00 $0.00 LAWTON, CACHE CREEK COWBOY $0.00 $0.00 LAWTON, CALVARY $5,243.97 $4,794.52 LAWTON, CAMERON $24,069.70 $26,957.51 LAWTON, CENTRAL $14,582.30 $14,963.73 LAWTON, FIRST $61,194.26 $51,847.03 LAWTON, FIRST EAST $74,922.36 $60,527.89 LAWTON, FIRST WEST $38,567.92 $31,296.98 LAWTON, FRIENDSHIP $450.00 $890.00 LAWTON, IGLESIA BAUTISTA SOBRE LA ROCA $164.95 $0.00 LAWTON, IMMANUEL $1,037.58 $763.68 LAWTON, KOREAN FIRST $0.00 $0.00 LAWTON, LETITIA $12,263.71 $16,710.97 LAWTON, MOUNT CALVARY $0.00 $0.00 LAWTON, NORTHSIDE $300.00 $150.00 LAWTON, OLIVET $1,303.56 $1,162.16 LAWTON, PARADISE VALLEY $14,681.71 $13,750.78 LAWTON, POLLARD AVENUE $0.00 $0.00 LAWTON, ST. JAMES $0.00 $0.00 LAWTON, TRINITY $2,787.00 $2,922.51 MARLOW, DENTON $2,667.60 $2,600.00 MEDICINE PARK, FIRST $0.00 $2,016.55 RANDLETT $1,344.56 $1,798.45 RANDLETT, UNION VALLEY $8,724.87 $10,933.03 SNYDER, SOUTHSIDE $960.91 $925.72 STERLING, FIRST $2,296.37 $2,782.49 TEMPLE, FIRST $6,023.89 $4,455.70 WALTERS, AHPEATONE $0.00 $0.00 WALTERS, CALVARY $1,670.90 $2,361.80 WALTERS, FIRST $40,579.60 $38,663.19 WALTERS, NEW SALEM $0.00 $0.00 Totals $368,257.77 $350,919.89

BLACKGUM, FIRST $1,200.00 COLCORD, SOLID ROCK $300.00 COOKSON $1,367.37 GORE, CROSSING $600.00 GORE, FIRST SOUTHERN $4,684.00 MARBLE CITY, FIRST $1,640.31 MULDROW, FELLOWSHIP $3,288.00 MULDROW, FIRST $2,415.00 MULDROW, MONTE CALVARIO $0.00 MULDROW, SHORT $2,308.35 MULDROW, VICTORY $0.00 PARK HILL, CARTER $2,781.09 PARK HILL, KEYS $600.00 PEGGS, FIRST SOUTHERN $0.00 PROCTOR, FIRST $0.00 ROLAND, ROLAND HILLS $1,304.99 ROLAND, SWON ROAD $778.90 SALLISAW, BLUNT $2,417.00 SALLISAW, EASTSIDE $0.00 SALLISAW, FIRST $20,852.76 SALLISAW, FIRST AKINS $0.00 SALLISAW, HANSON FIRST $1,897.00 SALLISAW, IMMANUEL $0.00 SALLISAW, PRICES CHAPEL $232.00 STILWELL, BIDDING CREEK $1,416.14 STILWELL, BUNCH $613.00 STILWELL, CALVARY SOUTHERN $300.00 STILWELL, FIRST $0.00 STILWELL, ROCK SPRINGS $6,092.00 STILWELL, VICTORY SOUTHERN $1,270.52 TAHLEQUAH, ANTIOCH $0.00 TAHLEQUAH, BOUDINOT $0.00 TAHLEQUAH, CROSSWAY $107.46 TAHLEQUAH, ELDON $332.79 TAHLEQUAH, FIRST $57,211.29 TAHLEQUAH, GRACE $250.00 TAHLEQUAH, PARK HILL $14,605.83 TAHLEQUAH, RIVER VALLEY $677.19 TAHLEQUAH, SOUTHSIDE $3,000.00 VIAN $351.27 WATTS, FIRST $2,082.00 WELLING, BARBER $0.00 WESTVILLE, BARON $4,365.02 WESTVILLE, CHRISTIE SOUTHERN $2,029.10 WESTVILLE, FIRST $1,250.00 Totals $144,620.38

CRAIG-MAYeS ADAIR, FIRST $21,285.72 ADAIR, PLEASANT HOPE $0.00 AFTON, CLEORA $367.86 BIG CABIN $496.30 BIG CABIN, UTOPIA $0.00 BLUEJACKET, CORNERSTONE FAITH $612.53 BLUEJACKET, FIRST $7,125.56 BLUEJACKET, TIMBERHILL $901.57 CHOUTEAU, FIRST $2,250.00 INOLA, COWBOY GATHERIN’ $1,200.00 KETCHUM, FIRST SOUTHERN $363.00 LANGLEY, FIRST $10,375.00 LOCUST GROVE, CEDAR CREST $874.37 LOCUST GROVE, FAITH $343.60 LOCUST GROVE, FIRST $10,187.04 LOCUST GROVE, LIFE FELLOWSHIP $0.00 MAZIE, FIRST $0.00 PRYOR, COO-Y-YAH $0.00 PRYOR, EXCITING SOUTHEAST $4,238.00 PRYOR, FIRST $7,639.29 PRYOR, HERITAGE SOUTHERN $250.00 PRYOR, LIFE FELLOWSHIP $20,896.27 PRYOR, PLEASANT VIEW $0.00 SALINA, FIRST $3,769.43 SALINA, LAKEVIEW $3,704.55 SPAVINAW, FIRST $1,970.88 STRANG, FIRST $1,345.00 VINITA, BUNKER HILL $3,000.00 VINITA, CALVARY $1,739.00 VINITA, CARTER $258.22 VINITA, DUPREE COMMUNITY $115.90

$20,543.93 $0.00 $1,956.31 $390.10 $0.00 $601.46 $7,095.66 $859.15 $2,700.00 $1,200.00 $410.69 $8,598.00 $625.80 $458.76 $19,202.42 $0.00 $684.91 $0.00 $4,498.00 $7,790.77 $250.00 $18,459.85 $498.44 $2,988.00 $2,809.35 $1,818.26 $1,888.00 $2,500.00 $1,555.00 $296.94 $121.58

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$1,800.00 $300.00 $862.01 $0.00 $3,631.00 $1,738.25 $3,099.00 $2,805.00 $0.00 $2,380.74 $0.00 $3,999.68 $600.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,684.49 $729.40 $2,328.78 $0.00 $21,390.53 $0.00 $1,637.00 $0.00 $158.32 $6,218.84 $1,229.00 $300.00 $3,000.00 $4,191.00 $1,662.42 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $530.45 $41,828.67 $250.00 $18,033.72 $560.14 $2,500.00 $223.42 $3,745.00 $500.00 $2,906.08 $2,310.66 $2,000.00 $141,133.60

eNON ARDMORE, BROCK $0.00 $240.00 ARDMORE, EMMANUEL $50,683.23 $41,923.49 ARDMORE, FIRST $303,964.77 $255,270.90 ARDMORE, MARY NIBLACK $6,399.00 $5,984.00 ARDMORE, PRIMERA IGLESIA DE BAUTISTA HISPANA $1,370.00 $844.00 ARDMORE, RAWHIDE CHURCH $4,324.44 $2,080.71 ARDMORE, SOUTHWEST $3,431.03 $1,992.34 ARDMORE, TRINITY $14,360.24 $13,081.34 BURNEYVILLE $0.00 $1,522.30 BURNEYVILLE, JIMTOWN $1,595.28 $4,941.00 DICKSON, FAITH SOUTHERN $3,765.00 $6,937.36 DICKSON, FIRST $5,628.36 $5,380.80 FOX $1,000.00 $1,200.00 GENE AUTRY, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 HEALDTON, FIRST $10,625.73 $12,924.54 LEON $0.00 $0.00 LOCO, FIRST $3,810.20 $3,326.30 LONE GROVE, CHEEK $5,528.10 $3,745.08 LONE GROVE, FIRST $27,922.32 $14,597.45 MARIETTA, EASTSIDE $6,858.09 $6,373.16 MARIETTA, FIRST $33,620.97 $36,441.50 MARIETTA, PRIMERA HISPANIA $0.00 $0.00 MARIETTA, SHADY DALE $0.00 $0.00 OVERBROOK, EASTMAN $5,088.41 $4,695.68 OVERBROOK, MARSDEN $2,287.65 $2,460.36 RATLIFF CITY, FIRST $3,040.12 $3,880.90 RATLIFF CITY, MILO $0.00 $0.00 RINGLING, FIRST $1,048.80 $2,153.29 SPRINGER, FIRST SOUTHERN $5,625.23 $5,491.06 THACKERVILLE, FIRST $3,851.00 $3,907.00 WILSON, FIRST $6,517.64 $7,239.13 WILSON, REXROAT $2,173.69 $2,315.46 WILSON, RUBOTTOM $1,177.30 $1,406.20

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$2,343.84 $2,410.41 $518,040.44 $454,765.76

FRISCO ANTLERS, DARWIN $2,306.60 $2,885.50 ANTLERS, FIRST $8,724.00 $12,737.00 ANTLERS, LITTLE CEDAR $1,232.55 $2,125.50 ANTLERS, WESTSIDE $317.00 $382.00 BOSWELL, FIRST $4,696.21 $2,736.75 BROKEN BOW, CHAPEL OF THE PINES $0.00 $437.82 BROKEN BOW, FIRST $37,708.64 $51,655.65 CLAYTON, FIRST $568.60 $2,239.35 CLEBIT, FIRST $1,177.33 $961.94 FINLEY $11,988.47 $10,570.06 FINLEY, ONE CREEK VALLEY $1,592.00 $1,612.00 FORT TOWSON, CORINTH $231.00 $252.00 FORT TOWSON, FAITHWAY $0.00 $0.00 FORT TOWSON, FIRST $2,705.00 $2,103.00 FORT TOWSON, SOBOL $1,800.00 $1,800.00 GARVIN, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 GOLDEN $2,968.65 $3,238.97 GRANT, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 HONOBIA, FIRST $0.00 $81.00 HUGO, CLAYTON AVENUE $443.30 $2,360.82 HUGO, COWBOY CROSSING $0.00 $0.00 HUGO, EMMANUEL $0.00 $0.00 HUGO, FIRST $20,883.05 $25,247.06 HUGO, OAK GROVE $9,592.67 $8,919.19 HUGO, SHOALS $3,434.74 $6,949.30 HUGO, SOUTHSIDE $244.68 $1,601.41 HUGO, TRINITY $769.00 $1,720.00 HUGO, UNITY $1,346.85 $2,706.75 HUGO, VICTORY $749.88 $921.31 IDABEL, CENTRAL $529.11 $738.86 IDABEL, FIRST $19,010.75 $28,255.46 IDABEL, FOREST HILL $0.00 $0.00 IDABEL, IMMANUEL $0.00 $0.00 IDABEL, TRINITY $15,544.00 $12,476.61 MOYERS $3,735.91 $4,139.48 MOYERS, MILLER $1,507.82 $1,783.41 NASHOBA VALLEY $50.00 $0.00 RATTAN, CLOUDY $1,610.45 $1,465.29 RATTAN, FIRST $2,394.80 $3,555.54 RUFE $394.30 $400.66 SAWYER, FIRST $3,815.70 $3,482.17 SOPER, ARCHEY $869.28 $898.11 SOPER, FIRST $2,403.00 $2,812.00 SOPER, KENT $2,220.22 $2,817.47 TOM, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 VALLIANT, FIRST $20,413.57 $21,015.11 VALLIANT, PILGRIM REST $152.29 $151.63 VALLIANT, TRINITY $8,831.97 $7,269.57 WRIGHT CITY, FIRST $3,203.46 $2,933.82 Totals $202,166.85 $240,439.57

