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OKC TO HOST EVANGELISM EVENT MARCH 7-8 /// SEE PAGE 6

CO N T E N T S : Page 3 | Voices Sword & Trowel: Mistrust, distrust & cynicism—Oh my! >> BRIAN HOBBS

Leslie Osborn named new CFO for Oklahoma Baptists

Encourage: Focus and boldness

>> BRIAN HOBBS

I began 2021 reading Acts in my quiet time. I am struck by the focus and the boldness of the apostles. In the face of opposition, rejection and persecution, they just keep talking to people about Jesus and His power to save. Focused and bold, Oh Lord, help us to be focused and bold.

GLEN ALLEN, Va.—The International Mission Board (IMB) sent 33 new missionaries, including one Oklahoman, in a virtual Sending Celebration that was livestreamed online Feb. 3.

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Leaders with Oklahoma Baptists announced Leslie Osborn will become the next chief financial officer (CFO) for the organization.

Osborn will officially step into the role of CFO on March 1. /// SEE PAGE 2

>> HANCE DILBECK

IMB Sends 33 new missionaries, trustees approve 30 more appointees >> CHRIS FORBES

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Page 5 | Missions & Ministry Leadership Summit on March 25 prepares church leaders for enhanced worship >> CHRIS DOYLE

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Leslie OsbornM I Snamed new CFO & S N O I S SPORTS & T MEN M I N I S T RY N T E R TA I N E for Oklahoma Baptists /// PREVIEWED ON COVER

Osborn will be first female CFO for state convention >> by Brian Hobbs EDITOR

Leaders with Oklahoma Baptists announced Leslie Osborn will become the next chief financial officer (CFO) for the organization.

Osborn will officially step into the role of CFO on March 1, as her predecessor Kerry Russell moves into a role as special advisor until his official retirement from convention staff at the end of 2021.

Osborn has been working with Oklahoma Baptists state convention staff as controller since 2017, and with this promotion, she becomes the first female to serve as CFO on Oklahoma Baptists’ state convention staff.

“Leslie Osborn has the integrity, skills, financial acumen and abilities to serve excellently as CFO,”

said Hance Dilbeck, executive dilic Accountants. She previousE & for P Lassociate rector-treasurer for Oklahoma Bap- B O X ly worked asO audit E P L O tists. “We are thankful BKD, a public accounting WS R C Hfor TherOheart U N Efirm.

H H C C R U H C for ministry and the great work she Leslie and her husband Rick already has done in serving Oklahohave been married 27 years ma Baptists. We could not be more and have three grown children. enthusiastic about Leslie taking on They are active members of this key role.”

Oklahoma City, Putnam City.

As CFO for Oklahoma Baptists, “It’s a great honor to take Osborn will oversee Cooperative on this role and U continue to E S D TUR E L I F I C S & S >> PHOTO: FILE Leslie Osborn will officialS A L W C E Program giving, all aspects of the Nserve Oklahoma Baptists,” ly become Oklahoma Baptists’ CFO budget and finances, lead the conOsborn said. “I was saved beginning March 1. vention staff Finance Group, among and baptized at Lawton, other responsibilities.

Central. The Lord has been Osborn is a certified public accountant and holds so faithful to me and my family. Whether it was the two degrees, including a bachelor of science in ac- time in my life when I was a stay-at-home mother counting from University of Central Oklahoma. She is or was working in accounting, God has provided a member of the American E S of Certified Public every step of the way. I’m so grateful for this opV O I CInstitute Accounts and the Oklahoma Society of Certified Pub- portunity to serve.”

Messenger, childcare pre-registration open for 2021 SBC Annual Meeting >> by Diana Chandler

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NASHVILLE, Tenn.B(BP)—Messenger and child-EXCLUSIV WE are care pre-registration open at sbcannualmeeting. net for the 2021 Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) Annual Meeting June 15-16 in Nashville, Tenn.

The meeting at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center will be the first time Southern Baptists have gathered as a convention since 2019, with the 2020 meeting IC canceled N INFofOthe TIObecause A L B U P COVID-19 pandemic.

“Pastors and churches, plan now to come to Nashville!” said Ronnie Floyd, president of the SBC Executive Committee. “Bring your full slate of messengers, pastors and laypersons. We are always better when our laypersons are involved in SBC life. This summer’s attendance could be outstanding, so do not miss coming to Nashville.”

To register, prospective messengers must include their church’s SBC identification number and confirmation that their church has chosen them as a messenger. Each cooperating Southern Baptist church is allotted two messengers, with some allowed as

EVENTS Oklahoma Baptists’ leaders continue to monitor information about the continued impact of COVID-19 in Oklahoma. After careful consideration, the decision was made to cancel, and in some cases move to a virtual event format, all Oklahoma Baptists sponsored events of 50 people or more in the months of January and February 2021.

The following February events are cancelled: • Feb. 11—Singing ChurchWomen (West) • Feb. 14—Night of Worship event • Feb. 14—Oklahoma Student Worship Choir Concert • Feb. 18—Singing ChurchWomen Concert (East) • Feb. 19-20—VBS State Training • Feb. 26-28—MVP Pastors and Wives Retreat • Feb. 27—Worship Audio/Video Event

February event moved to virtual/online only: • Feb. 25—Community 94

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Southern Baptist Convention President J.D. Greear declared abortion the “greatest moral tragedy of our day” at the 2021 March for Life held virtually at noon Jan. 29.

IMB celebrates Black missionary and church planter George Liele; designates February E V E N TasSDiversity in Missions month IMB STAFF | FEB 2

The executive committee of the Southern Baptist Convention voted in February 2020 to approve the first Sunday in February as the annual George Liele Church Planting, Evangelism and Missions Day, at the recommendation of the International Mission Board. The first George Liele day was celebrated on Feb. 7, and kicks off a month-long recognition of the diversity of Southern Baptists serving in missions.

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many as 12, depending on church size and Cooperative Program giving.

Childcare registration is open for the June 13-14 Send Conference as well as the June 15-16 Annual Meeting. All childcare activities will be held onsite at Gaylord Opryland, with youth participating in community-based mission projects.

Fees, payable upon pre-registration, include a $10 non-refundable payment per child, and separate $25 charges per preschooler E event.

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Encourage: Focus and boldness /// PREVIEWED ON COVER

Hance Dilbeck Oklahoma Baptists’ Executive Director-Treasurer @Hance_Dilbeck

I began 2021 reading Acts in my quiet time. I am struck by the focus and the boldness of the apostles. In the face of opposition, rejection and persecution they just keep talking to people about Jesus and His power to save. Focused and bold, Oh Lord, help us to be focused and bold.

Too often we are neither; we tend to be distracted and frustrated. We ring our hands in worry and talk about everything except Jesus. The themes of our conversation are too often set by friends on Facebook, the evening news, and the noise around us. Oh Lord, help us to be focused and bold. Don’t you want to be focused and bold?

I see three themes in Acts that bring focus and boldness to our lives.

First, the apostles had a big idea about who Jesus is. They are always quoting Psalm 2 and Psalm 110, and declaring that Jesus is the exalted Lord, the rightful King Who sits at the right hand of the throne in heaven. He is the righteous judge of the living and the dead Who died and rose again.

Their Jesus is so big that He dominates every conversation, every situation. No problem, no power, no politician, no persecution can squeeze Jesus out of the picture. Jesus Christ is Lord! I think they believed Jesus when He claimed, “ALL authority has been given to me in heaven and on earth” (Matt 28:18).

Second, the apostles lived filled with the Holy Spirit. They depended on the Spirit’s power to make their words have impact. The Spirit opened their minds to the truth of God’s Word, directed their feet to people ready to repent, brought comfort to them in prison and caused them to speak with authority. The Holy Spirit within brings focus and boldness.

Third, the apostles asked God to give them focus and boldness. I have been meditating on

Acts 4:29. “And now, Lord, take note of their threats, and grant that Your bond-servants may speak Your word with all boldness.”

What a remarkable prayer! They let God do what only God can do—deal with the enemy.

In essence, they said, Father, You know our situation, You know the opposition, You know how corrupt this culture is. You do what only You can do—we will focus on our part; we will speak Your Word with boldness. Lord, give us focus and boldness.

Oklahoma Baptists, I see and hear too much fear and frustration, too much energy and conversation spun out on non-essentials. Focus, brethren. Focus on the Gospel of Jesus Christ and live with bold confidence in His power to heal, save and forgive.

If we live believing that Jesus is the exalted Lord, if we live in submission to the Holy Spirit within, if we ask our Lord day by day, moment by moment, He will give us focus and boldness.

And we can turn this world upside down.

Sword & trowel: Mistrust, distrust & cynicism—Oh my!

Brian Hobbs Editor of the Baptist Messenger @BrianGHobbs

“No matter how cynical you become, it’s never enough to keep up.” I was reminded of this quote from comedian and actress Lily Tomlin.

A recent article discussed the decline of trust and the rise of cynicism, as it relates to politics and government today.

“The American National Election Studies survey, which has tracked American opinion since 1948, includes a trust index… about voters’ perceptions of government and politicians… Although these questions are about trust, they serve as a proxy for understanding cynicism because political scientists think of those two things as opposites. Cynicism goes up as trust goes down, or vice versa.”

The polls showed trust was high in the 1950s, for example, and at all-time lows in recent years. It’s

not only politics, though, that has people’s levels of distrust soaring today.

The pandemic and related issues have many people doubting the information they are told. Also, a developing “deep fake” technology (i.e. photos and videos that can be edited or manipulated that still look real) has led people to believe they cannot believe what they see with their eyes.

How can Christians contend for the truth in such times? We first have to remember that doubt and distrust are part of human nature and history.

The risen Lord Jesus encountered disbelief all throughout His earthy ministry, including from one of His own followers, Thomas. Earlier, in a non-Christian context, the very term “cynicism” took root in the ancient Greek world as a school of thought. In more modern times, the Higher Criticism movement sought to deconstruct some of the most basic understandings of the Bible and truth. Cynicism, then, is nothing new.

In addition to recognizing that, I want to offer three ideas of how to dodge the cynicism surge: 1. Avoid needless speculation and conspiracies.

Winston Churchill said that a lie can travel halfway around the world before truth has a chance to put its

boots on. Today, on social media, a lie can now travel all the way around the world. Christians should be “quick to listen and slow to speak” (James 1:19); we should be slow to share sensational information that comes to us.

2. Focus on what we know for sure. Are you 100 percent sure of your perspective on any given issue that is dominating online conversations? I mean, 100 percent—without a doubt—sure. Most likely, none of us can honestly say that about very many issues. So it would be best to focus our energies and words on what we do know, above all, the Truth of the Gospel and that Jesus Christ, the Risen Lord and Savior, offers salvation and new life.

3. Guard your heart. It’s human nature to make comparisons. “This situation reminds me of that situation.” However, this pattern of thinking can become a trap, when the ill actions in one situation lead to a general mistrust of all. We need to guard our hearts against letting some shames and wrongs sour us to all others.

In the end, there is only one sinless, perfect person. Only one central Truth. It’s Jesus. We can always trust Him. We have nothing to be cynical about, regarding Jesus. No matter how cynical we become, let’s always keep up with Him.

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& MISSIONS Y M I N I S T RWalker Moore

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

O O L B OX T H C R U H C Growing up, I didn’t do well

when I was in school. My poorest subjects were English, math, history, geography and science. School was never easy for me, but if you gave me a job or task, I excelled in it.

I was much more of a hands-on learner. I have always joked thatFI Igraduated S in the top half of the S Iof myE D CLAS bottom third class, and my parents were proud of me. It wasn’t until I was an adult that I discovered I am dyslexic.

When I entered junior high, I had a choice of what classes I could take. Our art class offered pottery, leather work, painting, etc. I excelled in all the things you could make with your hands. But I have a problem; C E Sa habit of my confidence outV O II have weighing my abilities.

Let me give you several examples. I took three years of shop in high school. I made my first small project, a small mahogany desk with iron legs that I bent and welded. The desk was beautiful, but the legs weren’t even and required something under them to keep the desk from wobbling.

My second project? A seven-drawer bedroom dresser for my parents. It was solid maple with four big drawers on the bottom and three smaller ones across the top. It was a good-sized dresser, and my mom used it until she went home to be with the Lord.

I am glad the dresser was in the bedroom because

the doorE fronts E R TexactN Tweren’t ly straight. One drawer face went slightly uphill while the other headed south. Again, my confidence outweighed my abilities.

P L aE & In the 7th grade, I took PEO leatherworking class. ForHmyN E W S U RtoCmake a first project,CI H chose personalized handmade belt.

I spent hours working that leather, wetting it down, using a swivel knife to trace over a pattern and stamping a beautiful edge and my name across TURE L U C & S W E the back.N That wasn’t hard at all.

For my second project, I chose to make my mom a leather over-the-shoulder saddle handbag. It was a pretty big project with a picture of a horse’s head on the front and a stamped background. I spent the rest of the semester pounding away on that cowhide and then stitching the pieces together.

Everyone else was making a bookmark or another belt, but not I. I was making a purse that could carry a newborn. I gave it to my mom, and she carried that leather weight around for years.

As I got older, I could see how childish the work was; it was downright ugly. I was embarrassed that my mom was walking around in public with that hideous purse, and I told her she didn’t have to use it anymore. But she kept it for a long time.

It took me years to understand why she would carry around something so ugly. She didn’t see the ugliness; she saw the love behind it. To her the beauty was not in the creation but the love of the creator who created it.

Many years later, I finally get it. I am now the proud owner of the ugliest stuff in the world. Things my children and grandchildren have made for my wife and me adorn our home. They cover our refrigerator, hang on our Christmas tree and walls, and are displayed on our T-shirts. One of these days, our grandsons will recognize the ugliness of their early scribbling, but to me, their efforts will always be beautiful. I look past the scribbling and only see the love of the creators who created it.

You see, it is the love of the Creator who gives you and me our beauty. Why do you think that John 3:16 is the most loved and quoted Bible verse in the world? Because it starts out, “For God so loved.”

This is why I view myself as ugly. Yep, I am just like you. But when I look through the eyes of the Creator Who created me, only then does my beauty comes forth. For all the questions I have asked myself—“Why do I look like this?” “How come I have no athletic ability?” “Why do I struggle with trying to write something?” I hear “For God so loved.”

He made me this way because He loved me.

What we call ugly, God calls beautiful. “I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Ps. 139:14).

Whether it is a wobbly table, a dysfunctional dresser, an ugly purse or even one’s own self, all of these were called beautiful because someone recognized the love of their creator. This means you and I are beautiful—because “God so loved.”

First person: There is no second string Michael Butler Pastor, Chickasha, First First Vice President of Oklahoma Baptists @_michaelbutler_

My high school algebra teacher was a muscular man who wore a large, rather intimidating ring on his right hand. Whenever he wrote on the chalkboard or motioned using his right hand, this ring demanded your attention.

One day, a classmate spoke up to ask the teacher about his ring. The smile stretching across my teacher’s face indicated he had been waiting for someone to comment on his particularly conspicuous piece of jewelry.

We learned that day that our teacher played football at the University of Oklahoma. The ring was a trophy of sorts, reminding him of the days he proudly wore crimson and cream. The same classmate who asked about the ring quipped that he did not remember our teacher ever playing. Without skipping a beat, the teacher patiently replied, “I said I was on the team. I did not say that I played.”