GRADY ALEX SOUTHERN $7,709.00 $7,937.75 AMBER, FIRST $4,468.08 $6,002.50 BLANCHARD, MIDDLEBERG $4,520.00 $5,859.00 BLANCHARD, MIDWAY SOUTHERN $2,077.75 $2,163.18 BLANCHARD, OPEN DOOR $0.00 $0.00 BLANCHARD, RIDGECREST $1,875.00 $1,875.00 BRADLEY, FIRST $3,798.52 $1,520.78 CEMENT, LAVERTY $6,566.00 $3,699.00 CHICKASHA, COLLEGE HEIGHTS $32,062.37 $34,541.53 CHICKASHA, FELLOWSHIP OF AMERICAN INDIANS $0.00 $0.00 CHICKASHA, FIRST $106,559.98 $88,996.51 CHICKASHA, MICHIGAN AVENUE $350.00 $0.00 CHICKASHA, SHARON $1,245.81 $2,692.25 CHICKASHA, SON RISE $5,346.00 $5,111.81 CHICKASHA, SOUTHERN HILLS $700.00 $600.00 CHICKASHA, TRINITY $6,140.85 $4,166.11 EL RENO, NEW HOPE $4,620.00 $13,423.00 MINCO, FIRST $14,485.80 $16,553.18 MINCO, HAZEL DELL $1,597.80 $2,154.89 NINNEKAH, FIRST $27,233.26 $25,848.00 POCASSET, FIRST MISSIONARY $34,722.76 $38,763.93 RUSH SPRINGS, COX CITY $3,092.00 $2,200.00 RUSH SPRINGS, SOUTHERN $2,612.57 $2,943.41 RUSH SPRINGS, VIMY RIDGE $16,823.34 $18,629.76 TUTTLE, FIRST $27,948.18 $27,007.04 TUTTLE, HERITAGE FAMILY $6,134.00 $7,022.00 TUTTLE, TRUE OAK FELLOWSHIP $0.00 $0.00 YUKON, STABLE ROCK $4,559.04 $4,771.33 Totals $327,248.11 $324,481.96

GReAT PLAINS ALTUS, EMMANUEL ALTUS, FIRST ALTUS, FRIENDSHIP

$2,916.65 $124,280.40 $8,723.45

$3,499.98 $139,658.39 $9,381.38

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ALTUS, GREAT PLAINS REFORMED

$0.00 $0.00 ALTUS, MARTHA ROAD $32,006.03 $31,480.78 ALTUS, PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA $0.00 $500.00 ALTUS, SOUTHSIDE $2,907.48 $2,197.73 ALTUS, TRINITY $1,409.12 $934.64 BLAIR, FIRST $5,414.19 $6,482.09 CARTER, FIRST $2,286.00 $1,781.00 CARTER, RETROP $500.00 $240.00 CHEYENNE, FIRST $28,058.55 $26,513.04 CRAWFORD, MAGNOLIA $6,170.73 $2,657.00 DUKE, FIRST $834.89 $1,557.33 DUKE, PRAIRIE HILL $0.00 $0.00 DURHAM $13,768.55 $5,605.54 ELDORADO, CORINTH $7,959.36 $5,011.60 ELDORADO, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 ELK CITY, EASTSIDE $2,345.00 $2,128.00 ELK CITY, FAIRVIEW $4,309.32 $3,500.61 ELK CITY, FIRST $77,736.62 $79,264.24 ELK CITY, FIRST HISPANIC FAMILIA DE FE $1,798.00 $1,898.93 ELK CITY, MAIN STREET $15,238.95 $10,743.64 ELK CITY, ONE $0.00 $0.00 ELK CITY, PRAIRIE VIEW $6,015.40 $4,181.30 ELMER, HESS $1,520.82 $1,514.64 ERICK, FIRST $2,643.51 $5,385.68 FREDERICK, FIRST $19,975.95 $17,726.85 GRANITE, FIRST $4,085.65 $4,514.26 GRANITE, LAKE CREEK $2,645.29 $3,533.85 HAMMON, FIRST $6,606.24 $4,002.28 HEADRICK, FIRST $551.47 $645.90 HOLLIS, FAITH $0.00 $0.00 HOLLIS, FIRST $10,731.98 $15,847.20 LEEDEY, FIRST $6,457.41 $6,675.21 LEEDY, MOOREWOOD MISSIONARY $0.00 $0.00 MANGUM, ABUNDANT LIFE $1,590.75 $1,507.31 MANGUM, FIRST $5,992.73 $813.16 MANGUM, RUSSELL $2,568.00 $1,861.00 MANGUM, TRINITY $936.00 $989.00 OLUSTEE, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 REYDON, FIRST $1,602.62 $762.51 RHEA, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 ROOSEVELT, FIRST $0.00 $4,776.92 SAYRE, BUFFALO $440.00 $460.00 SAYRE, FIRST $26,637.39 $23,702.70 SAYRE, HEXT $0.00 $0.00 SAYRE, LONE OAK $0.00 $0.00 SNYDER, FIRST $12,579.87 $14,776.17 SWEETWATER, FIRST $5,635.59 $3,517.22 TEXOLA, FIRST $1,095.50 $1,189.16 TIPTON, FIRST $4,087.72 $5,397.04 VINSON $0.00 $0.00 WILLOW, FIRST $1,780.58 $3,228.90 WILLOW, SPRING CREEK $785.60 $1,014.40 Totals $465,629.36 $463,058.58

JOHNSTON-MARSHALL BROMIDE $2,181.90 COLEMAN BAPTIST $0.00 CONNERVILLE, FIRST $1,200.00 KENEFIC, BUTCHER PEN $306.60 KINGSTON, BAY POINT $1,208.62 KINGSTON, CROSS ROADS $2,908.89 KINGSTON, ENOS $1,595.65 KINGSTON, FIRST $17,572.98 KINGSTON, HILLTOP $1,191.21 KINGSTON, NEW HOPE SOUTHERN $0.00 KINGSTON, TEXOMA SOUTHERN $7,178.70 KINGSTON, WILLIS $5,815.85 LEBANON, FIRST $0.00 MADILL, CUMBERLAND $2,959.00 MADILL, FIRST $60,183.96 MADILL, GRANTHAM $6,711.29 MADILL, LITTLE CITY $2,124.77 MADILL, NUEVA VIDA $547.00 MADILL, OAKVIEW $8,008.37 MANNSVILLE, FIRST $10,428.47 MILBURN, FIRST $2,810.40 MILBURN, NIDA $0.00 MILL CREEK, FIRST $0.00 RAVIA $631.96 TISHOMINGO, BULLARD CHAPEL $2,083.00 TISHOMINGO, CALVARY $495.76 TISHOMINGO, FIRST $6,220.34 WAPANUCKA, FIRST $0.00 Totals $144,364.72

$3,333.45 $1,085.88 $1,243.00 $1,923.24 $1,798.95 $2,369.70 $1,789.15 $18,358.14 $1,283.00 $0.00 $7,473.16 $4,792.41 $249.50 $2,429.00 $61,584.35 $5,631.00 $3,122.71 $729.00 $7,123.92 $13,368.40 $2,604.80 $0.00 $0.00 $300.36 $1,650.00 $632.22 $3,493.97 $0.00 $148,369.31

KAY BLACKWELL, FIRST

$2,608.47

$1,393.56

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BLACKWELL, IGLESIA BAUTISTA EMANUEL $0.00 BLACKWELL, IMMANUEL $10,000.02 BURBANK, FIRST $1,767.05 FAIRFAX, FIRST OSAGE $0.00 KAW CITY, OAK GROVE $3,186.72 KILDARE $0.00 LAMONT, FIRST $452.00 MARLAND, FIRST $0.00 NEWKIRK, FIRST $50.00 PONCA CITY, CRESTVIEW $1,110.00 PONCA CITY, FIRST $42,196.53 PONCA CITY, HISPANA $100.00 PONCA CITY, NEW FAITH $0.00 PONCA CITY, NEWPOINT $0.00 PONCA CITY, NORTHEAST $38,645.91 PONCA CITY, OSAGE HEIGHTS $1,301.64 PONCA CITY, PONCA INDIAN $0.00 PONCA CITY, PROVIDENCE $240.00 PONCA CITY, RANCH DRIVE $289.55 PONCA CITY, SUNSET $2,450.00 RED ROCK, FIRST $400.00 RED ROCK, OTOE $0.00 SHIDLER, FIRST $0.00 TONKAWA, FAITH $0.00 TONKAWA, FIRST $1,400.00 Totals $106,197.89

$0.00 $10,000.02 $1,982.95 $1,626.71 $3,635.60 $0.00 $450.00 $792.75 $534.33 $370.00 $45,730.63 $100.00 $0.00 $0.00 $37,494.44 $1,371.51 $0.00 $240.00 $171.49 $3,885.00 $212.50 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,200.00 $111,191.49

LeFLORe ALBION, FIRST $179.10 ARKOMA, FIRST $2,593.79 BOKOSHE, FIRST $955.66 CAMERON, FIRST $24.00 CAMERON, LIBERTY HILL $2,592.57 HEAVENER, BIG CREEK $10,666.90 HEAVENER, BIG CREEK HISPANIC $20.00 HEAVENER, FIRST $28,091.00 HEAVENER, FORRESTER $1,385.00 HEAVENER, HONTUBBY $618.00 HEAVENER, INDEPENDENCE $0.00 HEAVENER, LOVING $5,532.00 HEAVENER, NUEVA VIDA EN CRISTO $0.00 HEAVENER, PAGE $0.00 HEAVENER, PERRY CHAPEL $150.00 HEAVENER, PILGRIMS REST $180.86 HEAVENER, TRINITY $1,250.00 HODGEN, FIRST $1,237.10 HODGEN, STAPP-ZOE $1,181.36 HOWE, FIRST $450.00 HOWE, MOUNTAIN VIEW $0.00 HOWE, SPRINGHILL $9,308.07 HOWE, THE HIGHWAY $600.00 HOWE, VICTORY $0.00 KEOTA, COWLINGTON $0.00 LEFLORE, FIRST $305.70 MENA, FRIENDSHIP $318.75 MONROE, FIRST $6,161.00 MUSE, FIRST $342.40 PANAMA, FIRST $414.54 POCOLA, FIRST $3,654.12 POCOLA, TRINITY $1,550.81 POTEAU, CROSS COMMUNITY $9,180.00 POTEAU, DOUBLE BRANCH $4,882.18 POTEAU, FIRST $7,244.87 POTEAU, HISPANIC $0.00 POTEAU, SOUTHSIDE $29,384.80 POTEAU, TRINITY $1,822.00 ROCK ISLAND, FRIENDSHIP $1,241.44 SHADY POINT, CALHOUN $3,662.82 SHADY POINT, FIRST $3,129.00 SMITHVILLE, OCTAVIA $11,660.98 SPIRO, CALVARY SOUTHERN $0.00 SPIRO, FIRST $0.00 TALIHINA, BUFFALO VALLEY $1,730.73 TALIHINA, FALFA $851.55 TALIHINA, FIRST $4,141.48 TALIHINA, GOD’S COUNTRY COWBOY $600.00 TALIHINA, PRAIRIE GROVE $5,247.32 WHITESBORO $2,346.00 WISTER, BETHEL $3,381.17 WISTER, FIRST SOUTHERN $736.61 WISTER, HEART O’ THE HILLS $0.00 WISTER, SUMMERFIELD $1,647.00 Totals $172,652.68

$1,146.00 $2,701.24 $915.61 $0.00 $2,162.65 $11,760.96 $0.00 $26,863.00 $1,618.00 $764.00 $0.00 $1,930.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $205.93 $1,500.00 $1,323.06 $1,890.40 $450.00 $0.00 $5,680.84 $600.00 $0.00 $0.00 $524.00 $0.00 $3,322.00 $439.00 $610.43 $2,410.00 $2,081.83 $6,000.00 $8,617.04 $6,107.85 $0.00 $30,134.33 $1,498.00 $787.50 $3,246.36 $1,879.00 $9,994.62 $0.00 $0.00 $1,430.17 $602.47 $5,148.39 $500.00 $5,264.67 $2,858.00 $1,332.63 $0.00 $1,140.72 $1,573.00 $159,013.70