Every championship team has players on the second string who play an important role in the team’s success. You may not know their name, and you may not buy their jersey, but the second string play an important role in helping the team prepare for each opponent they face.

The hard work and dedication of many players who never shine in the spotlight is a vital part of a championship team’s winning ways. The all-stars all benefit from the hard work of the second string.

When the team wins a ring, the second string get a ring too, and some of them wear their rings proudly for their algebra class to notice.

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The church is a lot like a winning football team in others, but rather what we will do for others. Comthis way. Just as each member on a football team mitment to the church is not just about what we beplays an important role in the team’s success, each lieve, but what we become as we grow closer to Jemember of the local church plays an important role sus and closer to each other. the Body of Christ.

There is no second string in the church. In Christ, However, unlike a football team, the church has we are each empowered with spiritual gifts in order no second string. In Rom. 12:5, Paul writes about that we might encourage one another and advance the importance of every member of the body stat- the Gospel. ing, “We who are many are one Body in Christ and inYou will never fulfill your ministry from the sidedividually members of one another.” lines. Jesus has called you to be part of the action Every member of the church matters. By God’s through committing to the local church to partdesign, we each contribute something unique to ner with others in loving people to faith in Christ the Body of Christ, making it stronger. and multiplying disciples.

The goal for every one of us is to make our memberIf you are not actively serving in your church, I ship matter the most it can for the good of the body want to encourage you that it is time to get off and the glory of Jesus Christ. The question you must the sidelines and to get in the game! consider is how you will do this—how will you make the most of your membership? I believe you make your membership matter by loving and serving oth ers according to the exam ple set by Jesus Christ.

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Leadership Summit on March 25 prepares church PLE & O E X P O B L O O EWS CHURCH T CHURCH N leaders for enhanced worship >> by Chris Doyle

MANAGING EDITOR

Those looking to better prepare for corporate worship have an opportunity to learn from an experienced worship leader. Oklahoma Baptists is hosting Worship Leadership Summit March 25, beginning at 9 a.m., at Moore, First.

Special guest David Manner will speak on topics from his book “Better Sundays Begin on Monday.”

Manner will soon become executive director for the Kansas-Nebraska Convention of Southern Baptists, filling the role in March 2021. He has been serving as associate executive director with convention responsibilities including worship consultation, leadership development and church health.

“I am very excited about the Leadership Summit for 2021,” said Randy Lind, worship and music ministry partner for Oklahoma Baptists. “David is an excellent communicator and has experience teaching and leading at various conferences. David is an Oklahoma guy and a graduate of Oklahoma Baptist University.”

Before joining the Kansas-Nebraska Convention, Manner served 20 years in worship and administration with churches in Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas and Texas. He writes for various online and print

publications including his 1 2 worship evaluation blog, worDS LT U R E U C & shipevaluation.org.

S W CLASSIFIE E N “One of the reasons I’m looking forward to having David here is because he has written an excellent resource for the church, especially for church leaders involved in worship leading and wor-E S C O I“EvVsaid. ship planning,” Lind >> PHOTOS: PROVIDED 1) David Manner will be ery church, of every size, evthe new executive director for the Kanery Sunday has someone or sas-Nebraska Convention for Southern Bapa group of people who are re- tists; 2) Manner’s book ‘Better Sundays begin sponsible for planning and/or on Monday’ will be available to those who register for the Worship Leadership Summit. leading in worship.

“Worship is a big deal to God,” Lind continued. “There is much written in look back Scripture about the priority of worshipping God to establish and how God desires our worship and the relation- a process ship that comes because He made us to worship.” of evaluatLind said everyone who registers for Leadership ing worship Summit will receive a copy of “Better Sundays Be- to include worship done God’s way, with great bibligin on Monday.” He also spoke on the importance cal content as we encourage each person to connect of the book. with God,” Lind said. “’Better Sundays Begin on Monday’ encourages the To register for the Worship Leadership Summit, pastor and worship team to look forward and also visit oklahomabaptists.org/worship-summit.

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

DISASTER RELIEF

Training:

Upcoming DR Orientation & Credentialing sessions: • March 6-Elk City, First • April 10-Duncan, First Upcoming Equipment-CPR/ First Aid Training Dates: • Feb 23 • March 13 Visit okdisasterhelp.org for the most recent information.

Campers on Mission: Spring Rally, April 6-9, Shawnee For more information email mvanzandt@oklahomabaptists.org

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Leadership Summit BETTER SUNDAYS BEGIN ON MONDAY

SPECIAL GUEST Pray for Oklahoma Missionary Gary Hawkins Gary serves as church planting pastor of Sapulpa, Native Stone, executive director of the Fellowship of Native American Christians, and self-funded NAMB church planting mobilizer for Native Americans.

Pray for Gary and his wife Paula.

Pray for International Missionaries Europe Pray for Oklahoma Baptists serving with the IMB throughout Europe. Their names and even the number of them are withheld for security reasons. Pray for national partners to evangelize, baptize, disciple and add more churches.

Dr. David Manner

MARCH 25 MOORE, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OklahomaBaptists.org/worship-summit

FREE BOOK (WHILE SUPPLIES LAST) Better Sundays Begin on Monday

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

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Who’s Your One? OKC to host evangelism event, March 7-8 /// PREVIEWED ON COVER

tries and have advanced the Gospel, not in theory but in practice.”

>> by Chris Doyle

MANAGING EDITOR

An event that will make evangelism a personal challenge is coming to Oklahoma. The North American Mission Board (NAMB) is bringing the Who’s Your One Tour to Oklahoma City, Quail Springs, March 7-8.

The opening program on Sunday, March 7 will be the Who’s Your One Rally at 6 p.m. On Monday, March 8, beginning at 8 a.m., Quail Springs will also host the Who’s Your One Evangelism Workshop.

The two-day event is free to attend, but reservations are required to attend the March 8 workshop.

Those interested can register by visiting oklahomabaptists.org/whosyouroneevent.

Hunt to speak at opening rally Who’s Your One will begin with a Sunday evening rally, featuring Johnny Hunt as the speaker. Hunt is NAMB senior vice president of leadership and evangelism and previously served as senior pastor of Woodstock, Ga., First, for more than 30 years.

He also served as president of the Southern Baptist Convention from 2008-10.

According to the Who’s Your One website, this rally will be a time for Oklahoma Baptists “to be inspired and challenged from the Word of God in personal evangelism.”

Alan Quigley, associate executive director of church relations group for Oklahoma Baptists, said, without having the Advance Conference, it will be even more important that Oklahoma Baptists attend Who’s Your One. “This event is coming at a wonderful time,” Quigley said. “We are going to hear some national leaders who have had the favor of God on their minis-

Workshop to help hone evangelism strategies The Who’s Your One Evangelism Workshop, according to whosyourone.com, “consists of practical training sessions designed to equip and mobilize” churches in evangelism.

Topics that will be covered in the workshop breakout sessions include: • Cultivating your heart for evangelism • Practical ways to start Gospel conversations • Creating a culture of evangelism in your church Other topics will be covered as well. The list of workshop speakers include Pastor Stephen Rummage of Oklahoma City, Quail Springs; Catherine Renfro, NAMB evangelism director; Willy Rice, pastor of Clearwater, Fla., Calvary; and Jordan Easley, pastor of Cleveland, Tenn., First.

Personal evangelism a key element One of the important aspects of having the Who’s Your One event, Quigley said, is a needed focus on the importance of personal evangelism, especially since the pandemic limited the ability to hold evangelism and outreach events.

“We need to reinvigorate the idea of personal evangelism,” Quigley said. “This past year has shown us that, more than anything, our ability to advance the Gospel in Oklahoma has greatly been stymied because of our current cultural issues with the pandemic.

“Where personal evangelism is being done, there seems to be great fruit in that aspect. I’ve talked to several pastors who have done equipping with their churches on personal evangelism. They have

even used the Who’s Your One program that Brother Johnny will be talking about in more detail.”

Quigley believes this is a great time to emphasize personal evangelism because people have been burdened by the results of the pandemic.

“Mobilizing the church is important because there are a lot of people who are asking a lot of questions about life, suffering and loss,” Quigley said. “In a climate where there are a lot of questions among lost people in our state, we have the answer in Jesus Christ. If we are equipped, trained and mobilized for personal evangelism, we could see a really great harvest of souls maybe even bordering on an awakening coming out of the pandemic.”

What is ‘Who’s Your One?’ Oklahoma Baptists may be familiar with the Who’s Your One campaign. Quigley said he encourages people to come to the March 7-8 event to find out more, but he explains why Who’s Your One is significant.

“Who’s Your One is an important campaign,” he said, “because it asks the believer to hone in on one person. When we talk about praying for the lost or praying for the world, and we don’t put a name or face to that prayer then it’s easy for us to forget our personal responsibility to advance the Gospel.

“If you have accepted the challenge of Who’s Your One, you have a name that God has put on your heart, that you are going to pray for, that you are going to look for an opportunity for a Gospel conversation. The reality is I’m responsible to share the Gospel with this person, so it moves from a hypothetical to a personal objective.”

More information on the Who’s Your One event can be found by visiting whosyourone.com.

Wo r k s h o p Sp e a ke r s Stephen Rummage Oklahoma City, Quail Springs

Catherine Renfro NAMB Evangelism Director

Keynote Speaker

Johnny Hunt Johnny Hunt is senior vice president of evangelism and leadership for the North American Mission Board (NAMB).

He previously served as senior pastor of Woodstock, Ga., First, for more than 30 years and was former president of the Southern Baptist Convention from 2008-10. In his role at NAMB, he leads a team focused on championing the cause of evangelism among Southern Baptist churches and pastors. The team also equips pastors with tools and leadership skills that will allow them to lead their churches to become more evangelistically active.

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Willy Rice Clearwater, Fla., Calvary

Jordan Easly Cleveland, Tenn., First

GIVING REPORT Januar y Through December 2020 OO Dear Oklahoma Baptists,

2020

I thank the Lord daily for Oklahoma Baptists. I am grateful that, regardless of the ongoing impact of the Coronavirus on our churches, you continue to give faithfully through the Cooperative Program (CP) so that the nations are reached with the Gospel. In moments of crisis, we might be tempted to make our focus entirely on our local needs or to roll back our commitments until the crisis has passed. Yet you have responded with such faithfulness to help advance the Gospel together.

We can say together with Paul, “To me, the very least of all saints, this grace was given, to preach to the Gentiles the unfathomable riches of Christ, and to enlighten all people as to what the plan of the mystery is which for ages has been hidden in God, who created all things; so that the multifaceted wisdom of God might now be made known through the church to the rulers and the authorities in the heavenly places. This was in accordance with the eternal purpose which He carried out in Christ Jesus our Lord, in whom we have boldness and confident access through faith in Him” (Ephesians 3:8-12).

I am thankful to say, as this report reveals, that in spite of any obstacles, Oklahoma Baptists are remaining faithful in their CP giving. This faithfulness in such a challenging year gives me hope for even greater commitment to cooperative missions giving for 2021. The troubles we face are significant, but like the early church, we know we do not shrink back from our mission of Gospel advancement because of whom we serve. Like Paul, Oklahoma Baptists have been given the grace to proclaim the unfathomable riches of Christ in our state, across the country and around the globe.

The numbers below tell the story of our cooperative commitment as Oklahoma Southern Baptists to make known the eternal purpose of God to our world in this moment.

Gratefully in Christ, D. Hance Dilbeck, Jr.

Executive Director-Treasurer for Oklahoma Baptists

Comparison of CP Giving January through December 2020 Giving 2020 Under 2019 Percent

2020

2019

$1,569.24 $3,005.16 $8,394.54 $10,413.37 $14,758.84 $14,266.74 $1,761.07 $2,532.65 $0.00 $1,115.00 $77,594.21 $62,472.98 $1,077.44 $1,491.52 $7,678.68 $4,693.24 $8,769.28 $11,341.40 $13,746.84 $16,868.47 $16,667.67 $22,267.15 $52,003.67 $50,177.96 $867.00 $1,376.00 $19,360.18 $19,480.30 $5,338.77 $6,862.39 $7,354.67 $6,432.45 $18,416.54 $18,582.09 $4,082.27 $4,705.15 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $394.76 $154.98 $1,017.50 $74,800.88 $70,392.55 $11,784.69 $11,802.00 $13,857.16 $12,333.29 $0.00 $0.00 $5,764.08 $7,472.28 $5,905.40 $6,454.40 $10,595.49 $6,667.00 $11,604.78 $19,622.85 $400.00 $380.00 $4,328.29 $5,691.40 $398,636.66 $400,312.05

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

$6,704.61 $4,429.56 $3,738.20 $4,744.70 $2,863.33 $3,217.33 $14,532.73 $15,548.18 $12,427.80 $16,833.99 $1,118.00 $1,655.78 $0.00 $647.06 $5,659.08 $5,039.36 $9,825.14 $8,248.03 $3,607.72 $8,239.22 $10,322.00 $9,831.00 $6,064.50 $8,410.65 $2,346.52 $3,249.80 $0.00 $0.00 $224.27 $1,163.04 $3,618.21 $3,593.14 $0.00 $0.00 $1,283.40 $1,170.81 $4,737.44 $5,976.14 $3,637.64 $3,284.32 $16,849.92 $13,583.17 $10,323.12 $10,688.81 $1,886.64 $2,109.52 $0.00 $0.00 $121,770.27 $131,663.61

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

2019 $24,613,955.57

($1,741,925.38) (7.08%)

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

2020 $22,872,030.19

$2,492.00 $507.08 $197,827.85 $3,000.00 $747.38 $5,509.34 $17,653.83

$2,923.00 $803.60 $184,117.05 $7,729.20 $1,404.89 $5,997.75 $13,899.55

2020 ADA, MORRIS MEMORIAL ADA, NEW BETHEL ADA, OAK AVENUE ADA, SOVEREIGN GRACE BIBLE ADA, TRINITY ADA, UNION HILL ADA, UNION VALLEY ALLEN, FIRST FITTSTOWN,FIRST FITZHUGH, FIRST FRANCIS, FIRST ROFF, FIRST ROFF, LIGHTNING RIDGE STONEWALL, FIRST TOTALS

2019

$5,178.00 $22,826.50 $1,188.20 $5,122.20 $8,969.70 $7,790.02 $0.00 $0.00 $77,646.00 $93,301.47 $5,319.17 $5,592.25 $0.00 $0.00 $2,794.43 $5,563.54 $7,484.13 $8,714.78 $67,524.05 $61,244.39 $0.00 $0.00 $4,748.49 $6,356.23 $1,605.78 $1,650.50 $23,720.64 $24,520.89 $433,916.07 $459,557.81

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

$83.00 $0.00 $611.80

$460.12 $0.00 $2,395.94

$304.00 $307.00 $8,008.70 $12,587.00 $2,347.00 $2,267.00 $1,140.97 $421.55 $3,019.19 $2,327.90 $902.00 $872.36 $741.17 $524.38 $2,337.40 $6,352.14 $273.00 $1,476.25 $8,824.68 $15,798.54 $5,121.97 $5,955.04 $8,566.18 $9,059.61 $1,706.58 $2,764.98 $11,431.65 $12,657.70 $4,271.10 $4,776.10 $689.08 $1,532.95 $4,049.00 $5,017.00 $22,456.81 $17,449.37 $0.00 $0.00 $11,454.38 $23,532.97 $129,373.00 $101,212.54 $13,019.07 $9,325.25 $0.00 $0.00 $5,759.70 $6,116.89 $17,068.13 $16,071.22 $3,421.18 $3,450.61 $0.00 $0.00 $4,113.21 $4,979.31 $366.98 $1,852.89 $5,644.00 $7,688.00 $2,762.12 $1,748.50 $12,391.91 $12,807.57 $6,059.65 $5,259.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $4,025.27 $4,524.99 $2,446.53 $723.86 $304,790.41 $304,296.53

CADDO ASSOCIATION ALBERT, ONEY ANADARKO, BETHEL ANADARKO, FIRST ANADARKO, HISPANA ANADARKO, INDIAN CAPITAL ANADARKO, SADDLE MOUNTAIN INDIAN ANADARKO, SQUARE TOP

$9,923.85 $25,707.16 $78,971.23 $505.58 $0.00

$10,536.15 $24,292.72 $78,428.92 $631.12 $0.00

$0.00 $1,110.00

$0.00 $1,009.00

ANADARKO, VIRGINIA AVENUE APACHE, FIRST BINGER CARNEGIE, ALFALFA CARNEGIE, EBENEZER CARNEGIE, FAITH INDIAN CARNEGIE, FIRST CEMENT, FIRST CYRIL, FIRST CYRIL, MIDWAY EAKLY, BETHEL SPANISH MISSION EAKLY, FIRST FORT COBB, FIRST FORT COBB, FIRST CADDO GRACEMONT, FIRST HINTON, FIRST HINTON, SCOTT HYDRO, FIRST HYDRO, PLEASANT VALLEY HYDRO, SWAN LAKE MINCO, CANAAN VERDEN, FIRST TOTALS

2019

$900.00 $725.00 $49,962.50 $56,727.60 $6,405.00 $4,445.00 $5,570.01 $5,843.80 $154.76 $401.84 $0.00 $0.00 $39,156.65 $53,533.32 $2,063.39 $1,431.71 $13,773.49 $12,917.43 $2,007.72 $5,899.42 $437.70 $842.16 $10,894.78 $12,063.35 $6,149.47 $14,725.06 $281.67 $0.00 $11,289.80 $13,175.18 $132,326.00 $119,465.00 $2,289.53 $5,546.81 $10,674.59 $16,824.02 $10,412.40 $10,479.39 $958.18 $628.15 $4,402.20 $6,391.10 $17,185.43 $18,010.80 $443,513.09 $474,974.05

CAPITAL ASSOCIATION ARCADIA, FIRST SOUTHERN BETHANY, COUNCIL ROAD BETHANY, FIRST BETHANY, FUENTE DE VIDA BETHANY, MACEDONIA BETHANY, NEW COVENANT FELLOWSHIP BETHANY, ROCA FUERTE BETHANY, TULAKES CHOCTAW, CHOCTAW ROAD CHOCTAW, EASTLAND HILLS CHOCTAW, FIRST DEL CITY, DEL VIEW DEL CITY, FIRST SOUTHERN DEL CITY, PRAISE OF ZION MISSIONARY DEL CITY, SOLOMON TEMPLE DEL CITY, SUNNYLANE SOUTHERN EDMOND, ACTS COMMUNITY EDMOND, BETHESDA EDMOND, CHISHOLM CREEK EDMOND, EAST EDMOND COMMUNITY EDMOND, FIRST EDMOND, FIRST INDIAN EDMOND, GIDEON EDMOND, HENDERSON HILLS EDMOND, HENDERSON HILLS FARSI EDMOND, HIGHLAND PARK EDMOND, HISPANA EDMOND, NEW HOPE EDMOND, NORTH POINTE EDMOND, VINTAGE EDMOND, WATERLOO ROAD FOREST PARK, NORTHEAST MISSIONARY GUTHRIE, COMMUNITY GUTHRIE, FIRST SOUTHERN GUTHRIE, LAKEVIEW GUTHRIE, WOODCREST HARRAH, FIRST HARRAH, LEGACY JONES, FIRST LUTHER, FIRST MIDWC, COUNTRY ESTATES MIDWC, CREST MIDWC, EASTPOINT MIDWC, EASTWOOD MIDWC, FIRST MIDWC, KOREAN MIDWC, LIGHTHOUSE MIDWC, MEADOWOOD MIDWC, NEW COMMUNITY MIDWC, SOLDIER CREEK MIDWC, SOONER MOORE, PHILIPPINE INTERNATIONAL MUSTANG, CHISHOLM HEIGHTS MUSTANG, FIRST MUSTANG, MUSTANG HEIGHTS NEWALLA, COUNTRYSIDE NEWALLA, FIRST NICOMA PARK, FIRST OKC, BAPTIST TEMPLE OKC, BETHEL OKC, BEVERLY HILLS OKC, BRANCHES OKC, BRIDGEPOINT OKC, BRIGHT CITY OKC, BRITTON OKC, BROOKWOOD OKC, BRYANT AVENUE OKC, CALVARY MISSIONARY OKC, CAMILLE AVENUE OKC, CAPITOL HILL OKC, CENTRAL OKC, CENTRAL HISPANIC OKC, CHEROKEE HILLS OKC, CHINESE OKC, CHURCH AT THE VILLAGE OKC, CIRCLE OF LIFE OKC, CLASSEN BOULEVARD OKC, CRESTVIEW OKC, CROSSROADS OKC, CROSSTOWN OKC, CROWN HEIGHTS OKC, DICKSON OKC, DUMAS AVENUE SOUTHERN OKC, EAGLE HEIGHTS OKC, EL OLIVAR OKC, EMANUEL HISPANIC OKC, EXCHANGE AVENUE OKC, FAITHWORKS OKC, FIRST HISPANIC OKC, FORTIETH STREET OKC, GLORIETA OKC, GRACE AND TRUTH OKC, GRACE PLACE OKC, GRACE POINTE OKC, GRAND BOULEVARD OKC, GREATER TRINITY OKC, HEAVENLY HEIGHTS

$23,623.00 $21,911.98 $119,273.24 $117,000.00 $37,151.58 $36,465.31 $1,168.84 $1,709.50 $0.00 $0.00 $1,587.04 $1,472.60 $0.00 $0.00 $5,793.91 $6,060.86 $202,004.78 $223,091.95 $600.00 $600.00 $66,642.82 $98,128.81 $2,541.58 $2,631.65 $96,057.02 $134,027.29 $0.00 $0.00 $2,222.00 $166.31 $0.00 $1,200.00

$0.00 $0.00 $1,600.00 $200.81 $0.00 $1,200.00

$14,724.00 $15,657.00 $283,607.04 $241,005.97 $0.00 $200.00 $850.00 $150.00 $204,583.35 $175,256.33 $0.00 $395.00 $2,611.16 $4,413.71 $6,726.41 $6,776.41 $100.00 $100.00 $23,703.56 $67,962.02 $0.00 $500.00 $144,170.00 $142,255.00 $0.00 $369.00 $0.00 $0.00 $31,451.31 $29,453.08 $13,228.88 $11,199.92 $8,305.94 $10,068.64 $45,597.39 $52,673.23 $0.00 $300.00 $12,055.29 $13,494.07 $1,300.00 $1,300.00 $50,309.07 $75,204.43 $1,967.91 $1,324.19 $2,400.00 $2,200.00 $14,479.29 $14,252.83 $64,008.93 $75,793.04 $1,970.00 $1,520.00 $0.00 $0.00 $129,689.50 $145,127.50 $832.00 $750.00 $11,273.99 $9,921.38 $5,364.60 $7,164.07 $2,585.57 $2,839.43 $213,200.66 $232,446.92 $145,188.28 $151,628.77 $14,827.39 $18,360.96 $4,407.36 $4,480.26 $0.00 $33,015.58 $39,287.19 $48,173.19 $2,499.96 $2,649.96 $625.03 $489.60 $454.49 $779.80 $0.00 $949.00 $800.00 $1,240.00 $641.49 $25.00 $949.26 $1,390.92 $92,968.00 $97,778.44 $1,076.00 $875.00 $220.00 $240.00 $0.00 $0.00 $102,028.32 $99,886.21 $2,374.35 $2,884.00 $5,799.66 $2,800.00 $68,788.98 $82,648.47 $19,324.07 $16,479.96 $0.00 $2,309.63 $1,100.00 $1,300.00 $11,629.48 $9,817.04 $9,860.33 $22,588.96 $2,600.00 $2,200.00 $8,422.00 $2,400.00 $6,033.53 $10,839.05 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $8,000.00 $8,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $4,987.22 $5,632.77 $16,413.61 $18,432.70 $15.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $28,461.00 $24,527.00 $0.00 $0.00 $4,000.00 $3,850.00 $0.00 $0.00 $655.30 $1,382.63 $0.00 $100.00 $4,881.31 $6,378.48

OKC, HERITAGE OKC, HIGHLAND HILLS OKC, HOWARD MEMORIAL OKC, I CAN FAMILY CENTER OKC, IGLESIA LAVILLA OKC, IGLESIA PALABRA VIVA OKC, INDIAN COMMUNITY OKC, INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY OKC, INTERNATIONAL GRACE OKC, JAPANESE MISSION OKC, JESUS ES EL CAMINO OKC, KELHAM OKC, KENTUCKY AVENUE OKC, KNOB HILL OKC, KOREAN LIGHTHOUSE OKC, LAO-THAI OKC, LONE STAR OKC, MASHAK OKC, MAYFAIR OKC, MAYRIDGE OKC, MISSION OKC OKC, NEW BETHEL OKC, NEW LIFE MISSION OKC, NEW VISION COMMUNITY OKC, NEWCHURCH OKC, NORTHWEST OKC, NORTHWEST MANDARIN OKC, NUEVA VIDA OKC, OAKDALE OKC, OIKOS OKC, OKLAHOMA ZOTUNG OKC, OLIVET OKC, PLAINVIEW OKC, PORTLAND AVENU OKC, PROSPECT OKC, PUTNAM CITY OKC, QUAIL SPRINGS OKC, RANCHO VILLAGE OKC, RIOS DE AGUA VIVA OKC, ROCKWOOD OKC, SHARON OKC, SHIELDS BOULEVARD OKC, SOUTH LINDSAY OKC, SOUTH OKLAHOMA CITY OKC, SOUTHERN HILLS OKC, SOUTHERN TEMPLE OKC, SPRING CREEK OKC, SPRINGDALE OKC, THRIVE OKC, TRINITY OKC, TRINITY CHINESE OKC, TRINITY MISSIONARY OKC, TRUE LIGHT OKC, VICTORY OKC, VIETNAMESE FIRST OKC, VILLAGE OKC, VISION COMMUNITY OKC, WESTERN AVENUE OKC, WILMONT PLACE OKC, ZOMI CHRISTIAN PIEDMONT, FIRST SPENCER, TRUELOVE WHEATLAND, FIRST YUKON, CANADIAN VALLEY YUKON, FIRST YUKON, SURREY HILLS YUKON, TRINITY TOTALS

2020

2019

$5,500.00 $21,019.33 $2,454.96 $0.00 $279.96 $393.31 $3,181.47 $2,412.00 $0.00 $737.92 $1,228.00 $22,633.11 $0.00 $751.03 $0.00 $385.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $19,972.00 $500.00 $0.00 $1,768.00 $4,000.00 $2,400.00 $86,456.51 $0.00 $1,239.45 $121,428.36 $20.00 $2,520.21 $9,320.98 $7,353.90 $43,032.51 $500.00 $21,190.00 $950,231.20 $2,615.89 $2,994.87 $0.00 $804.09 $2,397.18 $14,426.51 $403.55 $583,677.88 $1,774.30 $534.07 $6,118.35 $1,160.20 $2,887.58 $613.32 $0.00 $287.38 $4,439.25 $0.00 $86,586.43 $0.00 $0.00 $23,055.70 $4,584.00 $82,030.91 $0.00 $3,928.75 $1,999.96 $57,575.47 3887.97 $26,101.78 $4,708,241.18

$6,500.00 $12,573.94 $2,300.50 $0.00 $1,003.64 $589.14 $2,844.87 $2,179.00 $0.00 $1,006.80 $3,191.36 $22,208.18 $0.00 $1,796.32 $0.00 $445.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $22,662.00 $600.00 $0.00 $1,383.00 $3,000.00 $2,400.00 $101,997.22 $0.00 $2,685.72 $87,006.51 $0.00 $1,162.99 $7,091.00 $7,199.69 $55,560.77 $0.00 $25,405.00 $981,463.66 $6,968.01 $6,019.28 $0.00 $539.23 $3,501.58 $13,664.19 $542.15 $616,035.20 $3,696.51 $585.75 $7,506.60 $0.00 $3,204.60 $1,511.54 $0.00 $23.00 $4,519.00 $0.00 $92,156.86 $100.00 $50.00 $20,720.21 $3,701.42 $82,808.05 $0.00 $5,345.90 $999.99 $66,880.15 $28,756.2 $21,454.03 $5,022,253.08

$0.00 $4,038.57 $9,000.00 $2,262.88 $5,841.84 $17,801.42 $1,228.20 $3,913.46 $3,661.92 $89,927.31 $0.00 $0.00 $14,465.00 $0.00 $8,146.98 $2,002.55 $0.00 $0.00 $9,105.98 $10,897.98 $2,500.18 $34,294.59 $91,533.64 $0.00 $9,442.64 $1,907.54 $0.00 $10,057.54 $19,046.54 $5,016.87 $3,218.00 $4,000.00 $25,556.47 $3,572.41 $41,813.36 $434,253.87

$0.00 $4,584.91 $0.00 $2,121.98 $3,853.50 $19,381.38 $3,160.42 $4,858.60 $3,334.26 $97,138.42 $0.00 $0.00 $12,355.00 $4,532.22 $10,986.93 $1,891.50 $0.00 $0.00 $9,254.87 $11,455.24 $2,291.86 $33,298.13 $99,408.53 $0.00 $8,536.26 $17,264.95 $0.00 $10,482.81 $20,993.39 $5,973.53 $2,897.00 $0.00 $30,877.75 $4,559.05 $37,872.94 $463,365.43

$0.00 $1,031.31 $0.00 $325.00 $0.00 $236.33 $0.00 $275.00 $1,463.00 $0.00 $1,752.04 $1,875.25 $0.00 $1,661.29 $264.80 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00

$0.00 $1,582.87 $0.00 $279.00 $0.00 $976.63 $0.00 $325.00 $695.00 $0.00 $1,680.78 $1,388.98 $62.57 $1,524.47 $707.72 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00

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

CHEROKEE ASSOCIATION BUNCH, SYCAMORE TREE COLCORD, CLOUDS CREEK COLCORD, NEW GREEN EUCHA, HILLSIDE EUCHA, PINE RIDGE EUCHA, ROUND SPRINGS HULBERT, KEENER HULBERT, SWIMMER JAY, BRUSH CREEK JAY, OLD CLOUDS CREEK JAY, PINEY JAY, TYIO KANSAS, LONG PRAIRIE KANSAS, TWIN OAKS LOCUST GROVE, BALLOU LOCUST GROVE, COUNTRY LOCUST GROVE, LITTLE ROCK LOCUST GROVE, SNAKE CREEK MULDROW, BELLEFONTE