MeTRO NeTWORK OKC ARCADIA, FIRST SOUTHERN BETHANY, COUNCIL ROAD BETHANY, FIRST

$11,561.56 $58,500.00 $15,169.56

$16,208.27 $58,500.00 $16,566.06

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BETHANY, FUENTE DE VIDA $452.28 $442.94 BETHANY, MACEDONIA $0.00 $0.00 BETHANY, TULAKES COVENANT FELLOWSHIP $1,908.22 $234.00 CHOCTAW, CHOCTAW ROAD $183,060.42 $147,093.07 CHOCTAW, EASTLAND HILLS $300.00 $300.00 CHOCTAW, FIRST $54,375.80 $49,845.01 DEL CITY, DEL VIEW $0.00 $800.00 DEL CITY, FIRST SOUTHERN $42,491.91 $43,298.19 DEL CITY, SOLOMON TEMPLE $0.00 $0.00 DEL CITY, SUNNYLANE SOUTHERN $1,200.00 $1,200.00 EDMOND, ACTS COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 EDMOND, CHISHOLM CREEK $300.00 $500.00 EDMOND, DEEPEN $0.00 $0.00 EDMOND, EDMOND COMMUNITY $1,000.00 $1,000.00 EDMOND, FIRST $50.00 $224.48 EDMOND, FIRST BANGLA $0.00 $0.00 EDMOND, FIRST INDIAN $0.00 $0.00 EDMOND, HENDERSON HILLS $56,275.02 $47,163.23 EDMOND, HIGHLAND PARK $2,197.87 $3,516.47 EDMOND, HISPANA $4,428.00 $5,329.00 EDMOND, KHORASAN CHURCH $0.00 $0.00 EDMOND, NORTH POINTE $11,943.47 $12,422.85 EDMOND, OAKDALE $72,289.52 $82,633.92 EDMOND, UNBOUND $0.00 $0.00 EDMOND, VINTAGE $0.00 $0.00 EDMOND, WATERLOO ROAD $95,415.00 $82,298.00 FOREST PARK, NORTHEAST MISSIONARY $0.00 $2,952.00 GUTHRIE, CHARTER OAK $2,988.59 $8,429.00 GUTHRIE, COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 GUTHRIE, FIRST SOUTHERN $16,042.65 $14,152.21 GUTHRIE, LAKEVIEW $0.00 $0.00 HARRAH, FIRST $32,191.79 $23,139.55 HARRAH, LEGACY $0.00 $0.00 JONES, FIRST $6,535.15 $6,932.54 LUTHER, FIRST $1,500.00 $1,000.00 MOORE, PHILIPPINE INTERNATIONAL $1,046.20 $1,375.30 MUSTANG, CHISHOLM HEIGHTS $110,198.62 $112,524.52 MUSTANG, FIRST $111,340.70 $115,348.97 MUSTANG, MUSTANG HEIGHTS $7,732.58 $8,245.15 MWC, COUNTRY ESTATES $34,334.58 $34,401.20 MWC, CREST $2,305.78 $2,091.52 MWC, EASTPOINT $1,400.00 $600.00 MWC, EASTWOOD $12,376.62 $12,309.17 MWC, FIRST $28,613.69 $25,106.37 MWC, GIDEONS’S LIGHTHOUSE $50.00 $340.00 MWC, KOREAN $0.00 $1,013.54 MWC, MEADOWOOD $86,086.00 $71,322.80 MWC, NEW COMMUNITY $543.50 $383.90 MWC, SOLDIER CREEK $1,396.61 $0.00 MWC, SOONER $2,594.85 $3,032.59 NEWALLA, COUNTRYSIDE $2,769.87 $2,185.56 NEWALLA, FIRST $700.00 $600.00 NICOMA PARK, FIRST $34,987.37 $18,948.67 OKC TABERNACLE $800.00 $0.00 OKC, BEVERLY HILLS $557.10 $380.98 OKC, BRIDGEPOINT $0.00 $200.00 OKC, BRIGHT CITY $0.00 $0.00 OKC, BRITTON $459.45 $424.73 OKC, BROOKWOOD $60,221.49 $64,746.10 OKC, BRYANT AVENUE $600.00 $800.00 OKC, CALVARY MISSIONARY $60.00 $100.00 OKC, CAMILLE AVENUE $100.00 $200.00 OKC, CAPITOL HILL $61,962.39 $56,920.05 OKC, CENTRAL $2,475.00 $1,586.05 OKC, CHEROKEE HILLS $46,391.66 $49,324.94 OKC, CHINESE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, CHURCH AT THE VILLAGE $4,006.81 $4,201.27 OKC, CIRCLE OF LIFE $500.00 $0.00 OKC, CIUDAD DE DIOS $0.00 $0.00 OKC, CLASSEN BOULEVARD $500.00 $3,893.53 OKC, CRESTVIEW $1,698.65 $3,546.16 OKC, CROSSROADS $600.00 $600.00 OKC, CROSSTOWN $0.00 $1,200.00 OKC, DEAF CHURCH $1,010.00 $1,295.00 OKC, DICKSON $0.00 $0.00 OKC, DUMAS AVENUE SOUTHERN $0.00 $0.00 OKC, EAGLE HEIGHTS $7,500.00 $7,500.00 OKC, EL OLIVAR $0.00 $0.00 OKC, EMANUEL HISPANIC $3,095.68 $3,163.89 OKC, EXCHANGE AVENUE $28,914.66 $12,180.27 OKC, FIRST HISPANIC $0.00 $0.00 OKC, FORTIETH STREET $0.00 $0.00 OKC, FREEDOM WORHSHIP $0.00 $0.00 OKC, GLORIETA $11,192.00 $10,714.00 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, GREATER TRINITY $0.00 $0.00

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OKC, HEAVENLY HEIGHTS $0.00 $3,039.43 OKC, HERITAGE $3,300.00 $3,300.00 OKC, HIGHLAND HILLS $0.00 $0.00 OKC, IGLESIA BAUTISTA CENTRAL $2,500.00 $5,094.92 OKC, IGLESIA BAUTISTA GRACIA DE DIOS $75.00 $150.00 OKC, IGLESIA LAVILLA $62.00 $233.40 OKC, IGLESIA PALABRA VIVA $597.88 $320.30 OKC, INDIAN COMMUNITY $1,648.94 $988.80 OKC, INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY $2,310.00 $2,109.00 OKC, INTERNATIONAL GRACE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, JAPANESE MISSION $0.00 $0.00 OKC, JESUS ES EL CAMINO $0.00 $523.00 OKC, KELHAM $10,069.52 $10,654.63 OKC, KENTUCKY AVENUE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, KNOB HILL $0.00 $0.00 OKC, LAO-THAI $245.00 $175.00 OKC, MAYRIDGE $9,121.00 $11,745.00 OKC, MIRACLE TEMPLE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, MISSION OKC $300.00 $250.00 OKC, NEW BETHEL $0.00 $0.00 OKC, NEW LIFE MISSION $0.00 $0.00 OKC, NEW VISION COMMUNITY $3,200.00 $3,112.50 OKC, NEWCHURCH $1,200.00 $1,200.00 OKC, NORTHEAST FELLOWSHIP $675.00 $0.00 OKC, NORTHWEST $44,288.72 $46,397.61 OKC, NUEVA VIDA $917.17 $936.05 OKC, OIKOS $0.00 $0.00 OKC, OKLAHOMA ZOTUNG $0.00 $0.00 OKC, OLIVET $4,229.00 $11,484.00 OKC, PLAINVIEW $3,797.00 $4,585.78 OKC, PORTLAND AVENUE $21,792.02 $19,165.82 OKC, PROSPECT $0.00 $0.00 OKC, PROVIDENCE $0.00 $15,720.00 OKC, PUTNAM CITY $36,806.50 $29,682.33 OKC, QUAIL SPRINGS $482,407.14 $428,044.07 OKC, RIOS DE AGUA VIVA $523.27 $1,036.80 OKC, ROCA FUERTE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, ROCKWOOD $0.00 $0.00 OKC, SHIELDS BOULEVARD $2,553.03 $2,074.68 OKC, SOUTH LINDSAY $10,123.50 $7,896.91 OKC, SOUTHERN HILLS $336,877.77 $321,278.36 OKC, SPRINGDALE $2,657.00 $3,267.00 OKC, STONE FELLOWSHIP $900.00 $0.00 OKC, THRIVE $6,197.70 $8,885.27 OKC, TRINITY $4,347.64 $2,962.97 OKC, TRINITY CHINESE $815.20 $495.72 OKC, TRINITY MISSIONARY $0.00 $0.00 OKC, TRUE LIGHT $256.00 $98.00 OKC, VICTORY $2,171.00 $2,087.00 OKC, VILLAGE $14,254.33 $3,165.63 OKC, VISION COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 OKC, WESTERN AVENUE $250.00 $250.00 OKC, WILMONT PLACE $838.00 $996.00 OKC, ZOMI CHRISTIAN $1,430.00 $1,064.18 PIEDMONT, FIRST $16,475.73 $34,471.93 SPENCER, ANTIOCH $825.00 $250.00 SPENCER, TRUELOVE $0.00 $0.00 WHEATLAND, FIRST $2,225.93 $2,733.81 YUKON, CANADIAN VALLEY $1,725.16 $2,356.43 YUKON, FIRST $28,968.23 $29,073.55 YUKON, REFUGE $0.00 $4,828.86 YUKON, SURREY HILLS $31,185.19 $29,316.15 YUKON, TOGETHER WE CHURCH $71,140.86 $57,364.38 Totals $2,511,581.08 $2,375,852.27

MULLINS ADDINGTON $0.00 COMANCHE, CORUM $3,178.71 COMANCHE, COUNTRYSIDE $7,849.96 COMANCHE, FIRST $7,649.10 COMANCHE, PATTERSON $7,569.14 COUNTYLINE, FIRST $0.00 DUNCAN, EL DIVINO SALVADOR $0.00 DUNCAN, FAIR $10,359.76 DUNCAN, FIRST $35,283.26 DUNCAN, FREEDOM BIKER $3,500.00 DUNCAN, GRACE $0.00 DUNCAN, IMMANUEL $3,756.69 DUNCAN, LIBERTY $7,926.78 DUNCAN, NEW HOPE WEST $111,568.95 DUNCAN, PARKVIEW $4,064.23 DUNCAN, WESTERN HEIGHTS $308.19 HASTINGS $3,943.34 IRVING, FIRST $3,912.26 MARLOW, CENTRAL $17,017.47 MARLOW, EASTSIDE $12,519.09 MARLOW, FIRST $53,571.73 MARLOW, LAKESIDE $0.00 MERIDIAN, FIRST $200.00

$0.00 $2,652.46 $8,104.23 $4,173.00 $6,950.62 $0.00 $0.00 $8,105.73 $34,586.38 $2,500.00 $0.00 $4,043.84 $2,820.96 $102,253.81 $3,869.19 $330.00 $3,446.31 $5,832.06 $16,518.42 $13,386.15 $75,000.00 $2,772.82 $0.00

Church RYAN, FIRST TERRAL, FIRST VELMA WAURIKA, FIRST Totals

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$600.00 $600.00 $2,813.54 $2,424.43 $62,981.84 $41,900.67 $7,108.01 $6,452.22 $367,682.05 $348,723.30

MUSCOGee-SeMINOLe-WICHITA ANADARKO, ROCK SPRING $0.00 BOWLEGS, CEDAR CREEK $0.00 BRAGGS, SAND SPRING $0.00 BRISTOW, TRUE VINE INDIAN $0.00 BUNCH, BEAVER INDIAN $0.00 CALVIN, TOOKPARFKA $400.00 CHECOTAH, DEEP FORK HILLABEE $0.00 CROMWELL, LITTLE QUARSARTY $0.00 EUFAULA, ARTUSSEE $0.00 EUFAULA, LITTLE COWETA INDIAN $0.00 EUFAULA, NEW ARBOR INDIAN $0.00 EUFAULA, OKFUSKEE $0.00 EUFAULA, TUSKEGEE $0.00 EUFAULA, WEST EUFAULA INDIAN $0.00 HANNA, WEOGUFKEE $165.00 HENRYETTA, SILVER SPRING $600.00 KONAWA, BETHLEHEM $0.00 LAMAR, MIDDLE CREEK #1 $0.00 MUSKOGEE, BUTLER CREEK $0.00 OKEMAH, ALL NATIONS $0.00 OKEMAH, BUCKEYE CREEK $0.00 OKEMAH, MONTESOMA $500.00 OKMULGEE, BELVIN $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, WEKIWA $0.00 SAPULPA, COMMUNITY INDIAN $0.00 SAPULPA, LITTLE CUSSETAH $0.00 SASAKWA, SPRING $475.64 STIDHAM, BIG ARBOR INDIAN $0.00 VIAN CREEK $0.00 WETUMKA, INDIAN $984.56 WETUMKA, SAND CREEK INDIAN $0.00 WEWOKA, AKASVMKV $341.00 Totals $3,466.20

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $375.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $165.00 $1,384.25 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $418.00 $600.00 $493.37 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $527.91 $1,045.58 $0.00 $727.39 $0.00 $251.00 $5,987.50