GIVING REPORT 2020 PORUM, OAK GROVE ROSE, ELM PRAIRIE SALINA, EMMANUEL SALINA, EUWASHA SALINA, FIRST INDIAN SALINA, NEW JORDAN SALINA, STANDING ROCK SALINA, STEELEY SPAVINAW, RIBBON STILWELL, CHERRY TREE STILWELL, CHUCULATE STILWELL, ECHOTA STILWELL, FAIRFIELD STILWELL, FOUR VISIONS STILWELL, MULBERRY TREE STILWELL, OAKRIDGE STILWELL, PINEY CREEK STILWELL, SALEM STILWELL, SEQUOYAH TAHLEQUAH, CEDAR TREE TAHLEQUAH, ELM TREE TAHLEQUAH, FIRST INDIAN TAHLEQUAH, JOHNSON PRAIRIE TAHLEQUAH, NEW GREEN LEAF WATTS, CRITTENDEN TOTALS

$100.00 $0.00 $791.00 $0.00 $0.00 $185.63 $294.00 $1,293.94 $1,086.07 $1,500.00 $600.00 $560.00 $1,920.05 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $725.23 $1,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,500.00 $110.28 $0.00 $845.27 $223.82 $2,1619.31

2019 $3,659.01 $0.00 $1,035.00 $421.40 $0.00 $170.04 $145.56 $1,010.36 $887.72 $2,100.00 $600.00 $509.50 $2,264.25 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $225.00 $1,200.00 $0.00 $790.00 $1,250.00 $1,001.08 $0.00 $777.84 $176.65 $2,7446.43

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

$6,000.00 $2,962.93 $1,400.00 $71,111.72 $9,575.55 $4,780.56 $6,255.10 $100.00 $84,545.00 $84,165.63 $0.00 $3,122.70 $1,300.00 $0.00 $100.00 $3,255.40 $12,235.27 $1,348.00 $0.00 $9,295.74 $5,813.41 $475.38 $1,639.19 $3,876.30 $34,873.19 $1,679.51 $1,088.61 $1,509.40 $10,338.30

$6,000.00 $3,529.16 $1,800.00 $61,230.05 $9,449.22 $6,187.37 $16,008.09 $100.00 $60,000.00 $90,295.28 $0.00 $3,487.00 $1,300.00 $100.00 $100.00 $3,529.45 $8,735.63 $1,200.00 $0.00 $9,544.47 $6,354.88 $503.82 $1,129.36 $12,385.23 $39,871.20 $1,583.08 $1,145.07 $2,707.30 $9,720.56

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $471.31 $362,846.89 $358,467.53

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

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

$0.00 $943.77 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $149.00 $954.50 $2,047.27

$0.00 $2,971.00 $5,994.00 $1,401.47 $957.08 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $63.90 $0.00 $0.00 $11,387.45

$2,018.00 $1,865.10 $7,044.00 $1,104.90 $1,214.25 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $68.00 $0.00 $0.00 $13,314.25

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

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

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $4,111.18 $2,713.00 $991.65 $327.24 $0.00 $0.00 $8,143.07

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $400.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,746.57 $889.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $5,035.57

$1,715.28 $27,495.00 $0.00 $28,519.04 $3,385.75 $28,384.23 $1,354.00 $43,060.59 $121.24 $1,695.98 $41,587.42 $9,237.50 $8,735.73 $17,157.00 $8,524.00 $18,405.79 $687.84 $3,473.71 $22,166.37 $2,144.00 $1,927.39 $16,211.82

$1,516.82 $32,452.00 $1,404.16 $31,707.00 $6,884.50 $30,051.55 $1,546.00 $37,851.01 $571.34 $1,743.95 $60,583.06 $9,198.81 $13,020.95 $19,531.00 $4,462.00 $19,188.30 $926.30 $4,392.19 $21,239.20 $2,119.00 $874.47 $19,347.85

CIMARRON ASSOCIATION BLACKBURN, FIRST BRISTOW, FIRST BRISTOW, TRINITY CLEVELAND, FIRST CLEVELAND, WESTERN HEIGHTS CLEVELAND, WESTPORT CUSHING, CALVARY CUSHING, FIRST CUSHING, FIRST INDIAN CUSHING, NEW PATHWAYS CUSHING, OAK GROVE CUSHING, ONLY WAY CUSHING, PARK PLACE DEPEW, FIRST DRUMRIGHT, FIRST GLENCOE, FIRST HALLETT, FIRST JENNINGS, FIRST KELLYVILLE, FIRST KELLYVILLE, SUNRISE MANNFORD, FREEDOM HILL MANNFORD, LAKESIDE SOUTHERN

MARAMEC, FIRST MILFAY, FIRST MORRISON, HILLTOP COUNTRY MOUNDS, FIRST OILTON, FIRST OLIVE, FIRST OSAGE, FIRST PAWNEE, FIRST PAWNEE, INDIAN PAWNEE, MASHAM PERKINS, FIRST PERKINS, IMMANUEL PERKINS, ROCKIN' M COWBOY RALSTON, FIRST SAPULPA, FOREST HILLS SAPULPA, PICKETT PRAIRIE FIRST SHAMROCK, FIRST STILLWATER, CHINESE STILLWATER, COUNTRYSIDE STILLWATER, CROSS BRAND COWBOY STILLWATER, EAGLE HEIGHTS STILLWATER, FIRST STILLWATER, HILLCREST STILLWATER, HISPANA BETHEL STILLWATER, KOREAN STILLWATER, SOUTHSIDE STILLWATER, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS TERLTON, FIRST YALE, COUNCIL VALLEY YALE, FELLOWSHIP YALE, FIRST TOTALS

2020

2019

$396.90 $4,740.00 $3,193.83 $15,727.98 $4,080.18 $23,515.00 $0.00 $16,171.42 $0.00 $4,466.48 $45,705.53 $20,060.28 $1,161.14 $4,362.61 $3,469.15 $12,234.00 $4,200.84 $2,307.20 $325.00

$936.90 $8,074.00 $2,741.60 $13,597.54 $4,246.38 $22,402.18 $0.00 $16,721.18 $0.00 $7,266.44 $49,876.00 $20,389.55 $188.26 $4,633.79 $3,563.93 $16,490.00 $4,115.55 $3,957.90 $300.00

$335.15 $4,756.69 $52,012.86 $46,423.71 $10,356.13 $9,370.77 $7,721.58 $5,500.00 $828.11 $1,667.27 $0.00 $300.00 $10,891.00 $12,876.00 $20,439.15 $17,862.97 $8,406.82 $9,997.47 $3,074.83 $2,524.15 $7,169.58 $6,801.18 $6,199.26 $5,618.27 $579,541.69 $623,811.14

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

$0.00 $13,836.24 $0.00 $189.45 $0.00 $13,055.70 $2,589.60 $49,687.00 $134.70 $6,799.73 $1,286.59 $1,330.00 $64,778.70 $3,094.46 $604.00 $12,162.50 $4,905.83 $900.00 $0.00 $7,499.98 $61,201.58 $20,481.19 $0.00 $4,232.28

$1,598.24 $11,718.19 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $14,183.35 $693.50 $42,385.00 $630.54 $5,397.43 $1,418.05 $4,047.74 $75,122.57 $2,008.87 $1,574.72 $17,131.15 $5,397.63 $600.00 $0.00 $6,105.41 $60,800.47 $0.00 $0.00 $1,245.73

$180.00 $180.00 $109,918.57 $139,044.11 $135,903.25 $129,704.72 $67,916.57 $66,530.21 $2,025.00 $2,527.00 $600.00 $600.00 $1,015.55 $1,230.34 $0.00 $0.00 $23,263.98 $22,842.80 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $100.00 $0.00 $0.00 $499.92 $499.92 $2,226.53 $39,455.83 $10,592.70 $14,343.61 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $7,186.37 $9,325.77 $2,518.05 $3,020.39 $3,743.00 $4,994.90 $5,748.83 $1,020.10 $2,986.80 $2,684.57 $14,378.21 $10,109.80 $10,155.54 $12,039.31 $6,620.15 $7,568.93 $0.00 $0.00 $2,965.10 $2,316.18 $62,704.16 $62,188.69 $0.00 $400.00 $0.00 $0.00 $741,917.81 $784,785.77

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

$22,229.83 $5,314.92 $5,990.03 $8,947.58 $1,192.45 $8,540.26 $1,462.81 $1,800.00 $0.00 $2,400.00 $334.23 $12,798.00 $1,681.98 $2,365.86 $17,463.91 $1,027.03 $0.00 $25.00 $270.60 $6,436.00 $13,355.70 $1,222.25 $62,786.05 $1,318.64 $4,244.00 $2,697.66 $2,136.29 $3,600.00 $9,877.09 $4,001.00 $3,845.76 $276.71 $18,395.75 $786.61 $1,485.18 $974.34

$20,474.28 $4,101.39 $7,176.24 $15,783.31 $847.23 $10,498.44 $1,586.44 $1,800.00 $0.00 $2,400.00 $828.15 $12,117.00 $1,759.05 $2,684.93 $20,580.82 $757.66 $0.00 $224.00 $102.40 $6,872.00 $18,941.38 $1,090.94 $59,442.50 $1,185.06 $5,018.00 $3,330.94 $2,342.77 $4,020.00 $9,855.76 $4,113.00 $3,949.04 $281.61 $23,219.60 $848.77 $1,279.50 $944.42

2020 WELCH WELCH, LIVING HOPE WELCH, MAYBELLE TOTALS

2019

$5,104.56 $4,900.59 $155.92 $0.00 $1,147.31 $1,620.79 $237,691.31 $256,978.01

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

$12,000.00 $8,250.00 $600.00 $1,200.00 $11,259.31 $7,468.19 $580.52 $547.98 $0.00 $600.00 $5,989.45 $4,665.00 $1,845.11 $1,512.81 $5,929.00 $4,165.00 $6,220.00 $5,470.00 $0.00 $0.00 $4,309.00 $5,320.00 $0.00 $0.00 $8,669.88 $8,616.07 $4,825.00 $4,800.00 $598.00 $689.88 $0.00 $0.00 $4,336.98 $3,202.70 $0.00 $0.00 $959.20 $1,405.50 $4,215.73 $2,482.16 $750.00 $3,000.00 $19,808.87 $16,159.98 $550.00 $550.00 $7,453.00 $6,568.00 $2,386.67 $2,589.58 $0.00 $134.00 $910.00 $721.00 $9,076.71 $8,109.66 $2,338.18 $2,467.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,062.50 $6,925.00 $500.00 $650.00 $8,112.00 $6,360.00 $2,507.74 $3,058.99 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,759.64 $2,732.85 $476.40 $422.96 $71,904.21 $89,207.70 $3,652.43 $3,611.93 $28,873.82 $29,100.67 $918.11 $964.01 $7,968.33 $10,043.45 $0.00 $0.00 $4,584.89 $4,268.68 $1,000.00 $2,000.00 $1,822.58 $2,205.90 $1,820.06 $2,615.07 $10,651.01 $9,768.74 $266,224.33 $274,630.46

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

$660.00 $540.00 $83,569.33 $64,897.15 $470,959.06 $512,972.03 $11,965.00 $12,860.05 $1,652.00 $1,796.00 $2,816.60 $2,524.30 $1,492.50 $1,361.18 $32,223.69 $32,346.58 $3,490.79 $2,738.05 $7,270.87 $7,401.25 $18,176.36 $21,280.68 $9,223.29 $8,809.78 $2,400.00 $2,200.00 $0.00 $0.00 $268.00 $1,019.35 $19,238.99 $33,691.89 $330.00 $300.00 $6,825.87 $6,899.98 $6,651.26 $8,313.91 $32,076.92 $26,474.28 $13,373.03 $14,631.06 $38,962.85 $65,344.21 $114.56 $133.15 $0.00 $172.00 $11,302.84 $11,221.45 $3,939.73 $3,916.06 $8,122.28 $11,445.89 $0.00 $0.00 $10,148.17 $12,303.76 $9,504.46 $8,932.83 $7,115.00 $8,098.00 $12,643.89 $12,755.53 $0.00 $7,748.88 $4,262.00 $4,284.96 $3,255.94 $3,553.52 $834,035.28 $912,967.76

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

$4,253.72 $48,722.00 $3,440.48 $560.86 $7,458.23 $481.21

$3,318.90 $43,418.00 $2,504.70 $498.55 $8,602.66 $0.00

$53,211.73 $7,747.76 $2,057.31 $10,625.33 $751.73 $535.00 $0.00 $4,372.00 $1,400.00 $0.00 $0.00 $6,552.88 $423.68 $1,563.07 $4,958.05 $0.00 $300.00 $64,746.06 $0.00 $16,819.41 $8,240.91 $1,175.13 $2,230.95 $4,818.63 $1,016.90 $394.50

$71,203.44 $7,620.19 $1,943.99 $11,507.71 $600.00 $312.00 $0.00 $4,494.00 $1,200.00 $0.00 $0.00 $9,715.57 $1,732.33 $977.40 $6,172.74 $0.00 $0.00 $67,641.16 $225.00 $18,118.83 $9,670.12 $1,576.02 $2,645.80 $5,169.61 $1,118.05 $407.51

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

2020

2019

$0.00 $37,428.59 $244.00 $109.00 $25,371.51 $7,089.49 $1,618.25 $0.00 $2,345.72 $5,504.69 $546.42 $4,824.10 $1,465.40 $3,976.00 $5,905.82 $0.00 $29,981.40 $78.96 $7,707.80 $8,329.70 $0.00 $401,384.38

$0.00 $48,566.65 $926.83 $0.00 $24,825.66 $6,781.80 $1,533.17 $0.00 $2,265.68 $6,790.55 $997.22 $2,072.13 $1,705.83 $4,989.00 $6,272.95 $1,130.00 $28,722.10 $273.77 $10,874.71 $5,988.80 $0.00 $437,111.13

$10,777.39 $12,323.19 $4,353.79 $13,582.00 $11,183.24 $0.00 $3,750.00 $2,005.31 $6,753.00 $44,754.10 $1,900.00 $500.00

$15,892.12 $17,392.87 $700.00 $12,923.00 $9,644.56 $0.00 $2,175.00 $1,350.60 $6,796.00 $48,974.41 $2,700.00 $323.50

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

$99,548.67 $129,435.23 $20.00 $0.00 $32,492.57 $41,384.55 $124.88 $283.64 $0.00 $0.00 $7,749.41 $9,716.95 $1,100.00 $1,200.00 $0.00 $17,818.83 $11,205.00 $16,360.00 $74,576.52 $74,981.62 $4,540.39 $6,787.61 $40,124.92 $66,317.79 $64,046.07 $67,844.90 $7,850.00 $6,712.00 $6,453.35 $6,720.73 $37,871.65 $30,857.82 $64,289.57 $68,479.64 $16,294.00 $15,975.00 $2,713.20 $2,994.06 $6,024.50 $8,903.85 $588,906.72 $691,646.28

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

$15,000.00 $18,000.00 $196,185.51 $159,106.08 $18,960.25 $23,250.82 $65,437.43 $62,101.78 $0.00 $775.58 $6,911.28 $7,690.97 $2,542.67 $2,622.60 $11,976.54 $8,555.02 $4,445.00 $3,249.00 $343.60 $440.30 $28,504.21 $39,415.41 $3,930.70 $15,009.10 $13,297.10 $14,741.87 $0.00 $0.00 $4,274.18 $24,525.47 $11,845.56 $11,134.80 $369.90 $250.92 $2,558.00 $5,363.00 $6,021.00 $5,007.15 $137,518.42 $165,000.01 $2,238.69 $2,707.08 $17,451.24 $20,291.18 $3,355.83 $8,461.25 $2,310.21 $1,940.12 $10,552.70 $13,891.76 $18,867.57 $25,920.30 $5,632.16 $6,188.02 $3,482.01 $4,911.20 $11,403.09 $12,491.15 $4,718.77 $6,101.31 $1,584.28 $1,030.01 $34,734.30 $47,097.42 $12,881.15 $19,945.73 $3,932.16 $4,682.81 $7,918.14 $7,744.60 $1,509.69 $1,691.91 $2,749.00 $2,076.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,185.43 $3,165.43 $79.00 $669.00 $4,656.30 $6,617.08 $1,187.00 $1,484.00 $63,996.93 $48,904.58 $207.75 $273.92 $0.00 $0.00 $20,287.29 $19,227.60 $2,370.50 $4,267.16 $7,571.45 $8,725.82 $5,534.77 $6,375.86 $9,016.71 $9,364.22 $1,031.30 $1,058.82 $5,225.03 $8,563.79 $1,003.38 $3,750.39 $800,795.18 $875,859.40

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

$4,229.18 $3,434.45 $1,908.00 $947.08 $3,209.28 $342.15 $2,911.57 $26,272.35 $2,781.00 $327.00 $6,154.63 $9,821.32 $8,084.38 $0.00

$4,375.56 $5,427.75 $2,794.00 $327.90 $3,459.29 $550.43 $2,032.50 $32,322.12 $3,369.00 $571.00 $6,749.62 $9,556.63 $8,068.57 $398.92

GIVING REPORT 2020 MADILL, CUMBERLAND MADILL, FIRST MADILL, GRANTHAM MADILL, LITTLE CITY MADILL, NUEVA VIDA MADILL, OAKVIEW MADILL, TRINITY SOUTHERN MANNSVILLE, FIRST MILBURN, FIRST MILBURN, NIDA MILL CREEK, FIRST RAVIA TISHOMINGO, BULLARD CHAPEL TISHOMINGO, CALVARY TISHOMINGO, FIRST WAPANUCKA, FIRST TOTALS

2019

$4,807.29 $5,075.73 $97,224.85 $89,503.70 $6,909.00 $6,491.47 $6,761.31 $6,770.95 $781.00 $2,029.00 $12,891.47 $11,365.63 $573.50 $1,333.66 $12,812.82 $18,061.51 $7,229.65 $6,485.38 $0.00 $0.00 $1,915.00 $2,091.00 $2,617.70 $2,078.20 $3,355.00 $4,137.00 $12,707.17 $10,959.90 $5,823.82 $5,339.05 $0.00 $2,400.00 $246,831.97 $254,125.47

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

$5,014.56 $541.95

$4,392.61 $0.00

$15,752.89 $13,768.14 $1,815.63 $3,282.60 $4,893.14 $5,548.06 $8,404.65 $8,251.61 $1,458.33 $1,455.00 $1,305.30 $1,199.07 $853.71 $0.00 $1,861.79 $4,865.95 $0.00 $480.00 $1,980.00 $1,980.00 $104,526.07 $113,933.70 $0.00 $200.00 $0.00 $510.31 $922.74 $4,005.57 $88,253.22 $100,292.26 $4,859.00 $4,610.80 $0.00 $0.00 $480.00 $480.00 $344.31 $863.58 $0.00 $0.00 $5,728.49 $4,967.60 $699.00 $1,078.75 $906.00 $0.00 $573.56 $888.25 $0.00 $0.00 $2,400.00 $3,221.62 $253,574.34 $280,275.48

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

$1,762.49 $8,489.07 $1,665.20 $0.00 $4,111.77 $19,572.70 $0.00 $27,714.70 $11,041.75 $3,314.00 $1,982.43 $209.05 $0.00 $225.00 $0.00 $266.23 $3,000.00 $2,061.33 $5,925.32 $2,066.10 $0.00 $0.00 $28,680.52 $0.00 $0.00 $820.29 $4,508.00 $725.00 $710.39 $5,579.75 $3,612.98 $4,210.44 $8,769.09 $15,211.94 $0.00 $49,564.02 $3,805.00 $3,995.80 $3,537.98 $6,232.00 $11,970.02 $0.00 $2,091.20 $9,362.30 $2,042.81 $10,163.03 $1,200.00

$1,821.71 $9,512.51 $1,758.95 $0.00 $4,172.72 $19,254.93 $0.00 $27,003.82 $8,338.08 $4,297.00 $1,780.91 $1,453.69 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $207.13 $3,000.00 $1,673.06 $6,363.97 $1,878.15 $3,201.44 $0.00 $25,704.54 $0.00 $0.00 $1,005.77 $3,925.00 $685.00 $668.11 $6,875.00 $9,600.00 $4,246.00 $8,984.27 $21,433.12 $0.00 $41,042.45 $3,606.00 $4,285.17 $4,719.91 $5,034.00 $15,580.32 $0.00 $8,594.33 $9,181.54 $2,754.84 $7,712.62 $1,200.00

$6,203.70 $9,145.61 $12,608.00 $16,782.00 $16,203.03 $12,474.20 $0.00 $0.00 $3,394.96 $2,190.76 $5,688.00 $4,993.00 $314,297.39 $328,141.63

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

$4,025.33 $3,630.13 $12,580.57 $11,092.00 $21,734.44 $0.00 $0.00

$2,907.61 $3,366.17 $11,063.06 $11,801.71 $18,952.05 $0.00 $0.00

$250.00 $500.00 $14,634.45 $16,962.32 $88,373.30 $100,943.76 $6,000.00 $8,261.56 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $6,204.59 $8,590.84 $19,636.97 $23,659.68 $5,329.06 $5,244.65 $165,783.32 $193,658.80 $8,892.52 $14,120.08 $0.00 $0.00 $986.95 $6,711.43 $10,772.53 $10,378.10

2020 IRVING, FIRST MARLOW, CENTRAL MARLOW, EASTSIDE MARLOW, FIRST MARLOW, LAKESIDE MERIDIAN, FIRST RYAN, FIRST TERRAL, FIRST VELMA VELMA, ALMA WAURIKA, FIRST TOTALS

2019

$7,744.24 $7,776.56 $28,158.13 $34,295.17 $19,924.00 $13,366.00 $234,389.44 $239,929.01 $10,537.76 $12,847.47 $0.00 $0.00 $407.18 $923.82 $4,914.86 $5,270.22 $75,994.70 $65,502.80 $0.00 $0.00 $15,790.53 $11,359.77 $777,787.00 $828,392.64

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

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,402.19 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $83.00 $605.00 $3,452.10 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $220.00 $1,200.00 $1,680.01 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,384.81 $0.00 $0.00 $1,076.83 $0.00 $14,103.94

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,188.16 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $550.00 $3,704.65 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $296.25 $1,200.00 $1,895.94 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,527.71 $280.59 $0.00 $200.00 $0.00 $13,843.30

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

$0.00 $0.00 $1,314.30 $3,354.57 $4,463.57 $4,046.53 $38,977.99 $37,427.98 $1,305.84 $1,175.92 $1,475.77 $1,702.00 $9,441.69 $10,548.07 $41,355.09 $47,908.51 $0.00 $0.00 $7,032.89 $6,985.84 $26,436.90 $31,747.19 $4,014.32 $4,321.43 $9,166.63 $12,295.06 $4,249.30 $4,088.64 $272.21 $358.49 $14,002.02 $12,156.56 $2,410.48 $1,953.41 $447.26 $969.86 $2,200.00 $3,350.00 $300.00 $554.38 $652.00 $1,820.00 $3,781.48 $3,677.44 $502.64 $783.96 $20,220.14 $34,703.33 $4,819.64 $3,560.23 $138,943.01 $122,740.31 $73.06 $85.88 $0.00 $0.00 $17,790.00 $19,220.00 $827.90 $911.77 $14,932.00 $16,846.00 $0.00 $563.85 $0.00 $0.00 $4,835.98 $4,507.70 $25,037.76 $20,136.70 $24,464.71 $22,165.86 $58,791.63 $64,433.31 $443.58 $1,029.94 $15,186.76 $5,540.00 $7,080.22 $7,232.89 $891.53 $1,609.86 $5,685.97 $6,555.29 $1,304.68 $1,144.32 $6,000.00 $6,000.00 $4,999.92 $4,999.92 $3,024.29 $3,649.24 $498.35 $209.10 $2,827.39 $4,166.05 $20,932.19 $28,861.47 $14,641.87 $16,400.87 $4,069.58 $4,251.14 $572,124.54 $592,750.87

NORTH CANADIAN ASSOCIATION BEGGS, CROSSROADS BEGGS, FIRST BEGGS, NATURA BOYNTON, ERAM CASTLE DEWAR, FIRST DUSTIN, FIRST HENRYETTA, FIRST HENRYETTA, IMMANUEL HENRYETTA, SALEM HENRYETTA, WILSON HOFFMAN, FIRST KIEFER, FIRST MORRIS, FIRST MORRIS, LIBERTY MORRIS, TRINITY OKEMAH, CALVARY OKEMAH, FIRST OKEMAH, LAST CHANCE OKEMAH, SKYVIEW OKMULGEE, CALVARY OKMULGEE, FIRST OKMULGEE, NUYAKA OKMULGEE, SECOND OKMULGEE, SOUTHSIDE OKMULGEE, TWIN HILLS PADEN, FIRST PHAROAH

$36,389.43 $0.00 $2,595.11 $519.00 $7,210.06 $34,096.44 $2,324.73 $6,242.00 $0.00 $600.00 $3,567.85 $0.00 $1,536.56 $6,000.00 $4,719.28 $4,645.35 $100.00 $36,238.85 $11,610.00 $4,688.33 $16,000.42 $26,955.18 $4,800.00 $3,312.42 $0.00 $2,400.00 $21,183.81 $3,421.00

$29,872.48 $0.00 $1,784.75 $824.00 $8,590.08 $36,223.58 $2,573.20 $41,609.25 $8,629.05 $600.00 $2,382.80 $0.00 $1,300.40 $5,500.00 $5,859.36 $6,972.37 $0.00 $29,910.41 $10,646.59 $5,561.28 $15,821.75 $30,444.65 $4,800.00 $2,225.69 $88.00 $2,850.00 $21,452.57 $4,299.00

2020 PRESTON, FIRST SCHULTER SCHULTER, CEDAR CREEK WELEETKA, FIRST TOTALS

2019

$4,637.00 $4,167.05 $299.85 $506.13 $0.00 $106.00 $4,565.00 $2,507.00 $250,657.67 $288,107.44

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

$1,775.90 $1,723.12 $4,617.00 $6,239.00 $6,343.65 $5,782.93 $8,705.70 $6,459.23 $2,376.67 $3,959.75 $9,096.00 $9,493.00 $235.00 $191.06 $5,494.00 $4,857.00 $3,360.93 $3,262.44 $1,742.99 $968.93 $548.59 $1,469.03 $2,259.00 $1,991.00 $0.00 $0.00 $16,890.21 $9,834.65 $2,174.24 $2,116.40 $10,187.36 $6,777.81 $67,499.89 $75,968.45 $2,284.84 $2,162.45 $3,600.00 $4,171.50 $1,127.18 $1,567.30 $33,597.47 $37,257.97 $2,947.69 $4,246.19 $0.00 $0.00 $3,063.20 $4,319.30 $659.76 $543.92 $3,861.08 $5,306.39 $5,323.22 $6,225.61 $7,451.39 $12,111.71 $31,981.76 $37,187.62 $1,165.27 $1,437.00 $8,812.41 $8,311.68 $0.00 $0.00 $9,833.02 $9,688.68 $0.00 $0.00 $3,255.00 $2,953.00 $2,769.22 $2,944.59 $1,573.73 $1,554.97 $1,650.00 $4,042.55 $0.00 $1,781.44 $257.50 $278.94 $5,964.78 $6,013.03 $1,522.64 $1,412.29 $12,913.94 $15,498.00 $0.00 $0.00 $27,872.29 $26,708.00 $2,023.00 $2,036.00 $14,794.82 $11,888.81 $7,976.16 $11,178.00 $341,588.50 $363,962.82

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

$28,592.99 $34,986.62 $2,277.42 $4,723.76 $8,511.75 $8,920.64 $7,980.11 $6,630.92 $7,480.00 $6,015.00 $5,634.43 $1,924.39 $40,916.20 $41,195.53 $13,001.00 $13,495.00 $2,681.73 $2,975.19 $150.00 $150.00 $5,507.15 $4,990.48 $2,188.00 $2,145.00 $4,502.25 $1,434.89 $2,953.09 $3,252.29 $206.92 $455.74 $49,999.56 $49,038.03 $28,611.16 $27,543.28 $1,928.63 $4,085.95 $213,122.39 $213,962.71

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

$13,231.25 $19,222.76 $13,073.89 $14,149.19 $1,455.57 $2,274.21 $24,416.22 $23,418.52 $600.00 $600.00 $2,361.34 $2,409.85 $27,151.57 $26,443.68 $0.00 $0.00 $12,194.06 $10,273.90 $3,032.27 $2,721.89 $44,093.00 $38,079.00 $3,791.44 $4,002.11 $473.06 $0.00 $24,349.14 $25,464.53 $4,032.99 $4,516.04 $0.00 $0.00 $5,733.78 $6,897.31 $1,031.48 $1,256.87 $1,697.68 $1,596.80 $9,675.93 $14,116.62 $2,260.47 $2,429.50 $9,840.75 $9,068.50 $1,063.00 $3,677.41 $205,558.89 $212,618.69

PITTSBURG ASSOCIATION BLANCO BLOCKER CANADIAN, FIRST SOUTHERN CROWDER, FIRST EUFAULA, LENNA EUFAULA, LINDSEY CHAPEL EUFAULA, NORTH FORK EUFAULA, OAK RIDGE EUFAULA, STIDHAM EUFAULA, VIVIAN HAILEYVILLE, FIRST HANNA, FIRST HARTSHORNE, ADAMSON HARTSHORNE, CORNERSTONE HARTSHORNE, FIRST HAYWOOD INDIANOLA, FIRST KIOWA, FIRST KREBS, FIRST KREBS, RICHVILLE MCALESTER, ARPELAR MCALESTER, CALVARY MCALESTER, CHOATE PRAIRIE MCALESTER, COMMUNITY MCALESTER, DOW

$350.70 $498.22 $500.00 $2,200.00 $5,137.57 $4,045.58 $11,815.95 $10,706.34 $4,605.70 $4,194.81 $11.00 $12,421.39 $9,371.77 $9,401.64 $7,288.81 $7,017.58 $2,813.00 $3,048.90 $1,813.00 $2,337.00 $384.00 $741.80 $4,024.67 $2,175.39 $2,956.30 $2,691.52 $1,815.18 $1,846.66 $8,939.70 $9,332.35 $15,753.70 $20,025.53 $6,617.87 $7,798.50 $4,381.66 $4,954.26 $2,149.70 $2,124.66 $8,726.38 $9,371.67 $397.96 $364.12 $3,000.00 $3,055.00 $2,579.20 $3,212.08 $284.16 $309.43 $1,209.55 $1,573.49