MUSKOGee BRAGGS, FIRST $2,216.60 $1,433.00 CHECOTAH, BRUSH HILL $2,524.26 $1,510.13 CHECOTAH, FIRST $8,477.53 $15,635.03 CHECOTAH, HOPE $742.84 $801.88 CHECOTAH, ONAPA $1,055.72 $770.10 COUNCIL HILL, ELM GROVE $6,171.85 $5,776.66 COWETA, FIRST $25,012.40 $29,496.81 COWETA, LONE STAR $7,400.69 $5,136.41 FORT GIBSON, FIRST $15,689.36 $14,060.66 FORT GIBSON, SOUTH RIDGE $2,316.92 $1,694.40 HASKELL, FIRST $1,500.00 $1,500.00 HASKELL, STONEBLUFF $2,558.71 $1,736.08 HULBERT, FIRST $4,418.73 $3,466.60 HULBERT, NORWOOD LAKEVIEW $1,159.71 $1,615.73 MUSKOGEE, ALL NATIONS $0.00 $218.45 MUSKOGEE, ANTIOCH $25.00 $100.00 MUSKOGEE, ASH STREET $1,200.00 $1,200.00 MUSKOGEE, BOSTON AVENUE $100.00 $300.00 MUSKOGEE, BRUSHY MOUNTAIN $0.00 $324.00 MUSKOGEE, CALVARY $1,779.18 $2,359.18 MUSKOGEE, CENTRAL $58.50 $72.75 MUSKOGEE, EASTERN HEIGHTS $16,361.87 $17,950.32 MUSKOGEE, FAIRVIEW $2,236.00 $2,079.00 MUSKOGEE, FIRST $14,796.64 $15,634.60 MUSKOGEE, FIRST INDIAN $79.44 $78.00 MUSKOGEE, GRACE $0.00 $0.00 MUSKOGEE, GRANDVIEW $3,106.90 $3,102.00 MUSKOGEE, IGLESIA BAUTISTA HISPANA $380.00 $230.00 MUSKOGEE, IMMANUEL $2,469.79 $741.75 MUSKOGEE, KEEFETON TRINITY $11,605.00 $9,771.00 MUSKOGEE, MEADOWBROOK $0.00 $0.00 MUSKOGEE, MOUNTAIN VIEW $1,878.67 $2,423.70 MUSKOGEE, NEW HOPE $13,483.08 $11,436.46 MUSKOGEE, OLDHAM MEMORIAL$17,077.81 $17,348.25 MUSKOGEE, SOUTHEAST $34,639.47 $41,746.36 MUSKOGEE, THREE RIVERS COWBOY $0.00 $0.00 MUSKOGEE, TIMOTHY $2,000.00 $2,000.00 OKAY, FIRST $3,569.19 $3,824.70 OKTAHA, TRINITY $0.00 $20.00 PORTER, FIRST $2,225.05 $2,154.47 PORUM, FRIENDSHIP CHAPEL $701.14 $879.82 TAHLEQUAH, CRESCENT VALLEY $5,875.00 $3,850.00 TAHLEQUAH, CRESCENT VALLEY CITY CAMPUS $0.00 $2,025.00 WAGONER, FIRST $3,600.00 $3,600.00

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WAGONER, IMMANUEL SOUTHERN $0.00 WAGONER, TWIN OAKS $0.00 WAINWRIGHT, FIRST $89.15 WARNER, FIRST $10,610.68 WEBBERS FALLS, FIRST $17,912.92 WEBBERS FALLS, GREEN VALLEY $3,553.30 Totals $252,659.10

$391.35 $1,400.00 $279.09 $10,645.48 $11,268.99 $3,850.00 $257,938.21

NORTH CANADIAN BEGGS, CROSSROADS $7,558.11 BEGGS, FIRST $0.00 BEGGS, NATURA $1,784.39 BOYNTON, ERAM $843.00 CASTLE $3,903.82 DEWAR, FIRST $23,775.68 DUSTIN, FIRST $1,035.78 HENRYETTA, FIRST $0.00 HENRYETTA, IMMANUEL $195.87 HENRYETTA, SALEM $250.00 HENRYETTA, WILSON $4,444.50 HOFFMAN, FIRST $544.16 KIEFER, FIRST $583.29 MORRIS, FIRST $4,603.16 MORRIS, LIBERTY $2,727.77 MORRIS, TRINITY $3,105.27 OKEMAH, CALVARY $0.00 OKEMAH, FIRST $15,505.47 OKEMAH, LAST CHANCE $8,532.00 OKEMAH, SKYVIEW $2,400.00 OKMULGEE, CALVARY $1,311.68 OKMULGEE, CLEARVIEW $600.00 OKMULGEE, FIRST $16,417.55 OKMULGEE, NUYAKA $2,400.00 OKMULGEE, OLD POST COWBOY $0.00 OKMULGEE, SECOND $2,098.75 OKMULGEE, TWIN HILLS $1,400.00 PADEN, FIRST $9,277.61 PHAROAH $2,257.00 PRESTON, FIRST $3,502.00 SCHULTER $3,488.43 SCHULTER, CEDAR CREEK $140.00 WELEETKA, FIRST $500.00 Totals $125,185.29

$10,607.48 $0.00 $2,426.71 $771.00 $3,823.66 $20,418.90 $988.42 $0.00 $560.70 $250.00 $3,521.50 $346.42 $0.00 $4,301.18 $2,106.16 $9,522.23 $600.00 $18,990.97 $7,639.00 $682.59 $3,277.28 $600.00 $15,848.25 $2,400.00 $350.00 $0.00 $1,600.00 $11,047.05 $1,550.00 $3,275.00 $2,880.92 $50.00 $3,012.82 $133,448.24

NORTHeASTeRN AFTON, FIRST $2,150.00 AFTON, TRINITY SOUTHERN $2,291.82 ANDERSON, BUFFALO CREEK $4,160.54 BERNICE, FIRST $0.00 CARDIN, FIRST $5,409.00 COLCORD, FIRST $225.00 COMMERCE, FIRST $2,583.00 COMMERCE, SOUTHEAST $1,134.58 EUCHA, SOUTH GRAND LAKE $1,186.38 FAIRLAND, FIRST $783.14 FAIRLAND, HUDSON CREEK $1,283.81 GROVE, DELAWARE $8,992.53 GROVE, DODGE $615.93 GROVE, ELK RIVER $1,402.47 GROVE, FIRST $65,054.33 GROVE, GRAND LAKE $769.75 GROVE, THE REFUGE AT THE LAKE $100.00 GROVE, TRINITY $2,050.00 JAY, FIRST $6,077.26 JAY, NEW HOPE $1,466.15 JAY, WHITEWATER $0.00 JAY, ZENA $1,736.67 KANSAS, CROSSTIES $0.00 KANSAS, FIRST $1,562.22 LEACH, FIRST $2,516.65 MIAMI, EASTSIDE $3,897.78 MIAMI, FIRST $17,594.69 MIAMI, GREEN ACRES $1,093.84 MIAMI, IMMANUEL $3,485.38 MIAMI, LONE STAR $2,405.80 MIAMI, MICRONESIAN $0.00 MIAMI, MOUND VALLEY $280.75 MIAMI, MOUNT ZION $1,295.00 MIAMI, NARCISSA $263.15 MIAMI, NORTHWEST $60.00 MIAMI, OTTAWA INDIAN $0.00 MIAMI, SOUTHEAST $55.00 $2,159.00 MIAMI, SOUTHERN HILLS MIAMI, TWO RIVERS $110.64 MONKEY ISLAND, LAKE CENTER $4,829.97 QUAPAW, FIRST $16,886.93 QUAPAW, SPRING RIVER INDIAN $440.00 WEST SILOAM SPRINGS, CALVARY $11,039.83

$3,862.00 $1,721.79 $6,257.40 $0.00 $4,628.00 $100.00 $2,433.15 $1,428.19 $2,575.40 $1,019.80 $1,550.42 $10,122.73 $343.80 $1,274.59 $45,163.41 $4,617.76 $0.00 $2,100.00 $7,005.59 $1,570.31 $0.00 $882.15 $0.00 $2,859.64 $1,814.53 $3,834.60 $14,447.85 $867.47 $2,793.09 $3,181.00 $40.00 $232.12 $2,245.20 $876.35 $461.23 $0.00 $105.00 $4,419.63 $0.00 $6,408.87 $17,007.81 $339.00 $8,570.44

Church WYANDOTTE, FIRST Totals

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$456.70 $500.00 $179,905.69 $169,660.32

NORTHWeSTeRN ALVA, FIRST $15,180.42 $16,572.99 ARNETT, FIRST $5,281.72 $5,407.47 BUFFALO, FIRST $4,544.03 $4,219.67 FORT SUPPLY $7,132.46 $6,583.52 GAGE, FIRST $3,000.00 $3,000.00 LAVERNE, FIRST $4,151.93 $4,032.52 MOORELAND, FIRST $24,020.28 $13,060.98 SEILING, FIRST $5,726.00 $3,290.00 SHARON, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 SHARON, SOUTH PERSIMMON $0.00 $150.00 SHATTUCK, FIRST $2,113.61 $3,778.54 VICI, FIRST $716.54 $851.60 WOODWARD, ASCENT $0.00 $0.00 WOODWARD, CROWN HEIGHTS $5,617.41 $4,137.47 WOODWARD, ELM STREET $114.53 $162.68 WOODWARD, FIRST $26,250.00 $26,250.00 WOODWARD, LINCOLN AVENUE $16,336.29 $10,789.01 WOODWARD, VIDA ABUNDANTE $0.00 $758.60 Totals $120,185.22 $103,045.05

PANHANDLe BALKO BEAVER, FIRST BEAVER, IGLESIA BAUTISTA BOISE CITY, FIRST BOISE CITY, PRIMERA HISPANA

$19,642.00 $6,638.36 $0.00 $11,715.27

$15,693.00 $83,332.89 $0.00 $8,996.20

$300.00 $1,807.68 $13,294.66 $6,711.45 $1,881.19 $17,473.00 $3,137.87 $18,837.84 $1,001.00 $0.00 $2,055.92 $0.00 $7,262.05 $1,157.04 $5,761.82 $1,250.00 $119,927.15

$250.00 $1,409.37 $15,259.16 $5,306.35 $2,047.04 $20,698.00 $2,061.48 $23,395.50 $1,282.80 $0.00 $1,727.99 $0.00 $5,401.05 $899.13 $5,255.38 $297.28 $193,312.62

BLANCO $0.00 BLOCKER $1,833.30 CANADIAN, FIRST SOUTHERN $802.95 CROWDER, FIRST $2,550.81 EUFAULA, LENNA $1,636.97 EUFAULA, LINDSEY CHAPEL $0.00 EUFAULA, NORTH FORK $9,166.66 EUFAULA, OAK RIDGE $3,179.02 EUFAULA, STIDHAM $1,350.00 EUFAULA, VIVIAN $1,059.00 HAILEYVILLE, FIRST $418.44 HANNA, FIRST $2,181.77 HARTSHORNE, ADAMSON $897.60 HARTSHORNE, CORNERSTONE $1,002.92 HARTSHORNE, FIRST $491.65 HAYWOOD $4,529.02 INDIANOLA, FIRST $4,207.81 KIOWA, FIRST $2,111.98 KREBS, FIRST $754.12 KREBS, RICHVILLE $3,407.31 MCALESTER, ARPELAR $45.00 MCALESTER, CALVARY $300.00 MCALESTER, CALVARY NORTH $0.00 MCALESTER, CHOATE PRAIRIE $1,396.00 MCALESTER, COMMUNITY $125.36 MCALESTER, DOW $807.18 MCALESTER, EMMANUEL $0.00 MCALESTER, FIRST $68,109.10 MCALESTER, FRINK $3,996.00 MCALESTER, HIGH HILL $1,592.91 MCALESTER, HILLCREST $512.41 MCALESTER, KIAMICHI COUNTRY COWBOY $0.00 MCALESTER, MEKKO $0.00 MCALESTER, SCIPIO $3,369.70 MCALESTER, SECOND $1,159.27 MCALESTER, VICTORY PARK $13,057.96 PITTSBURG $0.00 PITTSBURG, TI VALLEY $1,052.40 SAVANNA, FIRST $3,468.94 STUART, ASHLAND $295.22 STUART, FIRST $526.16 WARDVILLE, HARPERS VALLEY $4,688.31 Totals $146,083.25

$0.00 $1,777.84 $1,719.00 $3,776.49 $1,659.00 $0.00 $9,999.96 $4,518.59 $0.00 $936.00 $313.88 $1,949.70 $970.80 $965.04 $474.49 $3,655.76 $3,514.79 $2,341.40 $1,030.73 $2,750.13 $178.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,128.88 $231.89 $741.14 $0.00 $33,410.21 $3,569.00 $1,359.32 $419.25

BOISE CITY, WHEELESS FELT, FIRST FORGAN, FIRST GOODWELL, FIRST GUYMON, FIRST GUYMON, FIRST HISPANIC GUYMON, SUNSET LANE HARDESTY, BETHEL HARDESTY, FIRST HOOKER, FIRST KENTON KEYES, FIRST TEXHOMA, FIRST TURPIN, FIRST TYRONE Totals

PITTSBURG

$0.00 $0.00 $2,546.81 $0.00 $15,441.18 $0.00 $616.95 $3,316.78 $267.80 $480.34 $3,382.76 $109,443.91

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POTTAWATOMIe-LINCOLN AGRA, FIRST $5,980.61 $6,989.17 ASHER, FIRST $4,142.07 $5,341.31 BETHEL ACRES, NEW HOPE $2,350.57 $6,752.25 CARNEY, FIRST $454.72 $0.00 CHANDLER, FIRST $20,955.76 $28,698.68 CHANDLER, SOUTHERN $7,335.66 $6,668.20 DALE $390.75 $450.95 DAVENPORT, FIRST $16,169.70 $11,715.55 EARLSBORO, FAIRVIEW $6,742.92 $9,166.70 EARLSBORO, FIRST $500.00 $0.00 EARLSBORO, INDIAN $750.00 $950.00 HARRAH, FAITH $14,684.88 $11,033.51 MACOMB, ROMULUS $3,476.50 $3,550.57 MAUD, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 MAUD, TRINITY $6,773.51 $4,299.64 MCLOUD, EMMANUEL $3,484.05 $3,182.88 MCLOUD, EMMAUS INDIAN $2,615.61 $3,350.79 MCLOUD, FIRST $4,546.30 $4,245.33 MCLOUD, HAZEL DELL $9,334.62 $8,044.01 MCLOUD, HILLSIDE $1,344.00 $979.00 MEEKER, FIRST $9,506.00 $7,474.00 MEEKER, MAMMOTH $18,713.15 $19,347.36 NEWALLA, NEW LIFE $1,943.07 $1,901.02 NEWALLA, PECAN VALLEY $150.00 $150.00 PRAGUE, FIRST $38,069.04 $38,363.58 PRAGUE, PLEASANT HOME $2,618.66 $2,272.77 SAINT LOUIS, FIRST $1,936.34 $0.00 SHAWNEE, AYDELOTTE $730.14 $2,347.32 SHAWNEE, BIBLE $0.00 $300.06 SHAWNEE, BLACKBURN CHAPEL $7,055.74 $6,975.27 SHAWNEE, FIRST INDIAN $989.15 $964.00 SHAWNEE, GALILEE $4,500.00 $4,500.00 SHAWNEE, HERITAGE FIRST $15,118.00 $12,262.00 SHAWNEE, HILLTOP $5,754.99 $6,927.92 SHAWNEE, HOPEWELL $1,109.16 $0.00 SHAWNEE, IMMANUEL $213,561.54 $206,197.59 SHAWNEE, IMMANUEL EN ESPANOL $0.00 $0.00 SHAWNEE, MOUNT PLEASANT $659.54 $1,122.65 SHAWNEE, ROCK CREEK $7,821.34 $13,922.61 SHAWNEE, ROCK CREEK HISPANIC $435.07 $428.51 SHAWNEE, SALLATEESKA $786.00 $974.00 SHAWNEE, SHARON $46,078.17 $41,463.86 SHAWNEE, TEMPLE $6,302.43 $6,446.88 SHAWNEE, TRINITY $7,507.11 $0.00 SHAWNEE, UNIVERSITY $19,068.19 $14,952.38 SHAWNEE, WALLACE AVENUE $7,541.79 $13,617.19 SPARKS, FIRST $0.00 $2,928.09 STROUD, DEER CREEK $9,903.02 $10,700.58 STROUD, FIRST $20,610.65 $21,165.77 TECUMSEH, FIRST $10,787.04 $8,941.60 TECUMSEH, KARIS MINISTRIES $0.00 $0.00 TECUMSEH, PINK $1,987.23 $5,096.66 TRYON, FIRST $658.20 $593.10 WANETTE, FIRST $3,148.13 $3,148.25 WANETTE, VICTORY POINTE $0.00 $200.00 WELLSTON, CORNERSTONE $0.00 $0.00 WELLSTON, FIRST $1,200.00 $0.00 WELLSTON, TRINITY $270.00 $1,740.00 Totals $578,551.12 $572,843.56

ROGeRS ALLUWE $0.00 CATOOSA, FIRST $1,440.00 CATOOSA, OAK GROVE $6,460.93 CATOOSA, SHIELD OF FAITH $1,255.00 CHELSEA, FIRST $0.00 CHELSEA, HARBOR $1,050.00 CHELSEA, WINGANON $1,305.60 CLAREMORE, EASTERN HILLS $5,911.47 CLAREMORE, EMMANUEL $0.00 CLAREMORE, FAITH $4,280.44 CLAREMORE, FIRST $139,907.88 CLAREMORE, HILLDALE $4,795.88 CLAREMORE, KING ROAD $0.00 CLAREMORE, MEMORIAL HEIGHTS $18,077.74 CLAREMORE, MIDWAY $165.00 CLAREMORE, NEW LIFE $12,076.40 CLAREMORE, NORTH PARK TRINITY $1,786.34 CLAREMORE, OWALLA ROAD $0.00 CLAREMORE, SAGEEYAH $4,978.85 $0.00 CLAREMORE, SEQUOYAH CLAREMORE, THE FELLOWSHIP $0.00 CLAREMORE, TIAWAH $2,302.00 CLAREMORE, WASHINGTON $2,086.00 CLAREMORE, WILLIEO $0.00 DELAWARE, FIRST $191.82 FOYIL $886.28

$0.00 $3,510.00 $5,463.52 $957.00 $0.00 $1,050.00 $1,114.36 $4,452.80 $1,569.58 $7,845.27 $176,202.20 $2,692.18 $0.00 $18,498.25 $140.00 $13,660.22 $2,025.33 $0.00 $0.00 $1,100.01 $0.00 $1,323.00 $715.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,037.68

Oklahoma Baptists | January - June 2026 Cooperative Program Giving Report Church

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2025

$8,694.24 $28,100.16 $10,502.39 $5,400.00 $0.00 $0.00 $5,017.15 $8,058.84 $274,730.41

$6,481.93 $44,525.00 $9,271.19 $5,400.00 $3,340.16 $0.00 $4,490.96 $10,051.42 $326,917.06

$717.18 $1,296.83 $757.00 $1,197.32 $8,576.16 $1,770.47 $1,850.33 $8,324.99 $24,490.28

$693.28 $501.15 $764.00 $1,754.87 $7,913.45 $1,838.14 $1,544.26 $7,094.50 $22,103.65

ENTERPRISE $360.00 GOWEN $0.00 KEOTA, FIRST $5,272.95 KEOTA, UNITY $2,477.00 KINTA, FIRST $0.00 LEFLORE, THESSALONIAN $0.00 LEQUIRE $1,511.03 MCCURTAIN, FIRST $0.00 PANOLA $942.42 PORUM, FIRST $0.00 QUINTON, FEATHERSTONE $489.00 QUINTON, FIRST $337.44 QUINTON, WEST LIBERTY $8,647.00 RED OAK, FIRST $10,017.94 RED OAK, NORTH ROCK CREEK $0.00 STIGLER, ANTIOCH $1,359.06 STIGLER, FIRST $8,895.30 STIGLER, MAIN STREET $5,871.60 STIGLER, ROCKY RIDGE $251.75 STIGLER, TRINITY $1,342.00 WHITEFIELD $8,269.95 WILBURTON, BOWERS $4,319.70 WILBURTON, CALVARY $1,726.35 WILBURTON, CENTER POINT $6,655.51 WILBURTON, FIRST $5,134.36 WILBURTON, GRACE COUNTRY COWBOY $0.00 WILBURTON, HIGH BRIDGE $328.60 WILBURTON, SOUTHSIDE $0.00 Totals $74,208.96

$360.00 $300.00 $7,017.40 $2,308.00 $0.00 $470.72 $1,595.49 $0.00 $1,264.25 $0.00 $259.00 $3,835.62 $8,447.50 $10,561.76 $0.00 $958.73 $12,808.89 $6,867.83 $232.65 $1,159.00 $6,308.50 $4,695.22 $1,660.20 $6,288.68 $5,570.77

INOLA, CALVARY INOLA, FIRST OOLOGAH, FIRST OOLOGAH, HARBOR TALALA, FIRST TALALA, RABBS CREEK TULSA, LYNN LANE VERDIGRIS, FIRST Totals

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

SANS BOIS

$0.00 $334.34 $0.00 $83,304.55

SOUTH CANADIAN ATWOOD, FIRST $1,838.50 $1,971.75 BOWLEGS, FIRST $150.00 $175.00 CALVIN, FIRST $6,471.78 $2,690.01 CROMWELL, FIRST $1,961.49 $6,617.00 DUSTIN, FAITH $0.00 $0.00 HOLDENVILLE, BANNER $1,683.60 $2,170.21 HOLDENVILLE, CALVARY $1,475.22 $1,568.63 HOLDENVILLE, EBEN-EZER $2,665.38 $1,156.32 HOLDENVILLE, FIRST $4,500.00 $3,750.00 HOLDENVILLE, FIRST INDIAN $0.00 $0.00 HOLDENVILLE, FREEDOM CROSSROADS BIKER $543.00 $109.00 HOLDENVILLE, MANY SPRINGS INDIAN $500.00 $500.00 HOLDENVILLE, PENN WEST $743.33 $651.54 KONAWA, FIRST $2,150.72 $2,510.25 KONAWA, VAMOOSA $0.00 $0.00 LAMAR, CARSON $7,181.10 $7,899.84 LAMAR, FIRST $1,530.90 $989.82 SASAKWA, FIRST $1,805.00 $1,413.00 SEMINOLE, FIRST $0.00 $20,431.62 SEMINOLE, HARVEY ROAD $2,297.20 $2,950.53 SEMINOLE, HIGHWAY $3,000.00 $3,500.00 SEMINOLE, IDEAL STREET $197.82 $0.00 SEMINOLE, IGLESIA BAUTISTA ZION $786.00 $1,089.00 SEMINOLE, INDIAN NATIONS $660.00 $1,490.40 SEMINOLE, TRINITY $2,570.40 $2,084.21 SEMINOLE, TWIN OAK $1,950.00 $1,625.00 WETUMKA, FIRST $2,421.74 $0.00 WEWOKA, CORNERSTONE MISSIONARY $0.00 $0.00 WEWOKA, FIRST $7,014.00 $6,849.40 WEWOKA, MIDWAY $1,523.48 $1,407.09 Totals $57,620.66 $75,599.62

TULSA MeTRO NeTWORK BIXBY, BIXBY CHURCH BIXBY, BROKEN RICE

$0.00 $0.00

$0.00 $0.00

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BIXBY, CITY $0.00 $0.00 BIXBY, CROSSROADS $0.00 $900.00 BIXBY, EVERGREEN $317,146.00 $233,616.00 BIXBY, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 BIXBY, NEW BEGINNINGS $1,500.00 $250.00 BIXBY, RIVERVIEW $30,440.78 $32,797.08 BROKEN ARROW FIRST EN ESPANOL $0.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, AGAPE CHINESE $0.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, ARROW HEIGHTS $95,810.25 $87,644.46 BROKEN ARROW, ASPEN PARK $14,236.00 $12,566.00 BROKEN ARROW, BATTLECREEK CHURCH $0.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, CLEARVIEW $4,675.37 $6,142.37 BROKEN ARROW, COUNTY LINE $1,863.00 $4,287.00 BROKEN ARROW, DEAF CHURCH AT BATTLE CREEK $0.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, EMMANUEL ZO $3,086.00 $3,310.00 BROKEN ARROW, FIRST $91,839.26 $114,823.07 BROKEN ARROW, FOREST RIDGE $1,547.34 $1,695.89 BROKEN ARROW, FREEDOM HOPE $0.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, GLORYLAND $577.00 $524.00 BROKEN ARROW, KOREAN $0.00 $1,200.00 BROKEN ARROW, NEW LIFE $1,074.00 $935.33 BROKEN ARROW, SEQUOYAH CREEK $1,211.00 $1,032.00 BROKEN ARROW, SOUTH BA $4,915.84 $5,161.61 BROKEN ARROW, SUNNYSIDE $786.60 $2,413.02 BROKEN ARROW, VIETNAMESE $900.00 $700.00 CATOOSA, NEW COVENANT $0.00 $0.00 COLLINSVILLE, EASTSIDE $689.20 $644.79 COLLINSVILLE, FIRST $58,088.88 $58,534.95 COLLINSVILLE, SPEAK LIFE MEADOWVIEW $0.00 $0.00 COWETA, COMMUNITY $78,161.42 $65,215.47 COWETA, CROSSPOINT $2,307.68 $2,243.72 COWETA, JACKSON GROVE $0.00 $0.00 GLENPOOL, FIRST $10,044.99 $8,103.75 GLENPOOL, SOLID ROCK $0.00 $0.00 INOLA, TRINITY $0.00 $0.00 JENKS, BEAVER STREET $4,545.27 $8,343.99 JENKS, FIRST $172,904.08 $158,516.66 JENKS, SOUTHSIDE $0.00 $274.79 LEONARD, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 MANNFORD, FIRST $2,224.56 $2,211.40 MANNFORD, NEW HOPE $3,437.63 $4,394.66 MOUNDS, LIBERTY $3,005.66 $2,678.97 MUSKOGEE, NEW COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 OAKHURST $0.00 $220.73 OWASSO, BETHEL $125.00 $125.00 OWASSO, CENTRAL $47,026.05 $43,445.65 OWASSO, COWBOY UP $0.00 $0.00 OWASSO, DALTON HILL $5,836.50 $4,928.75 OWASSO, FIRST $104,226.23 $66,027.49 OWASSO, FREEDOM $0.00 $0.00 OWASSO, THE REFUGE $911.39 $3,674.33 OWASSO, TRUE LIGHT $30.00 $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, ANGUS ACRES $6,644.53 $8,380.11 SAND SPRINGS, BROADWAY $8,688.59 $8,249.67 SAND SPRINGS, CALVARY $211.76 $303.34 SAND SPRINGS, CHURCH THAT MATTERS $6,896.83 $5,193.18 SAND SPRINGS, HILLSPRING $1,002.00 $1,002.00 SAND SPRINGS, KEYSTONE HILLS $0.00 $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, LIMESTONE $1,118.45 $1,273.58 SAND SPRINGS, THE FATHER’S HOUSE $0.00 $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, TRINITY $0.00 $0.00 SAPULPA, CHURCH INSIDE OUT $0.00 $0.00 SAPULPA, COALITION CHURCH $0.00 $0.00 SAPULPA, FAITH $6,552.37 $5,897.54 SAPULPA, FIRST $79,806.17 $73,820.86 SAPULPA, FOUNDATION $0.00 $0.00 SAPULPA, NATIVE STONE $0.00 $5,698.79 SAPULPA, THE WAY $0.00 $350.00 SKIATOOK, IMMANUEL $600.00 $500.00 SKIATOOK, LAKEVIEW SOUTHERN $3,109.09 $7,236.60 SKIATOOK, RIVETED CHURCH $0.00 $1,000.00 SPERRY, FIRST $668.53 $783.64 TULSA, BELVIEW $1,031.66 $779.37 TULSA, BERRYHILL $395.58 $630.05 TULSA, BRADEN PARK $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, BROOKSIDE $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, CANYON ROAD $1,365.62 $1,352.86 TULSA, CHURCH INSIDE OUT AT RED FORK $4,513.41 $3,270.78 TULSA, COGNIZANT $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, CONCORD $300.00 $600.00