2020 MCALESTER, EMMANUEL MCALESTER, FIRST MCALESTER, FRINK MCALESTER, HIGH HILL MCALESTER, HILLCREST MCALESTER, KIAMICHI COUNTRY COWBOY MCALESTER, MEKKO MCALESTER, SCIPIO MCALESTER, SECOND MCALESTER, VICTORY PARK PITTSBURG PITTSBURG, TI VALLEY SAVANNA, FIRST STUART, ASHLAND STUART, FIRST WARDVILLE, HARPERS VALLEY TOTALS

2019

$0.00 $0.00 $71,935.99 $86,173.83 $11,235.51 $15,782.94 $1,987.89 $6,741.33 $791.18 $866.61 $1,954.54 $295.74 $13.30 $17.95 $7,167.35 $6,363.04 $0.00 $0.00 $24,488.95 $21,919.96 $3,110.00 $8,400.00 $2,349.12 $2,281.40 $7,507.97 $7,777.77 $682.75 $807.49 $511.82 $520.80 $5,335.42 $4,906.03 $245,999.32 $288,302.81

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

$11,101.59 $10,046.27 $8,687.00 $9,225.02 $14,862.35 $31,937.73 $1,287.37 $1,809.70 $62,141.14 $62,513.77 $7,035.56 $7,617.65 $1,008.95 $952.02 $24,730.34 $21,853.59 $28,979.54 $28,316.90 $750.00 $0.00 $400.00 $400.00 $14,119.83 $17,016.57 $296.72 $114.84 $2,789.89 $2,236.11 $0.00 $929.00 $10,602.26 $10,041.88 $9,467.16 $11,040.94 $4,543.88 $5,308.97 $10,820.42 $10,099.18 $13,479.82 $13,785.48 $2,942.20 $25,825.71 $14,785.52 $23,471.23 $22,574.00 $22,928.00 $0.00 $0.00 $50.00 $75.00 $1,153.22 $821.81 $117,346.37 $102,122.27 $15,307.25 $16,968.28 $13,404.33 $9,012.24 $4,748.24 $3,556.80 $22,121.82 $24,268.48 $400.00 $150.00 $22,373.78 $31,606.66 $1,261.54 $3,671.79 $11,200.00 $6,500.00 $487.52 $1,261.64 $3,978.90 $3,551.32 $8,863.89 $11,679.85 $0.00 $2,591.00 $259,278.02 $266,155.09 $2,027.72 $384.92 $40.58 $342.36 $45,402.25 $47,430.21 $574.06 $550.71 $656.00 $1,105.00 $48,442.00 $46,328.51 $22,706.23 $68,951.88 $8,175.58 $7,121.90 $0.00 $0.00 $25,489.99 $25,391.00 $14,891.00 $15,476.00 $1,356.03 $2,844.59 $23,880.96 $19,151.63 $33,200.09 $33,436.48 $41,990.70 $50,148.29 $300.00 $300.00 $1,985.00 $5,322.20 $2,663.44 $934.05 $12,028.81 $12,057.48 $0.00 $95.00 $0.00 $0.00 $15,198.09 $5,070.81 $2,708.00 $2,970.00 $1,053,096.95 $1,146,875.81

ROGERS ASSOCIATION ALLUWE CATOOSA, FIRST CATOOSA, LA FE CATOOSA, OAK GROVE CATOOSA, SHIELD OF FAITH CHELSEA, FIRST CHELSEA, HARBOR CHELSEA, WINGANON CLAREMORE, EASTERN HILLS CLAREMORE, EMMANUEL CLAREMORE, FAITH CLAREMORE, FIRST CLAREMORE, HILLDALE CLAREMORE, HISPANA CLAREMORE, MEMORIAL HEIGHTS CLAREMORE, MIDWAY CLAREMORE, NEW CREATION CLAREMORE, NEW LIFE CLAREMORE, NORTH PARK TRINITY CLAREMORE, OWALLA ROAD CLAREMORE, SAGEEYAH CLAREMORE, SEQUOYAH CLAREMORE, TIAWAH CLAREMORE, WASHINGTON CLAREMORE, WILLIEO DELAWARE, FIRST FOYIL INOLA, CALVARY INOLA, FIRST OOLOGAH, HARBOR TALALA, FIRST TALALA, RABBS CREEK TULSA, LYNN LANE VERDIGRIS, FIRST TALALA, RABBS CREEK TULSA, LYNN LANE VERDIGRIS, FIRST TOTALS

$3,330.09 $2,658.72 $4,215.28 $4,279.80 $0.00 $0.00 $10,330.63 $8,164.86 $2,133.54 $2,078.24 $14,460.74 $16,061.49 $1,360.58 $1,509.30 $240.52 $571.94 $11,350.27 $13,090.63 $1,068.45 $826.87 $9,737.66 $10,922.21 $197,338.20 $222,849.94 $10,214.46 $10,835.15 $0.00 $0.00 $19,551.52 $47,535.72 $998.91 $2,608.03 $255.66 $0.00 $14,851.15 $13,483.01 $1,553.69 $1,516.23 $0.00 $0.00 $9,359.22 $3,680.19 $4,015.04 $5,557.01 $2,995.00 $1,797.00 $2,079.00 $1,882.00 $0.00 $5,018.42 $777.72 $0.00 $2,240.08 $1,679.73 $15,537.85 $14,407.67 $79,635.86 $78,402.47 $9,600.00 $9,600.00 $7,641.18 $6,799.21 $300.00 $300.00 $7,698.51 $11,089.79 $22,664.64 $18,513.56 $0.00 $300.00 $3,409.55 $8,641.77 $13,517.69 $9,001.00 $467,535.45 $517,719.19

SALT FORK ASSOCIATION CLEO SPRINGS FAIRVIEW, ORION HELENA, FIRST

$262.71 $1,238.47 $2,115.63

$290.52 $1,390.59 $2,012.06

GIVING REPORT 2020 LAHOMA, FIRST NASH, BETHEL HAWLEY NASH, FIRST WAKITA, FIRST WAYNOKA, FIRST TOTALS

2019

$3,183.40 $19,868.30 $8,316.26 $5,489.18 $11,820.39 $52,294.34

$2,993.21 $20,111.58 $9,385.08 $4,747.60 $13,194.01 $54,124.65

$0.00 $360.00 $2,719.01 $10,621.31 $4,397.00 $967.53 $1,057.10 $3,429.66 $3,928.32 $1,840.54 $3,654.44 $332.00 $3,663.45 $15,362.00 $18,166.84 $1,960.00 $706.92 $1,920.18 $20,991.76 $11,594.00 $0.00 $834.33 $738.00 $14,088.19 $27,914.22 $3,377.12 $8,382.57 $9,759.60

$230.55 $1,010.00 $2,594.65 $10,206.73 $4,503.00 $1,563.46 $321.48 $3,384.59 $4,074.75 $1,754.12 $5,018.70 $988.95 $7,943.66 $14,323.04 $18,128.13 $2,092.00 $424.17 $2,440.19 $24,261.32 $11,178.35 $0.00 $937.24 $2,352.65 $11,698.40 $26,945.97 $3,764.46 $10,136.09 $15,485.39

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

$0.00 $0.00 $314.19 $403.04 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $173,080.28 $188,165.08

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

$25.00 $3,380.10 $2,066.17 $7,537.20 $3,098.00 $0.00 $2,791.78 $3,821.26 $3,043.34 $9,368.96 $0.00

$25.00 $5,452.88 $5,307.66 $8,070.75 $12,044.48 $0.00 $4,272.24 $3,691.60 $4,338.35 $6,087.96 $0.00

$617.25 $0.00

$673.33 $0.00

$900.00 $2,243.22 $3,573.10 $2,600.00 $14,976.26 $2,585.13 $3,348.00 $43,208.68 $4,449.00 $7,738.00 $0.00 $1,938.00 $2,601.95 $3,125.26 $3,900.00 $3,930.00

$825.00 $3,669.93 $2,891.74 $5,920.59 $17,469.63 $2,775.04 $2,949.00 $71,727.00 $4,621.00 $10,656.00 $0.00 $2,008.00 $2,395.75 $3,056.60 $3,900.00 $5,702.00

$0.00 $0.00 $8,517.88 $6,563.00 $2,935.12 $3,954.01 $148,318.66 $201,048.54

TULSA METRO ASSOCIATION BIXBY, BIXBY CHURCH $1,392.07 $0.00 BIXBY, CROSSROADS $6,674.83 $0.00 BIXBY, EVERGREEN $239,268.00 $237,109.00 BIXBY, FIRST $0.00 $199.09 BIXBY, NEW BEGINNING $4,000.00 $3,600.00 BIXBY, RIVERVIEW $61,243.47 $58,616.11 BROKEN ARROW, AGAPE CHINESE $0.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, ANTHEM CHURCH $3,120.00 $2,350.00 BROKEN ARROW, ARROW HEIGHTS $146,305.23 $141,094.14 BROKEN ARROW, ASPEN PARK $11,076.55 $11,822.03 BROKEN ARROW, CALVARY $0.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, CLEARVIEW $19,852.18 $17,871.16 BROKEN ARROW, COUNTY LINE $4,962.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, DEAF CHURCH AT BATTLE $0.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, FIRST $352,636.27 $468,500.46 BROKEN ARROW, FOREST RIDGE $2,575.48 $3,165.47 BROKEN ARROW, GLORYLAND $1,112.00 $1,545.00 BROKEN ARROW, KOREAN $1,200.00 $1,200.00 BROKEN ARROW, NEW CREATION $0.00 $0.00 BROKEN ARROW, NEW LIFE $2,600.00 $3,604.35 BROKEN ARROW, SOUTH BA $17,525.17 $15,261.54 BROKEN ARROW, SUNNYSIDE $9,561.43 $14,312.65 BROKEN ARROW, THE CHURCH AT BATTLECREEK $0.00 $90,000.00 BROKEN ARROW, VIETNAMESE $3,850.00 $4,550.00 BROKEN ARROW, ZOMI MISSION $0.00 $0.00 CATOOSA, NEW COVENANT $0.00 $0.00 CLAREMORE, KING ROAD $1,200.00 $900.00 COLLINSVILLE, EASTSIDE $3,821.36 $2,807.33 COLLINSVILLE, FIRST $130,176.26 $142,165.96 COLLINSVILLE, MEADOWVIEW $0.00 $0.00 COWETA, CROSSPOINT $2,900.00 $3,000.00 COWETA, JACKSON GROVE $50.00 $175.00 GLENPOOL, FIRST $18,918.33 $19,921.28 GLENPOOL, SOLID ROCK $0.00 $150.00 INOLA, TRINITY $0.00 $3,034.20 JENKS, BEAVER STREET $15,175.33 $15,559.03 JENKS, FIRST $269,858.42 $263,760.26 JENKS, SOUTHSIDE $1,099.76 $1,044.13 LEONARD, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 MANNFORD, FIRST $3,087.72 $2,649.50 MANNFORD, NEW HOPE $4,017.73 $3,630.53 MOUNDS, LIBERTY $4,072.94 $5,654.46 MUSKOGEE, NEW COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 OAKHURST $0.00 $0.00 OWASSO, BEACON HILL $0.00 $0.00 OWASSO, BETHEL $19,875.00 $10,225.00

2020

2019

OWASSO, CENTRAL $43,248.13 $53,657.35 OWASSO, COWBOY UP $0.00 $0.00 OWASSO, DALTON HILL $8,558.61 $8,154.35 OWASSO, FIRST $178,119.57 $177,242.36 OWASSO, FREEDOM $1,200.00 $1,200.00 OWASSO, REFUGE $4,456.41 $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, ANGUS ACRES $14,694.83 $30,815.09 SAND SPRINGS, BROADWAY $49,336.45 $44,990.81 SAND SPRINGS, CALVARY $1,884.06 $1,670.64 SAND SPRINGS, CHURCH THAT $11,798.71 $8,831.24 MATTERS SAND SPRINGS, FISHER $0.00 $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, HILLSPRING $1,831.50 $1,665.00 SAND SPRINGS, HOPE CHURCH $0.00 $205.00 SAND SPRINGS, KEYSTONE HILLS $2,165.93 $3,573.39 SAND SPRINGS, LIMESTONE $2,303.34 $2,703.59 SAND SPRINGS, NEW BEGINNING $0.00 $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, RIMROCK $0.00 $0.00 SAND SPRINGS, TRINITY $0.00 $0.00 SAPULPA, CHURCH INSIDE OUT $13,001.26 $15,142.66 SAPULPA, DRIPPING SPRINGS $0.00 $0.00 SAPULPA, FAITH $4,492.67 $5,027.60 SAPULPA, FIRST $71,909.58 $118,176.16 SAPULPA, FOUNDATION $1,000.00 $0.00 SAPULPA, NATIVE STONE $4,152.12 $0.00 SAPULPA, SOUTH HEIGHTS $0.00 $0.00 SAPULPA, THE WAY $550.00 $600.00 SKIATOOK, IMMANUEL $1,100.00 $1,300.00 SKIATOOK, LAKEVIEW SOUTHERN $12,100.20 $13,144.44 SKIATOOK, RIVETED CHURCH $0.00 $250.00 SPERRY, FIRST $773.69 $1,677.84 TULSA, BELVIEW $1,758.67 $1,727.98 TULSA, BERRYHILL $2,248.56 $1,733.45 TULSA, BRADEN PARK $675.00 $962.00 TULSA, BROOKSIDE $0.00 $400.00 TULSA, CANYON ROAD $4,077.56 $4,905.03 TULSA, CENTRO CRISTIANO $0.00 $0.00 EBEN-EZER TULSA, CONCORD $250.00 $200.00 TULSA, EASTON HEIGHTS $8,955.66 $7,645.48 TULSA, EASTWOOD $56,790.97 $57,440.83 TULSA, EL PUEBLO $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, FIRST $297,906.11 $353,102.00 TULSA, FIRST BOWDEN $1,384.00 $0.00 TULSA, FIRST KOREAN $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, FIRST SLAVIC $450.00 $300.00 TULSA, GARDEN CITY $2,534.11 $0.00 TULSA, GARNETT ROAD $8,538.57 $9,671.63 TULSA, GILCREASE HILLS $400.00 $300.00 TULSA, GOD'S CHURCH @ CROWELL $759.00 $2,426.64 HEIGHTS TULSA, GOOD NEWS CHURCH $7,907.24 $6,841.64 TULSA, HARVARD AVENUE $325.00 $700.00 TULSA, HISPANIC AGAPE $1,289.52 $1,970.60 TULSA, HOPE FELLOWSHIP $1,879.52 $1,025.36 TULSA, IGLESIA BAUTISTA $3,870.73 $2,524.45 EMMANUEL TULSA, IGLESIA EVANGELICA $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, INDIAN FELLOWSHIP $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, INTERNATIONAL $1,000.00 $1,000.00 TULSA, LAMB $0.00 $127.50 TULSA, LIVING HOPE $500.00 $650.00 TULSA, LIVING WATER $640.00 $652.00 TULSA, MEMORIAL $54,236.79 $57,914.66 TULSA, MERCYVIEW $0.00 $200.00 TULSA, MOSIAC BEREAN $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, MYANMAR ZOMI $9,007.57 $10,732.62 TULSA, NETWORK 31 $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, NEW HEIGHTS $0.00 $0.00 INTERNATIONAL TULSA, NEW HOPE COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, NEW JOY FELLOWSHIP $275.00 $300.00 TULSA, NOGALES AVENUE $2,000.33 $2,000.04 TULSA, OAKRIDGE $1,415.20 $3,272.30 TULSA, OKLAHOMA HMONG $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, OLIVET $66,809.67 $73,677.13 TULSA, OWEN PARK $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, PALARBAS DE VIDA $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, PARKVIEW $110,099.29 $101,800.40 TULSA, PENIEL $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, PHOENIX AVENUE $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, PLAINVIEW $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA $0.00 $0.00 HISPANA TULSA, RANCH ACRES $12,000.00 $10,200.00 TULSA, RED FORK $14,279.62 $13,407.45 TULSA, RIDGE CREST $685.54 $1,122.00 TULSA, RIVENDELL FELLOWSHIP $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, ROSE OF SHARON $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, SEQUOYAH HILLS $1,371.00 $800.00 TULSA, SKELLY DRIVE $20,859.88 $19,592.96 TULSA, SOJOURN $455.00 $165.00 TULSA, SOUTH TULSA $408,184.38 $392,810.57 TULSA, SOUTHERN HILLS $11,823.00 $14,400.00 TULSA, SOUTHWOOD $48,518.88 $55,131.54 TULSA, SPRINGDALE $287.56 $1,621.03 TULSA, SPRINGS OF GRACE $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, TRINITY $5,415.40 $2,415.39 TULSA, TULSA HILLS $1,384.48 $3,674.18 TULSA, TURN CHURCH $500.01 $1,394.31 TULSA, TURNING POINT $5,311.69 $4,633.66 TULSA, VIEW ACRES $16,416.88 $14,891.16 TULSA, WINNETKA HEIGHTS $0.00 $0.00 TULSA, WOODLAND ACRES $65,673.23 $74,444.36 TULSA, ZION COMMUNITY $3,290.00 $2,542.00 TURLEY, FIRST $0.00 $0.00 TOTALS $3,056,325.21 $3,358,954.55