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2025

TULSA, EASTON HEIGHTS $2,682.67 $3,789.80 TULSA, EASTWOOD $10,563.41 $11,533.18 TULSA, FIRST $222,752.63 $210,782.99 TULSA, FIRST KOREAN $0.00 $150.00 TULSA, FIRST SLAVIC $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, GARDEN CITY $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, GARNETT ROAD $4,477.81 $3,039.33 TULSA, GILCREASE HILLS $200.00 $500.00 TULSA, GOOD NEWS CHURCH $125.00 $375.00 TULSA, GREATER NEW GROVE $250.00 $200.00 TULSA, HARBOR OF GRACE CHURCH $3,093.00 $1,375.00 TULSA, HARVARD AVENUE $650.00 $861.33 TULSA, HISPANIC AGAPE $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, HOPE FELLOWSHIP $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, IGLESIA BAUTISTA EL CAMINO $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, IGLESIA BAUTISTA EMMANUEL $2,978.66 $0.00 TULSA, IGLESIA EVANGELICA $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, INDIAN FELLOWSHIP $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, INTERNATIONAL $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, LAMB $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, LIVING HOPE CHURCH $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, MEMORIAL $68,228.11 $17,053.29 TULSA, MERCYVIEW $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, MYANMAR ZOMI $3,029.50 $0.00 TULSA, NATIVE STONE $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, NEW HOPE COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, NEW JOY FELLOWSHIP $625.00 $125.00 TULSA, NOGALES AVENUE $300.00 $700.00 TULSA, OAKRIDGE $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, OKLAHOMA HMONG $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, OLIVET $38,345.27 $41,037.46 TULSA, OWEN PARK $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, PALARBAS DE VIDA $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, PARKVIEW $56,529.88 $40,553.50 TULSA, PENIEL $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA HISPANA $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, RANCH ACRES $9,139.98 $6,600.00 TULSA, RESTORATION CHURCH OF BOWDEN $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, RIDGE CREST $2,155.75 $1,620.21 TULSA, RIVENDELL FELLOWSHIP $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, ROSE OF SHARON $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, SEQUOYAH HILLS $1,200.00 $400.00 TULSA, SKELLY DRIVE $4,785.49 $4,888.85 TULSA, SOJOURN $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, SOUTH TULSA $181,471.88 $184,478.09 TULSA, SOUTHERN HILLS $4,296.00 $4,381.50 TULSA, SOUTHWOOD $20,558.48 $28,259.73 TULSA, SPRINGDALE $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, SPRINGS OF GRACE $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, THEMISSION $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, TRINITY $17,965.40 $15,551.40 TULSA, TULSA CHURCH $729.20 $86.65 TULSA, TURN CHURCH $50.00 $50.00 TULSA, VIEW ACRES $6,845.98 $3,766.64 TULSA, WINNETKA HEIGHTS $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, WOODLAND ACRES $13,018.88 $26,013.10 TULSA, ZION COMMUNITY $0.00 $880.00 TULSA, ZOMI $0.00 $0.00 Totals $1,865,125.55 $1,674,957.35

UNION BLANCHARD, AGAPE LIFE FELLOWSHIP $1,647.00 BLANCHARD, COLE FIRST $2,326.91 BLANCHARD, CROSSROAD TO LIFE $817.53 BLANCHARD, FIRST $58,222.39 DIBBLE, FIRST $0.00 GOLDSBY $9,999.96 LEXINGTON, ACTS 2 $602.00 LEXINGTON, CORBETT $0.00 LEXINGTON, CORNERSTONE $1,020.79 LEXINGTON, FIRST $33,019.00 LINDSAY, BANNER $2,929.28 LINDSAY, CRINER $0.00 LINDSAY, PAYNE $4,085.85 LITTLE AXE, FIRST $848.64 MOORE, ELEVATE $1,800.00 MOORE, FIRST $121,412.75 MOORE, FIRST INDIAN $0.00 MOORE, FIRST MOORE EN ESPANOL $0.00 MOORE, HIGHLAND $8,259.94 MOORE, JOY FELLOWSHIP $600.00 MOORE, REGENCY PARK $29,529.00 MOORE, SOUTHMOORE $9,966.04

$0.00 $2,538.65 $583.57 $62,214.06 $0.00 $0.00 $410.00 $0.00 $977.00 $34,108.09 $2,041.90 $0.00 $3,133.95 $175.95 $1,800.00 $150,762.32 $787.00 $0.00 $7,495.50 $0.00 $33,203.49 $9,021.90

Oklahoma Baptists | January - June 2026 Cooperative Program Giving Report Church

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2025

MOORE, THE WELL $0.00 $0.00 NEWCASTLE, FIRST $126,268.38 $120,058.36 NEWCASTLE, NEW LIFE $0.00 $0.00 NEWCASTLE, WOODLAND HILLS $41,171.74 $73,087.56 NOBLE, ETOWAH $1,500.70 $1,466.04 NOBLE, FIRST $16,610.48 $14,468.01 NOBLE, MAGUIRE $4,381.00 $4,817.00 NOBLE, TWELVE CORNERS $5,470.00 $4,436.00 NORMAN, ALAMEDA $8,631.00 $8,177.00 NORMAN, BETHEL $66,813.14 $55,731.09 NORMAN, BLUE LAKES $0.00 $2,397.47 NORMAN, CHINESE $1,200.00 $2,400.00 NORMAN, COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 NORMAN, CORNERSTONE INDIAN $0.00 $0.00 NORMAN, EL BUEN PASTOR $0.00 $0.00 NORMAN, FIRST $26,738.49 $23,489.13 NORMAN, FRANKLIN $35,139.87 $25,877.41 NORMAN, GRACE FELLOWSHIP $120.00 $100.00 NORMAN, HILLTOP $1,749.96 $1,749.96 NORMAN, HOPE COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 NORMAN, IMMANUEL $18,447.03 $14,112.37 NORMAN, KOREAN $0.00 $0.00 NORMAN, LAKEVIEW $1,955.88 $1,496.05 NORMAN, MAGNIFY $2,850.60 $2,655.22 NORMAN, NEW LIFE BIBLE $0.00 $200.00 NORMAN, NORTHEAST $6,500.00 $14,000.00 NORMAN, PARADIGM $2,499.96 $2,499.96 NORMAN, PRIMERA HISPANA $1,951.38 $1,377.48 NORMAN, PROVIDENCE ROAD CHURCH $0.00 $0.00 NORMAN, REDEEMER $3,000.00 $3,000.00 NORMAN, RIVER $1,200.00 $1,000.00 NORMAN, THUNDERBIRD $1,994.00 $771.00 NORMAN, TRINITY $0.00 $0.00 OKC, EMMAUS $72,390.93 $49,999.98 OKC, FAITH CROSSING $0.00 $0.00 OKC, GRACEWAY $0.00 $3,000.00 OKC, REDEMPTION CHURCH $2,250.00 $2,625.00 OKC, SOUTH LAKES $5,189.25 $6,026.78 OKC, SOUTHPARK $6,410.85 $4,551.39 OKC, THE WELL $0.00 $0.00 OKC, TIMBER CREEK $0.00 $0.00 PURCELL, EMMANUEL $3,395.74 $3,442.98 PURCELL, FIRST $35,341.80 $32,840.93 PURCELL, FIRST HISPANIC $0.00 $0.00 PURCELL, JOHNSON ROAD NATIVE $785.67 $1,078.25 PURCELL, NEW HOPE SOUTHERN $75.00 $250.00 PURCELL, UNION HILL $7,500.00 $7,500.00 TUTTLE, SNOW HILL $0.00 $0.00 WASHINGTON, FIRST $14,541.30 $8,981.88 WAYNE FIRST $2,412.54 $1,520.41 Totals $813,573.77 $810,438.09

WASHINGTON-OSAGe AVANT $12,247.74 BARNSDALL, FIRST $5,203.30 BARNSDALL, VICTORY $0.00 BARTLESVILLE, EASTERN HEIGHTS $19,133.65 BARTLESVILLE, FIRST $50,299.27 BARTLESVILLE, GREATER FIRST $700.00 BARTLESVILLE, HIGHLAND PARK $40,357.51 BARTLESVILLE, IGLESIA BAUTISTA $0.00 BARTLESVILLE, LABADIE HEIGHTS $322.00 BARTLESVILLE, NEW HARMONY $14,541.00 BARTLESVILLE, SILVER LAKE $693.55 BARTLESVILLE, SOUTHERN $25,002.00 BARTLESVILLE, TRINITY $293.54 BARTLESVILLE, VIRGINIA AVENUE $1,484.28 CHAUTAUQUA, NEW LIFE $354.00 COPAN, FIRST $0.00 DEWEY, BLUESTEM $250.00 DEWEY, FIRST $12,645.28 DEWEY, ROSE HILL $4,170.00 HOMINY, FIRST $4,357.31 LENAPAH, FIRST $300.00 NOWATA, FIRST $11,239.50 OCHELATA, FIRST $6,312.45 PAWHUSKA, CALVARY $1,041.65 PAWHUSKA, FIRST $9,937.56 PAWHUSKA, LYNN $563.68 PAWHUSKA, NELAGONEY $983.00 PAWHUSKA, OSAGE INDIAN $0.00 PAWHUSKA, WHIPPOORWILL $607.25 PRUE, FIRST $7,814.54 RAMONA, FIRST $29,504.67

$12,968.29 $5,215.28 $0.00 $15,565.77 $44,842.31 $700.00 $34,197.87 $0.00 $1,243.00 $9,050.00 $419.94 $32,820.00 $0.00 $1,224.43 $456.96 $0.00 $200.00 $18,103.93 $2,781.00 $5,865.29 $300.00 $9,472.00 $5,273.39 $833.35 $10,345.98 $684.00 $929.00 $0.00 $358.92 $10,519.18 $25,157.97

Church SKIATOOK, FIRST SKIATOOK, TRI-COUNTY VERA, FIRST SOUTHERN WANN, FIRST WYNONA, FIRST Totals

2026

2025

$48,662.50 $42,797.12 $206.00 $325.00 $3,627.82 $3,338.79 $382.45 $390.61 $2,017.05 $410.90 $315,254.55 $296,790.28

WeSTeRN OKLAHOMA ARAPAHO, FIRST $1,085.09 $1,336.07 BESSIE $980.86 $1,192.05 BURNS FLAT, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 BUTLER, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 CANUTE, FIRST $656.79 $458.75 CLINTON, CUSTER AVENUE $0.00 $0.00 CLINTON, FIRST $18,797.86 $17,544.26 CLINTON, TABERNACLE OF WORSHIP $835.00 $0.00 CORDELL, FIRST $22,159.36 $30,459.39 CORN, CALVARY $680.20 $747.30 CUSTER CITY, FIRST $200.00 $900.00 DILL CITY, FIRST $2,204.09 $2,410.58 FOSS, FIRST $500.00 $2,009.00 GOTEBO, FIRST $2,104.47 $1,893.25 HOBART, FIRST $19,888.40 $19,494.72 HOBART, TERRITORY COWBOY $1,643.48 $1,873.07 HOBART, WASHINGTON STREET $0.00 $1,391.00 LONE WOLF, FIRST $937.00 $793.00 MOUNTAIN VIEW, FIRST $11,093.42 $13,876.85 ROCKY, SALEM $574.69 $415.64 SENTINEL, FIRST $5,285.91 $5,538.01 TALOGA, FIRST $2,436.08 $2,236.56 THOMAS, FIRST $17,369.18 $20,067.87 WEATHERFORD, EMMANUEL $7,590.99 $8,427.80 WEATHERFORD, FIRST $101,290.04 $97,916.93 WEATHERFORD, TRINITY $4,606.32 $4,875.24 Totals $222,919.23 $235,857.34

NO ASSOCIATIONAL AFFILIATION ADA, TRINITY HISPANIC $0.00 $172.48 ARDMORE, WOW $250.00 $250.00 BIXBY, BEMO $0.00 $0.00 BIXBY, TULSA AWAKENING $200.00 $0.00 BLANCHARD, NEW BEGINNINGS $3,541.55 $4,504.73 BUNCH, ROCK FENCE $0.00 $0.00 CARTWRIGHT, PRIMERA $300.00 $50.00 CHECOTAH, SYCAMORES COMMUNITY CHURCH $100.00 $0.00 CHOCTAW, THE BRANCH $300.00 $300.00 COUNCIL HILL, COUNTRYSIDE $0.00 $0.00 CUSHING, FIRST NORTH $300.00 $0.00 DAVIDSON, FIRST $1,601.38 $2,396.12 DEL CITY, IGLESIA CASA DE ORACION $400.00 $0.00 DEL CITY, JESUS IS LORD MISSIONARY $200.00 $100.00 DUNCAN, RECOVERY $500.00 $600.00 EDMOND, COFFEE CREEK $0.00 $250.00 EDMOND, FRONTLINE $258.98 $11,000.00 EDMOND, GATEWAY $0.00 $0.00 EDMOND, KOREAN $0.00 $0.00 EDMOND, LEGACY FAMILY $0.00 $0.00 EDMOND, REDEMPTION $1,500.00 $1,500.00 EUFAULA, EKKLESIA $30.00 $30.00 EUFAULA, FIRST $1,800.00 $1,750.00 FELT, PRIMERA MISSION $0.00 $0.00 FREDERICK, HISPANA $1,088.00 $811.00 FREDERICK, TESCA $50.00 $50.00 GARVIN, WATERIN’ HOLE $0.00 $0.00 GORE, NOTCHIETOWN $0.00 $0.00 GROVE, CROSSWIRED COWBOY $1,800.00 $2,100.00 HASKELL, BENDED KNEE COWBOY $0.00 $0.00 HASKELL, MOUNT ZION $0.00 $0.00 HAYWORTH, BOKHOMA $0.00 $0.00 HITCHITA, GRAVE CREEK INDIAN $0.00 $0.00 HOBART, DAW-TOW-KOOT $0.00 $0.00 HOLDENVILLE, CEDAR RIVER $200.00 $400.00 HULBERT, NEW HOPE $0.00 $0.00 JONES, LIVING WATER $0.00 $0.00 JONES, LIVING WORD $0.00 $0.00 KEIFER, RISEN LIFE $0.00 $0.00 KEOTA, BETHEL INDIAN $0.00 $0.00 KIEFER, RELENTLESS $0.00 $0.00 KINGFISHER, IGLESIA BAUTISTA EMANUEL $1,222.56 $1,135.74 LAWTON, COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 LAWTON, DAYSPRING $0.00 $0.00 LAWTON, HOPE $12,621.55 $11,489.62 $0.00 $0.00 LAWTON, PROVIDENCE LINDSAY, LIVING SANCTUARY $0.00 $0.00 MADILL, CROSS-N-SPURS COWBOY

Church

2026

2025

$0.00 $0.00 MARLOW, HOPE COMMUNITY $330.00 $0.00 MAYSVILLE, COWBOY $0.00 $300.00 MIAMI, HISPANIC MISSION $0.00 $0.00 MIAMI, NUEVA VIDA $0.00 $0.00 MOORE, TRANSITIONAL $0.00 $0.00 MOUNDS, SNAKE CREEK 1 $0.00 $0.00 MULDROW, NEW $0.00 $0.00 MUSKOGEE, EKKLESIA $0.00 $0.00 MUSKOGEE, FIRST MISSIONARY $0.00 $0.00 MUSTANG, THE WELL $0.00 $0.00 MWC, FRESH FIRE $0.00 $0.00 NOBLE, FREEDOM BIKER $0.00 $0.00 NORMAN, THE CHURCH AT NORMAN $0.00 $0.00 NOWATA, HIS LIFE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, CHRIST CENTRAL $0.00 $250.00 OKC, CONVERGENCE (DBA FUSION) $0.00 $0.00 OKC, CROWN HEIGHTS $100.00 $0.00 OKC, E-CHURCH $0.00 $0.00 OKC, EMMANUEL $350.00 $200.00 OKC, FAITH HOPE AND LOVE MISSIONARY $275.00 $50.00 OKC, FRONTLINE DOWNTOWN $0.00 $11,000.00 OKC, FRONTLINE SOUTH $0.00 $11,000.00 OKC, GRACE COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 OKC, GREATER BETHEL $0.00 $250.00 OKC, HOLY TEMPLE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, IGLESIA COMUNIDAD DE FE $150.00 $100.00 OKC, IGLESIA CRISTO CENTRAL $0.00 $0.00 OKC, IGLESIA PUERTA ABIERTA $0.00 $0.00 OKC, LIVING WORD $245.00 $255.00 OKC, NEW HOPE $250.00 $250.00 OKC, REAL $0.00 $0.00 OKC, SENTRAL $0.00 $0.00 OKC, ST. JOHN MISSIONARY $0.00 $50.00 OKC, THE PARISH $0.00 $0.00 OKC, TOGETHER CHURCH $31,230.53 $1,092.29 OKC, UNITY CHRISTIAN $0.00 $150.00 OKC, VIETNAMESE FIRST $0.00 $0.00 OKEMAH, GREENLEAF $0.00 $0.00 OWASSO, REDEEMER BIBLE $0.00 $0.00 PIEDMONT, CROSSOVER $477.00 $0.00 PONCA CITY, NEW LIFE $0.00 $0.00 PRYOR, THE BRIDGE $1,000.00 $0.00 RED OAK, BETH-EL $4,902.93 $5,122.66 SALINA, FREEDOM $0.00 $2,661.97 SALLISAW, PINE TREE $0.00 $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, DELAWARE $834.06 $1,340.02 SEMINOLE, SNAKE CREEK #2 $100.00 $120.00 SHAWNEE, CENTRAL CITY $0.00 $0.00 SHAWNEE, FRONTLINE $0.00 $11,000.00 SHAWNEE, UNION MISSIONARY $0.00 $0.00 SHIDLER, THE CHURCH $0.00 $0.00 SLICK, FAITH $0.00 $0.00 SOUTH COFFEYVILLE, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 STERLING, CROSS TRAILS $0.00 $0.00 STILLWATR, MEHAN UNION $0.00 $0.00 STILWELL, ANTIOCH $0.00 $0.00 STILWELL, EMMANUEL $0.00 $474.22 STILWELL, SYCAMORE SPRINGS $0.00 $0.00 SULPHUR, MIDWAY HILL $5,823.02 $6,440.11 TALIHINA, PINE GROVE $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, IGLESIA BIBLICA BAUTISTA $300.00 $300.00 TULSA, KUKI WORSHIP SERVICE TULSA $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, LOGOS CHURCH $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, NEW OPPORTUNITY $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, TULSA BANGLA $0.00 $0.00 VERDIGRIS, CHURCH INSIDE OUT $438.93 $670.73 WATTS, BALLARD $1,000.00 $900.00 WAURIKA, CROSS BRAND COWBOY $0.00 $0.00 WESTVILLE, JUBILEE $0.00 $0.00 WICHITA, DISCOVER $2,079.00 $2,916.00 WYNNEWOOD, EASTERN GATE $230.44 $279.85 YUKON, FRONTLINE $0.00 $11,000.00 Totals $78,379.93 $107,062.54

PUZZLES

CROSSWORD

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44 If salt loses its __, what good is it?

47 Printer ink color 48 Old McDonald had one 49 Serving dish 50 Hockey player’s focus 51 Faith’s gift, new __ in Christ 52 Flyer’s gift, perhaps 54 See 26 Across 56 Tire inflator’s concern (Abbr.)

57 “Star Wars” forest creature 59 Winter eave clinger 63 Downwind 64 “__ all that thou hast” (Luke 18:22) 65 Sketch artist 66 Omega 67 Trolley 68 Thrill

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ACROSS 1 Faith helps us“__ how wide... deep is” Christ’s love (Eph. 3:18 niv) 6 Spigots 10 Athletic group (Abbr.)

13 Harvest, e.g.

15 “Thy __ be done” 16 Corp. honcho (Abbr.)

17 “__ the sincere milk of the word” (1 Peter 2:2) 18 Black and white snack 19 NT epistle (Abbr.)

20 Orange peel 22 “One Lord, one faith, one __” (Eph. 4:5)

24 __ Reaper, symbol of death 26 Conversion spot for 54 Across 28 Wine skin 29 Judgment __ of Christ 30 Judas would __ himself 31 Frozen pizza brand 32 Lame man’s afflicted appendage 33 Faith’s gift, __ of heaven 34 Roman Catholic sister 35 Island music maker 37 Ennui 41 Not clerical, in church 42 Times Square feature 43 Pride

1 Have faith in __ 2 Regret 3 O’Hare people-mover (Abbr.)

4 With 30 Down, faith-giver 5 Jewish festival 6 19 Across epistle number 7 Auto safety device 8 Beg, as for forgiveness 9 Prodigal Son longed to eat some 10 Gift of faith, not just words but __ 11 Lively 12 Punctuation marks 14 Commandment number 21 Window treatment 23 Steak 24 Computer expert, slangily 25 Spaghetti sauce choice 27 By faith, we are __ body in Christ 29 Missouri Jesuit school (Abbr.)

30 See 4 Down 31 Convert, e.g.

33 “How shall they __ without a preacher?” (Rom. 10:14) 34 When darkness fell at Jesus’ crucifixion

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36 Architect Frank __ Wright 37 Birds’ features 38 Jesus healed many who were __ and mute 39 Scary creature 40 Mary to Jesus 42 42 Across locale 44 Basic food 45 Christ has __!

46 Diverse, as spiritual gifts 47 Certain church feature 48 Family tie 50 Faith’s gift, __ to do right 51 Filthy __, miser’s obsession 53 Faith’s gift, __ for weary soul 55 Help 58 Dutch airlines 60 EPA legislative concern (Abbr.)

61 __ your light shine!

62 Bard’s contraction

LAST MONTH ANSWERS

WORDS

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AFTERMATH

GROUND ZERO

REMEMBER

ANNIVERSARY

HELP

RESPONSE

BGCO

HOPE

SEPTEMBER

CARE

IMPACT

SERVE

CHAPLAINCY

LOVE OFFERING

SHARE

CLEAN UP

MESSAGE

SPECIALIST

CONNECTION

MINISTRY

STORY

CREW

NAMB

SURVIVORS

FAMILIES

NEW YORK CITY

TEAM

FIRST RESPONDERS

OKLAHOMANS

TOGETHER

DISASTER RELIEF

PARTNERSHIP

TRAGEDY

DONATE

PRAYER

VOLUNTEERS

GRACE

RELATE

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CHURCH NEWS

Church NEWS

NEWALLA, PECAN VALLEY PASTOR OPENS ‘CHILDREN’S WHITE HOUSE CHAPEL & PRAYER GARDEN’ NEWALLA—Earlier this year, Pastor Ed Moore opened the “Children’s White House Chapel & Prayer Garden.” Held within a small-scale replica of the White House, this exhibit displays how faith has been an integral part of American history. Moore said that he wanted to remind the younger generations of how important faith has been and show God’s goodness throughout the United States’ 250 year history. The exhibit is located at Shawnee, Twin Lakes, and visits must be scheduled. To set up a visitation appointment, call 405-818-9244.

TRIBUTES Sharon Johnson died April 25 and her husband, Earnest Johnson, died May 2.

Earnest was a retired Oklahoma Baptist Pastor, missionary to Zimbabwe and Malawi, and served as a Director of Missions in Rogers Association. Sharon served as administrative program planner in field placement with Oklahoma Baptists in addition to serving alongside Earnest in the church and on the mission field.