UNION ASSOCIATION BLANCHARD, COLE FIRST BLANCHARD, CROSSROAD TO LIFE BLANCHARD, FIRST BLANCHARD, NEW LIFE DIBBLE, FIRST GOLDSBY LEXINGTON, CORBETT LEXINGTON, FIRST LEXINGTON, SLAUGHTERVILLE LINDSAY, BANNER LINDSAY, CRINER LINDSAY, PAYNE LITTLE AXE, FIRST MOORE, ELEVATE MOORE, FIRST MOORE, FIRST INDIAN MOORE, HIGHLAND MOORE, REGENCY PARK MOORE, SOUTHMOORE MOORE, THE WELL NEWCASTLE, FIRST

$3,016.13 $6,760.85 $12,215.48 $8,345.43 $74,853.32 $89,177.36 $461.00 $825.00 $0.00 $0.00 $18,000.00 $61,921.88 $0.00 $0.00 $59,993.24 $57,485.03 $1,861.02 $692.81 $4,727.00 $5,711.00 $4,787.00 $6,141.00 $7,819.96 $7,836.54 $1,458.00 $900.00 $2,900.00 $2,000.00 $259,774.70 $316,025.88 $1,558.92 $5,132.84 $14,039.13 $25,374.56 $57,098.00 $54,297.63 $11,500.00 $13,474.73 $1,000.00 $2,200.00 $189,145.41 $176,225.89

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2021 Rose Day goes virtual: Former Planned Parenthood worker shares story of pro-life conversion >> by Staff Pro-life faithful from across Oklahoma tuned in online Feb. 3 for a special livestream presentation of the 2021 Rose Day Virtual Pro-Life Rally.

Rose Day, the largest annual pro-life gathering in Oklahoma that has occurred each year at the Oklahoma State Capitol for nearly 30 years, brings together pro-life citizens and people of faith to advocate for the unborn amid a culture of abortion.

The 2021 event was an online/virtual only event, and the program featured video messages, prayers, inspirational videos and more resources.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt, in a recorded video greeting said, “You have heard me talk about Oklahoma being a top 10 state in so many important categories. When it comes to this issue of life, though, I want Oklahoma to be number one.”

The Rose Day event is organized annually by an all-volunteer committee that includes various groups, such as Oklahoma Baptists, Oklahomans for Life, Hope Pregnancy Ministries and the Catholic Conference of Oklahoma.

Rose Day Committee Member Lisa Billy, who previously served in the Oklahoma State House of Representatives, offered a video presentation. Billy said, “Please take a moment after this livestream to view the resources on this website (RoseDay.Life), which includes information about key ministries and organizations in our state as well as information on how to connect with your elected officials to let them know you expect them to vote to protect life.

“As a former Oklahoma legislator who served at the State Capitol,” Billy continued, “I know firsthand how important it is for elected officials to hear from their constituents. And I know the crucial impact of Rose Day.” The RoseDay.Life website offers a “legislator locator,” information about volunteering with pregnancy resources centers, along with other information.

Brian Hobbs, left, interviews Abby Johnson during the Rose Day Virtual Pro-Life Rally. >> PHOTO: SCREEN SHOTROSEDAY.LIFE

The keynote presentation featured an exclusive interview with author and pro-life advocate Abby Johnson, whose life story is depicted in the movie, “Unplanned.” Johnson previously worked as a Planned Parenthood center director in Texas until God radically changed her heart. Johnson is currently a nationally-known pro-life leader and also runs a ministry that helps abortion industry workers escape the industry.

In the interview, Johnson said, “I believed I was doing the right thing for women. I got involved as a college student believing that Planned Parenthood was there to help women. As we always said, we were there to help women in crisis and to reduce the number of abortions. Of course, at the time, that was Planned Parenthood’s talking point. We were there to keep abortion ‘safe, legal and rare.’

That’s what we always said. And, I very much believed that lie.

“One day I was called into the room and I was asked to assist with an ultrasound guided abortion.

My job was to hold the ultrasound probe in place so that the doctor would be able to see the baby during the abortion procedure.”

Johnson spoke about watching an unborn baby that was 13 weeks along, struggle for his life against the abortion instruments. This experience had a dramatic effect on Johnson.

“I knew then, that there was humanity in the womb,” she said. “There was life in the womb, and I had believed a lie. Not only had I believe this lie, I had sold this lie. I knew that I could no longer be a part of the abortion industry.”

Johnson spoke about having her life portrayed the movie, “Unplanned.”

“It’s one thing to have people hear your story and have them read about your life,” she said. “It’s very different to have people see the worst part of who you were. I tell people, imagine your greatest sin and imagine putting it up on a screen for everyone to see.”

However, Johnson knows much good has come from people viewing “Unplanned.”

“We have seen so much fruit come from this film,” she said. “It was in the theaters for 14 weeks. I don’t think there was a day that I woke up that there’s wasn’t an email in my inbox from someone saying, ‘I walked into the theater pro-choice, and I walked out pro-life.’ It’s about changing lives for Jesus Christ. “ Johnson also underscored the urgency of the pro-life cause.

“Wherever women are considering having an abortion, we must be there with the hope and the light of Jesus Christ. To tell them that there is another option, that there is another way. To tell them that abortion is not really an option for them. To tell them that abortion is morally objectionable. Wherever people are killing their children, Christians should be there.”

Johnson is among the many notable speakers who have addressed the Rose Day gathering through the years.

“While Rose Day 2021 did not happen in person at the Capitol, we believe the virtual and online event is being used by the Lord to make a huge difference in protecting unborn children,” said Brian Hobbs, Baptist Messenger editor and chairman of the Rose Day committee.

For more information, visit RoseDay.Life.

IMB Sends 33 new missionaries, trustees approve 30 more appointees /// PREVIEWED ON COVER >> by Chris Forbes STAFF WRITER

GLEN ALLEN, Va.—The International Mission Board (IMB) sent 33 new missionaries, including one Oklahoman, in a virtual Sending Celebration that was livestreamed online Feb. 3. The celebration was hosted after the conclusion of a regular mission board meeting at Glen Allen, Va., Mount Vernon. The Board of Trustees also approved 30 more appointees at that meeting who will be presented in future Sending Celebrations.

The Sending Celebration theme was based on the IMB’s vision that is rooted in Rev. 7:9, “After this I looked, and behold, a great multitude that no one could number, from every nation, from all tribes, peoples, languages standing before the throne and before the Lamb.”

The livestream highlighted the missionary funding strategy that fuels the mission of the IMB. IMB President Paul Chitwood expressed his appreciation during the event.

“We are grateful for the partnership of supporting churches all across the Southern Baptist Convention,” Chitwood said. “Thanks to your generosity, through praying and giving through the Cooperative Program and the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering, we are able to send and sustain missionaries serving all around the world.”

Chitwood explained the missionaries being sent are part of the ongoing work of the mission board to accomplish the board’s vision.

“Southern Baptists are Great Commission Baptists,” he said. “For the sake of getting the Gospel to every nation, all peoples, tribes and languages, we pray, give, go and send together. Each of the missionaries you will hear from this evening have been faithful members serving in their local church. Those church leaders have walked alongside them as they explored the call to international

missions. Their churches are excited to send them to the nations through the International Mission Board. But through the collective commitment to cooperative missions, we all play a part in sending these missionaries.”

Some of the missionaries featured in the Sending Celebration had their identity obscured for security purposes. Celebration viewers were only able to hear the voices of these missionaries.

“These brothers and sisters are going to serve among people and places that are the most difficult to reach,” Chitwood explained. “We don’t want this livestream to compromise their ability to work among the least reached people on earth. So their faces and full names won’t be shared.”

IMB sends missionaries to work among designated people groups. A “people group” is a population segment that shares a language, history or culture. The IMB has also categorized the world into nine major Affinity Groups—Central Asian, European, East Asian, North African, Middle East, Sub-Saharan African, American Peoples, South Asian and Deaf Affinities.

These are larger groupings of many people groups who share a similar language, history or culture. The missionaries were sent went to eight of the IMB’s Affinity Groups.

Several of the 33 sent missionaries shared their calling to missions, including Oklahoman Zoe Langford whose name and church identity was changed for security purposes.

“I have always loved stories because of how they can help others understand truth, relate it to themselves and apply it to their lives,” Langford said.

“Through the use of storying, I have personally seen how powerful stories are to change hearts and communities. I am excited to take this experience further in my role as oral strategies specialist for the European Affinity. I’m praying that my work

Paul Chitwood speaks during the Feb. 3 virtual Sending Celebration. >> PHOTO: SCREENSHOT IMB.ORG

there will help people understand God’s Word, experience life change and boldly share the Good News. I am thankful for the many prayers and support from my friends, family and the members of my church.”

In the live feed, Chitwood explained that the IMB has set five targets to reach unreached peoples and places, and one of those targets is that IMB will work to send an additional 500 fully-funded missionaries by the year 2025.

Hance Dilbeck, executive director-treasurer for Oklahoma Baptists expressed his hope that Oklahoma Baptists will be able to help achieve the missionary mobilization goal.

“We are proud that faithful Oklahoma Baptists like Zoe continue to respond to the call to advance the Gospel around the world,” Dilbeck said. “Our convention adopted the goal to increase missionary mobilization to the nations in our 2019 annual meeting, and it is our prayer that at least 40 of those new missionaries IMB sends by 2025 will be from our state. We are partnering with our churches to keep our Oklahoma missionary pipeline filled, through our cooperative ministries. ” For those wishing to view previously shown Sending Celebration or find materials to help them pray for the new missionaries, the IMB has created a website landing page that is updated with the prayer cards. Visit imb.org/send.

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Pastor Mike Sturgell has much to tell about Blanchard, New Beginnings, which started in his home in 2005. The church has been mentioned in previous editions of the Baptist Messenger, sharing how God has been working in this church and allowing it to grow. Sturgell reported that membership has increased in the last eight years at New Beginnings from 52 members to more than 280.

Like many churches, New Beginnings has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Thankfully, God allowed the church to reach a financial goal at the end of 2020. “The church gives God all the glory,” Sturgell said.

New Beginnings also has expanded its ministries to include a free medical clinic. Healing Hands Community Clinic, featured above, serves those who are uninsured and in need.

Sturgell said he offers this report of his church to encourage church planters to “stay the course,” as God has blessed New Beginnings in the past 16 years.

Oklahoma City, Portland Avenue will host Texas Country Boys in concert, Feb. 21 at 6 p.m. The music group has done evangelistic concerts in Ukraine with the last visit happening in October 2019.

Walter Mullican, pastor of Oklahoma City, Portland Avenue, traveled with the Texas Country Boys, doing nine concerts in nine days in nine different Ukrainian cities. The group traveled approximately 1,300 miles on a tour bus. Attendance reports from the concerts totalled nearly 10,000 people.

The Feb. 21 concert will benefit a future trip to Ukraine, once international travel is permitted, regarding the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.

BVC and Disaster Relief—a partnership and a blessing >> by Jason Davis

BVC DIREC TOR OF COMMUNICATIONS

Baptist Village Communities (BVC) is grateful to wonderful friends from Oklahoma Baptist Disaster Relief. These servant volunteers worked tirelessly to remove epic amounts of tree branches at Baptist Village of Oklahoma City downed during the massive October 2020 ice storm.

Dozens of volunteers from around the state serving on the chainsaw crew worked Fridays and Saturdays for more than two months to clear branches.

Richard Brown has been serving with Oklahoma Baptist Disaster Relief for 12 years. He and his fellow team members faithfully labored for hours on end —come rain, snow or sunshine.

“The biggest blessing that I received was getting to serve alongside fellow Disaster Relief team members,” Brown said. “God’s light was shining so brightly that everyone had a smile on their face…

even on the coldest of days.”

Christi Capshaw, a 10-year volunteer with the team, enjoyed mutual blessings with those living and serving on the Baptist Village campus.

“It was such a joy to see the joy on the residents’ faces as they started to see the clean-up progress,” she said. “And the team members blessed all of us by giving us a place to warm up and have lunch… and hot coffee!”

BVC is incredibly blessed to partner with Oklahoma Baptist Disaster Relief and so many other

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Oklahoma Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers worked tirelessly at Baptist Village of Oklahoma City in response to the October 2020 ice storm.

wonderful Oklahoma Baptists ministries throughout Oklahoma. Thank you so much!

GuideStone announces release of its ‘Ministers’ Tax Guide’ >> by Holly Taylor

GUIDESTONE CONTENT MARKETING EDITOR

DALLAS, Texas—GuideStone® has released its most popular annual publication, the 2021 Ministers’ Tax Guide for 2020 Returns prepared by Richard Hammar, available now for GuideStone participants at GuideStone.org/TaxGuide.

The tax guide includes tax highlights for 2020— including 2021 annual contribution limits, 2021 standard business mileage rates and certain tax implications of the CARES Act—along with step-by-

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Additionally, GuideStone participant churches and church administrators have access to the annual Federal Reporting Requirements for Churches.