Billy Bob Fuller died May 24. He pastored at churches in north Texas and Oklahoma before moving from Dallas to Blackburn, where he served as pastor until his death. He preached twice a month at Baptist Village in Cleveland.

Tandy James died June 30. He served Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children (OBHC) from 1985–2017. During his more than 30 years of ministry, he served at Boys Ranch Town, Baptist Children’s Home, Owasso and Baptist Children’s Home, Madill (now Baptist Home for Girls). He also served as Vice President of Development before becoming Executive Vice President.

Stephen Smith died July 1. He was former worship leader at Choctaw, Choctaw Road and other churches in the area, a member of the Singing Churchmen of Oklahoma, and the brother-in-law of Keith Burkhart, pastor of Del City, First Southern.

Delores Mohr died July 11. She worked in the Oklahoma Baptists Missions Office.

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LAVERNE—This Harper County community can be found at the base of the Oklahoma Panhandle. With a population of about 1,200 residents and the closest grocery store 45 minutes away, this town is the definition of rural. However, “rural” has never stopped God. Every Wednesday night, Laverne, First goes all hands on deck to accommodate more than 150 kids through their three youth programs: Stomp, Level Up and Youth. Through these ministries, Laverne, First draws nearly half of the small town’s school system and reaches them with the Gospel. But the movement doesn’t stop with children and youth.

“In many ways, that Wednesday night program has become a connection point to children, students and families,” said Donnie Scott, pastor of Laverne, First. “We are constantly seeing God change lives in students or parents.”

On Wednesday nights, adults are brought to church by their kids, and many begin attending Sunday morning services. Laverne, First then continues to build relationships with the parents.

In Focus

DONNIE SCOTT

Laverne, First Laverne, Oklahoma

“Our church is a diamond in the rough, alive and thriving,” said Scott. “It’s amazing to be a part of it.”

Donnie and his wife, Mandy, were members of Mustang, Chisholm Heights for several years, where mentors helped Donnie grow in his faith. The couple has three sons. Donnie continued to work in the private business sector, where he picked up life skills along the way.

Two years after graduating from Midwestern Seminary, Scott again felt lost and wondered if he had heard God correctly. Then, within the span of a week, he received calls from five different churches requesting his resume for a pastoral role.

“I recall Laverne was interested in finding a pastor with experience, so they maybe didn’t want someone like me at first,” said Scott. “One guy kept rotating my resume to the top of the pile, telling the search committee, ‘This guy has a degree in Agricultural Education. Maybe he will understand us a little bit.’” That opened the door for conversation between Scott and Laverne, First. For the past 13 years, Scott has faithfully served the community at Laverne.

Students and adults alike have been able to go beyond Laverne to proclaim the Gospel. Through the International Mission Board, Laverne, First has sent groups to Belize and Peru, and through GOStudents to Tulsa.

This past year, northern Oklahoma was subject to intense, damaging wildfires. Many in Laverne were affected, including Doug and Debra Little, who lost their house to the fire. Despite the losses, God has used the community at Laverne to help those affected.

“We have been prone to disaster out here, and fires are one of them,” said Scott. “The amazing thing is how God has worked through each one of those situations. There would not be enough time to describe how God has worked through them.”

Whether it’s weekly church activities, such as their bustling Wednesday night program, special events or unique situations like disaster response, Scott is trusting the Lord to continue building God’s Kingdom in their area of the state and beyond.

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August 2026

BUDDY HUNT ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT, REFLECTS ON ‘GOD’S FAITHFULNESS’

By Messenger Staff Buddy Hunt, Oklahoma Baptists’ Southeast Regional Ministry Partner, has announced his retirement and will conclude his service with the state convention Sept. 30.

In 1991, Hunt joined Oklahoma Baptists, then known as the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma, serving in the Religious Education Department. During that season, he assisted churches in youth ministry, Sunday School, discipleship, family ministry, men’s ministry and other areas, while also serving summers on the Falls Creek program staff.

Hunt’s ministry has spanned decades, including two seasons of service with Oklahoma Baptists, 1991-97 and 2020-present, as well as years in youth ministry and the pastorate in Oklahoma Baptist churches.

After his first convention staff tenure, Hunt returned to the local church, serving as pastor of Alva, First; “Buddy has been a tremendous encouragement to me Perry, First; Duncan, Immanuel; and Tahlequah, First. and to many pastors in our state,” said Todd Fisher, In Tahlequah, he became involved in the community, Oklahoma Baptists executive director-treasurer. “A including service as a police chaplain and ministry great minister of the Gospel, Buddy has served in alongside Native American churches. an exemplary way during his time as a minister and pastor in our state, as well as both times of service In 2020, Hunt returned to Oklahoma Baptists as for Oklahoma Baptists. He will be greatly missed in a regional ministry partner, serving pastors and his role, yet he is leaving our state convention and churches in eastern and southeastern Oklahoma. churches stronger, thanks to what the Lord has done His region included hundreds of churches, including through him.”

Native American congregations, in communities such as Miami, Poteau, Idabel, Durant, McAlester, Hunt first sensed God’s call to ministry as a 13-year- Muskogee, Vinita, Ada, Madill and Seminole. old attending Falls Creek. “When I surrendered to the ministry at 13, I just said, ‘God whatever you want Since then, Hunt has driven thousands of miles each me to do—wherever you want me to go—I’ll go.’ I month to encourage pastors, assist churches and was nothing special. Nothing outstanding. It’s been support local ministry efforts. amazing what He’s allowed me to do. I want to be “This was in many ways a dream job for me. Not only found faithful.” do I get to encourage pastors and churches, I get to A Shawnee native and graduate of Shawnee use the ministry experiences the Lord has given me to High School, Hunt attended Oklahoma Baptist build up local churches,” Hunt said.

University, graduating in 1978. He and his wife, Michell, were married in 1980, and she has been a He has helped churches with discipleship, deacon faithful encourager and ministry partner. Hunt later training, evangelism and transitional pastor needs, earned a Master of Arts in Religious Education from and he said one of his greatest blessings has been encouraging pastors and helping churches seek God’s Southern Seminary. man to serve as pastor.

Hunt began in youth ministry at Clinton, First, followed by service at Duncan, First. He later returned to As he approaches retirement, Hunt said he remains Clinton, First, as associate pastor of education and grateful for God’s calling and faithfulness. Fisher administration before serving as pastor of Spiro, First. added, “I want to congratulate Buddy and his wife Michell on this retirement occasion and pray the Lord blesses them on the next chapter of their ministry.”

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ESSENTIALS OF BIBLICAL CONFLICT RESOLUTION FOR CHURCHES OF ALL SIZES

SHAWNEE—On Oct. 1, Oklahoma Baptists will host for conflict resolution. Guidance which Sande will the Priority of Leadership (POL) Conference from 9 present at the Priority of Leadership Conference later a.m.-3:30 p.m at the Recreation and Wellness Center this year. at Oklahoma Baptist University. This annual event focuses on helping pastors from churches of all sizes “If you believe that God is watching over you with perfect love and unlimited power, you will be able make progress in their preaching ministries. to serve him faithfully as a peacemaker even in This year’s Leadership Conference topic focuses the most difficult circumstances,” Sande wrote in on how pastors can lead through various types of The Peacemaker. conflict that occur in the church. Every church, no matter how large or small, has conflict. The POL As additional speakers, the conference will also conference seeks to guide pastors to resolve issues feature Tom Eliff, retired pastor and former president within their churches effectively and without severing of the International Mission Board, and Heath Tucker, pastor of Edmond, Waterloo Road. relationships between members.

Pastors are equipped to thoroughly preach the Gospel, Last year, the Priority of Leadership Conference but not all have the adequate training for leadership was launched. That conference had a general emphasis on leadership and administration, including and administration. conflict resolution.

“This conference will provide an excellent opportunity for pastors of any size church to become even more “This is a topic we are often asked about by our pastors effective leaders,” said Todd Fisher, Oklahoma that include questions related to knowing how to lead people in general, lead the church through change, Baptists Executive Director-Treasurer. and respond to difficult people and circumstances at Ken Sande, founder of Peacemaker Ministries and church,” said Fisher. president of Relational Wisdom 360, will be the keynote speaker for the event. Sande was raised on The Priority of Leadership Conference is not just a ranch in Montana and initially trained to become for senior pastors. Members of ministry staff, key a mechanical engineer. This led him to a position leaders in churches or those called to ministry who working for a medical research and development want to learn more about leadership, administration company in California where Sande found a passion and conflict resolution within the church are invited, in building relationships, conflict management and as well. creative problem-solving.

“Pastor, I hope you will make the effort to attend this Throughout his 30 years of leading Peacemaker conference,” said Fisher. “I believe the day will give Ministries, Sande has taught in hundreds of settings strong, biblical and practical help to pastors and across the world mediating conflicts. These have leaders in every size church and every location.” ranged from simple personal disputes to church To learn more information about the Priority splits and complex lawsuits. Sande authored The of Leadership Conference and to register, visit.

Peacemaker which presents biblical guidance oklahomabaptists.org/leadership-registration/.

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August 2026

2 0 2 6 M I S S I O N A RY

Join us throughout the year in praying for our missionaries, serving locally and around the world!

Why OK L A HOMA

Who & Where

Prayer Guide

Chris serves as the pastor at Second Baptist Church in McAlester. Along with his wife, Allie, and their young sons, the Talbot family ministers to and serves alongside their fellow brothers and sisters in Christ in sharing with the lost and helping those in need.

How to Pray

Pray for Second Baptist Church in McAlester.

Pray that the lost would come to find salvation in Jesus Christ.

Pray for God’s blessing and protection over the Talbot family.

O KL AHO MA

Chris Talbot Paul leads the Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM) at Oklahoma State University (OSU).

There, he teaches and disciples students to live on mission and get the Gospel to every corner of their campus and to the ends of the Earth. OSU BCM is raising funds for a new building to better minister to and share the Gospel with college students on campus.

Pray for the OSU BCM team as they begin fundraising for a new BCM building in Stillwater. Pray for the Lord to provide.

Dan and Dawn are currently at work with an indigenous tribe in Brazil. They planted and lead a church on the tribe’s largest people reservation with 11 members in the church body. They are also hard at work sharing God’s Word with nearby villages.

Pray for the indigenous believers in their church, that they would make Christ first in their lives and persevere in their faith.

BR AZIL

Paul Lewis

Pray that Paul and the OSU BCM team would be faithful to disciple students and raise up leaders.

Pray for the work that is being done to share the Gospel in nearby villages, that many would come to salvation in Jesus Christ.

Pray for the indigenous people as they prepare for the annual dry seasons, when both food and water are hard to secure.

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Dan & Dawn Friesen

Central Asian Peoples

Pray for the Lord’s favor with students, that many would hear the Gospel and respond in faith.

Pray for Oklahoma Baptists who are serving in Central Asia through the International Mission Board. Central Asia is comprised of Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.

Central Asians are experiencing deep grief and suffering because of war, repressive laws, and natural disasters. Islam is the predominant religion in Central Asia and many who choose to follow Jesus are persecuted for “betraying” their former faith, traditions, and family.

Please pray that followers of Jesus throughout Central Asia will reflect Jesus’ sacrificial love as a witness to the unsaved people around them.

Please pray God would make new believers bold as they try to live out their faith in adverse and many times dangerous circumstances.

Pray God would protect and provide for missionaries serving there.

To receive weekly missionary prayer requests, text the word PRAY to 833-942-3800.

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THE MOST IMPORTANT 10 ACRES YOU WILL EVER HARVEST

The most important 10 acres you will ever harvest may be the ones you give away. By donating the proceeds from just 10 acres of your harvest to Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children (OBHC), you can help show and share the love of Christ to children and their families across Oklahoma.

A Smarter Way to Give For many producers, donating grain may provide significant tax advantages compared to selling grain and giving cash. Grain gifts may reduce taxable income and self-employment tax. Please consult your tax advisor regarding your individual situation.

It Is Simple • Harvest your crop as usual.

• Deliver the grain to your local elevator, and designate the proceeds to OBHC. • Contact Mike Williams, and we will handle the rest.

Because of Your Harvest • A child finds a safe place to call home.

• A young mother receives hope.

• A teenager is equipped for a successful future.

• Lives are transformed through the love of Christ.

“For those who work the land, giving from the harvest is one of the most personal ways to be a blessing, The 10-Acre Challenge is about doing something ordinary—planting and harvesting crops—and allowing God to use it in an extraordinary way.”

Michael Williams

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF OBHC

To learn more or to join the challenge, contact: Michael Williams, Executive Vice President, Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children at 405.818.8833 or michael.williams@obhc.org.

300 JOHNNY BENCH DRIVE, SUITE 450 I OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73104 I 405.363.6242 I obhc.org

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