This publication is included in the full tax guide or as a separate electronic copy.

GuideStone participants can receive both free resources by visiting GuideStone.org/TaxGuide or can request a free printed copy of the tax guide by calling 888/98-GUIDE (888/984-8433) (printed copies are limited).

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The guide was again written this year by Richard Hammar, a noted CPA, attorney and widely published author who specializes in legal and tax issues for ministers.

“We are thankful once again to provide the tax guide for our participants and their preparers,” GuideStone President O.S. Hawkins said. “This free guide is a tangible way in which we live out our vision of honoring the Lord by being a lifelong partner with our participants in enhancing their financial security.”

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After serving on church staffs across Oklahoma for the past two decades, Aaron Lokey is making the transition from helpES O I C at Vchurch ing one a time to many churches all at once in his new role as director of ministry relations for WatersEdge.

“I’ve given 25 years to vocational church work, and now I’ll see a different side of it,” Lokey said. “I get to come in and be a resource to people like myself and meet them where they are, encourage them and equip them with powerful financial tools that will benefit their ministries.”

Lokey’s main responsibility is understanding the needs of pastors, ministry leaders and individual church members and then connecting them to the services WatersEdge offers. Those services include ministry loans and investments, estate planning, charitable giving and more.

His desire is to broaden the base of WatersEdge ministry partners and forge a deeper level of relationship with pastors and ministry leaders across the state by being someone who is available to them.

As a former youth pastor at First Baptist, Lindsay, then at First Baptist, Ardmore, Lokey has a head start on understanding the unique needs and struggles of ministry leaders. He has most recently served on staff at Oklahoma City, Quail Springs,

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Aaron Lokey now serves with WatersEdge after serving 25 year in church ministry. He is pictured with his wife Nikki and their four children.

where he led the congregation’s young adult ministry.

“If there’s one thing I’ve learned about church work, it’s that it can’t be over-resourced,” Lokey said. “Ministry leaders simply can’t get enough help in their corner. It excites me to be one of the people helping to advance their mission.”

Lokey earned a bachelor’s degree from Oklahoma Baptist University in 1999 and a master of arts in Christian Education from Southwestern Seminary in 2002. Lokey, his wife, Nikki, and their four children currently attend Oklahoma City, Cherokee Hills.

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James Swain, associate executive director of church relations with Oklahoma Baptists, left, presents Gary Dempsey a certificate of appreciation, recognizing Dempsey’s 15 years of service as the director of missions in Johnston-Marshall Association.

EWS CHURCH N PEOPLE IN THE NEWS GENTRY DEATH. William “Bill” Gentry, 88, died Jan. 20. Funeral services were Jan. 25 at Newcastle, First. He A M O H A L pastored churches in Byng, Hastings, OK T H ERoosevelt, V E Newcastle.

R C H Iand ALindsay S Thappiest T Iwas B A PHe when he was serving God as a pastor. Over the life of his service he preached thousands of sermons and performed hundreds of weddings and funerals. He preached many revivals, and he and his wife Sandra went on several mission trips to Russia, Mexico and Peru. Bill and Sandra were happily married for 61 years. He retired as pastor of Newcastle, First in 2002, serving the church for 20 years.

He is survived by his wife; their three sons, Scott, Chris and David; six grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.

JONES DEATH. Anita Gail Jones, 81, died Jan. 25. Funeral services were Jan. 29 at Shawnee, Sharon. She was married to Don B. Jones for more than 61 years and was his true companion in life and pastoral ministry, which included serving churches in Crescent, Sapulpa, Owasso, Madill, Dale and Ada. They both served other ministries affiliated with Oklahoma Baptists as well.

She sang with the Singing Churchwomen of Oklahoma for more than 30 years. She is survived by her husband, Don; her children, Susan Willis, Doug and Rob; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

MCGEE DEATH. Rick McGee, 62, died Jan. 7. Funeral service was Jan. 11 at Wilson-Little Funeral Home in Purcell. He was pastor of Wayne, First since 2003. For many years he was involved in youth and music ministry, serving churches in Shawnee, Lindsay, Noble and Wayne. He is survived by his wife Nancy of nearly 40 years; his two daughters, Lindy Duncan and Amy Deatherage; and three grandchildren.

RAY RETIRES. Chan Ray has retired after serving more than 40 years at Pawnee, First as music minister and recently as minister to senior adults.

CHURCH STAFF CHANGES BUBBA CLARK resigned as pastor of Marlow, Denton.

HALEY HOLLENBECK is children’s coordinator at Lawton, First.

DONALD KIRBYOisK pastor U of Lawton, Calvary.

SUD KENN LANE is no longer pastor at Lawton, Olivet.

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I love good leaders in churches. I may read 7. If I’m no longer here, will the minisa lot of books on leadership, but I learn as try go on successfully? This is a primary much from leaders I respect as I do from leadership question. If our work declines or books. I watch leaders. I listen to them. I try dies after we’ve stepped away, we haven’t to emulate what they do well. led well in the first place.

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Kids love gardening! It’s true. A Anytime Y S that I’ve had a S E V A D child around while I’m doing anything garden-related, they cannot resist. Sitting on their knees with outstretched hands, they insist on “helping.” Their eyes light up, and everything is a wonder. Gardening is such a wholesome activity. There are so many teachable moments. All of the things that seem to fascinate children about gardening ISTS PT A B A M are the veryO things that I’m intrigued about myself.

O H KLA Seeds H IG H L I GH T E C R U O S E R in so many sizes, shapes, textures and colors.

Seeds come Some seeds are flat and slick; others are round or fuzzy. One of my favorite seeds is that of a leek. They look like little flecks of silver, and you would never guess them to be seeds. If your only experience with planting a garden comes from buying transplants from a nursery then you’re really missing out!

It was not until I held some seeds in the palm of my hand and really stopped to ponder them that I understood the miracle. It’s a mystery, and at the same time it’s incredible to think that something so tiny holds the potential and promise of bringing forth life—a whole new fruiting plant.

Little hands are perfect for holding little seeds. Seeds allow us the opportunity to teach eager-to-learn children about the power of God.

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Dear Dave, My husband and I just bought a small business with cash. My sister let us live with her while we saved up the money for it, but things are starting to get a little cramped for everyone. The other day, my sister offered to co-sign on a house for us. Do you think this is a good idea?

—Cari Dear Cari, Ok, so you just bought a business. I love your entrepreneurial spirit and the fact you saved up and paid for it with cash. But at this point, you don’t know if the business is going to be successful or not. On top of that, you told me you’d need a co-signer for a home. If you need a co-signer for anything, it means you’re not financially ready for that purchase.

I know you don’t want to hear this, but you guys need to just forget about buying a house for a while. If I were in your shoes, I’d find a decent, inexpensive place to rent, and spend two or three years getting the business up and running. Pay off any debt you have, while saving as much money as you can in the process.

I want you and your husband to have a nice house someday. But right now, it would be a burden instead of a blessing.

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

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>> PASTOR: Beaver Street Baptist Church is desiring .God to lead His Pastor & the Search Committee together & follow the Holy Spirit’s leadership to love all people into His Kingdom. Send resume to: Search Committee, BSBC, P.O. Box 929, Jenks, OK 74037.

>> PASTOR: Eastern Heights Baptist Church in Bartlesville, OK is seeking a Pastor who teaches God’s word, loves people & agrees with BFM. Send resume to: pastorsearchehbc@gmail.com or by mail: Pastor Search, 1331 Swan Dr., Bartlesville, OK 74006.

>> P/T YOUTH MINISTER: Silo Baptist Church is prayerfully seeking a P/T Youth Minister. Interested applicants can send a resume to: silopastor@yahoo. com or Silo Baptist Church, 1379 Church Rd., Durant, OK 74701.

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>> F/T PASTOR: New Hope Baptist Church, Tecumseh, OK is prayerfully seeking a F/T Pastor. Please email resume along w/current sermon video or link to sermons to: newhopesecretary@gmail.com or mail to: 37497 New Hope Road, Tecumseh, OK 74873.

>> F/T ASSOCIATE PASTOR: Temple Baptist Church in Shawnee, OK is prayerfully seeking a F/T Associate Pastor of Family Ministries with a focus on Children’s Ministry. The full job description along with how to apply is on our website: www.tbcshawnee.org.

>> F/T YOUTH MINISTER: Morris Memorial Baptist Church in Ada is seeking a F/T Youth Minister who is passionate about reaching youth & families with the Gospel. Send resumes to: 16121 County Road 3540, Ada, OK 74820 or email to: david@mmbcada. org.

>> F/T PASTOR: Paradise Valley Baptist Church, North of Lawton, OK, is prayerfully seeking a F/T Pastor.

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>> F/T WORSHIP PASTOR: First Baptist Church of Alva is looking for a F/T Worship Pastor. Please submit your resume to: cruwaldt@gmail.com. >> BI/VO PASTOR: Calvary Baptist Church, Pawhuska, OK is accepting resumes for BI/VO Pastor. Please submit resumes to: ATTN: Pastor Search Team, Calvary Baptist Church, 620 E 15th Street, Pawhuska, OK 74056 or email: pawhuskacalvary@sbcglobal.net. >> F/T PASTOR: FBC Forgan, OK is prayerfully seeking God’s man. Send resume to: P.O. Box 9 Forgan, OK 73938. More info see: forganfbc.com or call (580) 4610857. >> P/T WORSHIP LEADER: First Baptist Church of Verden, OK is prayerfully seeking P/T Worship Leader.

If you are interested, please send resume or questions to: fbcverden@tds.net >> PIANIST: Pleasant Home Baptist Church (Prague, Oklahoma) is prayerfully seeking a pianist to serve during our Sunday morning, Sunday evening & Wednesday night services. Please send questions or resume to: phbchurch.ok@gmail.com. >> F/T PASTOR OF DISCIPLESHIP & ADMINISTRATION: First Baptist McAlester is prayerfully accepting resumes for our new Pastor of Discipleship & Administration. Please visit: https://firstbaptist. info/jobopening for a job description & to submit your resume. >> MIDDLE SCHOOL/RECREATION PASTOR: FBC Madill is searching for someone who is called & gifted by God to minister to Middle School students & to use sports (basketball, flag football, etc.) to share the Gospel. Send resumes to: staff@fbcmadill.org. >> PASTOR: FBC Medford, OK prayerfully searching for Pastor. Newly remodeled parsonage furnished.

Please mail to: FBC Medford, Search Committee, 124 W. Comanche Medford OK 73759 or email to: fbcmedfordok@gmail.com. >> BI/VO OR P/T WORSHIP MINISTER: Seeking God’s candidate for our next blended service Worship Minister. Please submit resume & cover letter to: cbcbamusic@gmail.com or Clearview Baptist Church, P.O. Box 140892, Broken Arrow, OK 74014. >> P/T WORSHIP LEADER: Hilltop Baptist, Shawnee is seeking P/T Worship Leader for blended service.

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>> SENIOR PASTOR: Union Hill Baptist Church (www.ubhcpurcell.com) west of Purcell, is accepting applications for Senior Pastor. Please email application materials to: unionhillpurcell@aol.com. >> F/T PASTOR: First Baptist Church Davis, OK is prayerfully seeking a F/T Pastor. Interested candidates should mail a cover letter & resume to: First Baptist Church, Attn: Pastor Search Committee, P.O. Box 297, Davis, OK 73030. >> P/T FACILITY MANAGER: The Facility Manager is responsible for the oversight of the NWBC campus, bulding, grounds, & parking. The focus is on welcoming the community & all who come to worship. Please send resumes to: ministry@nwbc. church. >> BI/VO PASTOR: Denton Baptist Church, Marlow, OK Is searching for a Pastor to lead a rural church. Please send resume to: Denton Baptist Church, 272910 W. Ballpark Rd, Marlow, OK 73055.

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>> ASSOCIATE PASTOR: FBC of St. Joseph, MO is prayerfully seeking an Associate Pastor for Students & Worship to join our Ministry Team. Salary, tuition-assistance & additional amenities available.

Submit resume & cover letter by 3/31/21 to: jointheteam@stjoefbc.com.

>> P/T OR F/T WORSHIP LEADER - YOUTH PASTOR:: P/T or F/T Worship Leader/Youth Pastor Combined Ministry; Calvary Baptist Church, Okmulgee Oklahoma 74447. Please send resume to: Search Committee of Calvary Baptist Church rgm7677@ yahoo.com.

>> F/T STUDENT MINISTER: Emmaus Baptist Church, Oklahoma City, is seeking a F/T Student Minister. Please submit resume using the information at: www.emmausokc.org/search.

>> BI/VO YOUTH PASTOR: FBC Salina OK is asking God for someone who loves seeing youth become strong followers of Jesus. If you’d like to help us with that, please send a resume to: pastor.steve@salinafbc.com. Compensation includes a house with utilities.

>> F/T OR P/T STUDENT PASTOR: Velma Baptist Church is prayerfully accepting resumes for the position of F/T or P/T Student Pastor. Please submit resumes to: Velma Baptist Church, P.O. Box 249, Velma, OK 73491 or email: velmabaptist@outlook.com.

>> F/T ASSOCIATE PASTOR: First Baptist Church Gower is searching for an Associate Pastor of Youth, Children & Family Ministries. This is a F/T position.

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>> CHURCH STAFF: Small church in Sapulpa, OK is prayerfully seeking a BI/VO Pastor, a Music Director & a Pianist. Please send resume to: Forest Hills Baptist, Attention: Pulpit Committee, 702 S. Adams, Sapulpa, OK 74066.

>> BI/VO YOUTH PASTOR: Calvary Baptist Church, Lindsay, OK is prayerfully seeking a BI/VO Youth Pastor. Please send a resume to: cbclindsay@gmail. com.

>> F/T STUDENT PASTOR: One Church Elk City is prayerfully seeking someone with prior experience to lead & direct an established youth ministry. Send resume & references to: onechurchelkcity@gmail. com.

>> BI/VO PASTOR: Wyandotte First Baptist, Wyandotte, OK is accepting resumes for BI/VO Pastor.

Parsonage is available. Please submit resumes to: wyandottefbc@gmail.com. >> BI/VO PASTOR: Parkview Baptist, Duncan, OK is seeking a BI/VO Pastor w/ vision, passion, enthusiasm & energy to boldly lead our congregation forward in spiritual & numerical growth in all ministries & age groups. Send resume to Ron at: mulsix@ hotmail.com

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>> BI/VO OR F/T PASTOR: First Baptist Church of Ochelata, OK is seeking a BI/VO or F/T Pastor. Please submit resumes to: Pulpit Committee, FBC of Ochelata, 290 North Ochelata St., Ochelata, OK 74051 or email to: fbcochelata@gmail.com.

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>> F/T OR BI/VO YOUTH PASTOR:Emmanuel Baptist Church of Altus, is prayerfully seeking a F/T or BI/VO Youth Pastor. Resumes may be sent to: Emmanuel Baptist Church, Attention: Pastor, 921 East “A” Street, Altus, OK 73521 >> F/T PASTOR: Calvary Baptist Tishomingo, OK is prayerfully seeking a F/T Pastor. Interested applicants should email a cover letter & resume to: cbctishomingo@gmail.com or mail to: Calvary Baptist Church, 9700 S. Hwy 377, Tishomingo, OK 73460.

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O X E NG A B UD URN RAT E

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