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Christians in besieged Ukraine: ‘Keep praying’

>> TODD FISHER

>> CHRIS FORBES

In the summer of 1993, I was in my first year of seminary and pastoring Bethel Acres, Hopewell.

At the time, I was dating Jamy (my wife), and she was about to leave on a mission trip through the student ministry at Oklahoma Baptist University to a country that had just become accessible due to the collapse of the Soviet Union.

It was a country I had barely heard of—Ukraine. I was asked to join the mission team to preach at certain points where the team would be travelling.

“Thank you for your prayers.

Keep praying!”

This message was sent to many Oklahoma Baptists who have served on mission teams in various places in Ukraine over the years and have remained in contact with acquaintances made in that country. Updates come from Ukrainian brothers and sisters in Christ via cell phones and social media, thanking them for praying and asking for more prayers.

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Shawnee, First recovers from 2021 winter storm, meeting again in historic building >> DONALD W. ROMINGER, JR.

A historically-cold winter storm caused a major problem for Shawnee, First on Feb. 14, 2021. A torrent of water from a fractured pipe was pouring into an annex of the church’s 112-year-old structure.

Pastor Charles Kimball said the uncontrollable pouring was “like being discharged from a fire hose” into the building’s basement and subbasement. An estimated 100,000 gallons of water filled the building and was rapidly rising. /// SEE PAGE 7

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GIVING REPORT INSIDE Page 4 | Gospel Ministry Rite of Passage: Can I call you my dad?’ >> WALKER MOORE

Page 5 | Missions & Ministry Falls Creek hosts MVP Retreat, Feb. 18-20 >> CHRIS DOYLE

Page 8 | People & Church News Longtime Okmulgee Pastor comes ‘full circle’ >> BRIAN HOBBS

Page 10 | Church Toolbox 9 steps to reach a nonbelieving loved one >> CHUCK LAWLESS

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Oklahoma to host NAAF board meeting, Sunday School training March 24-26 >> by Staff The Southern Baptist Convention’s National African American Fellowship’s (NAAF) inaugural spring board meeting on March 24, followed by a Sunday School training event March 25-26, are set to take place at the Baptist Building in Oklahoma City.

According to Walter Wilson, African American ministry partner for Oklahoma Baptists, the events will include times of fellowship, teaching, preaching, prayer and more.

“Oklahoma Baptists are honored to host these important events, and we pray the Lord continues to move in mighty ways through our fellowship and the whole SBC,” Wilson said.

According to Wilson, NAAF’s board is comprised of 22 state fellowship presidents and 11 officers. The board will formally meet on Thursday, March 24.

Frank I. Williams, pastor of Wake-Eden, N.Y., Community Baptist, is serving as NAAF president.

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Citing a growing desire to develop a strategy to “bridge our divides and bring about a Gospel-driven unity and reconciliation” and the need to lead as a “pastor rather than from the office of president,” Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) president Ed Litton announced Tuesday, March 1, that he would not seek a second term as SBC president at the upcoming SBC Annual Meeting in Anaheim, Calif.

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Churches still recovering from pandemic losses AARON EARLS | MARCH 1

Compared to the beginning of 2021, more U.S. Protestant churches are gathering in person, and more churchgoers are filling the pews. The return to pre-pandemic attendance levels has stalled, however, in recent months. The latest Lifeway Research study found, despite a new variant wave of COVID-19, 97 percent of U.S. Protestant churches met in person during January 2022.

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Todd Fisher Oklahoma Baptists’ Executive Director-Treasurer @eToddFisher

In the summer of 1993, I was in my first year of seminary and pastoring Bethel Acres, Hopewell. At the time, I was dating Jamy (my wife), and she was about to leave on a mission trip through the student ministry at Oklahoma Baptist University to a country that had just become accessible due to the collapse of the Soviet Union.

It was a country I had barely heard of—Ukraine.

I was asked to join the mission team to preach at certain points where the team would be travelling.

The trip, my first time to ever leave the North American continent, was one of the most memorable I have ever taken. Ukraine will always be special to Jamy and me. On this mission trip, we first talked about the possibility of getting married while we stood amidst boxes and boxes of contraband Bibles the Ukrainian churches had been hiding during the rule of the Soviet Union.

I recall how wonderful the people were in Ukraine and the rich fellowship of the Ukrainian Christians.

On more than one occasion, I preached in a building formerly used for communist propaganda. I stood in front of huge statues of Lenin and began each sermon with the phrase, “The man behind me told you there was no God. I have come to tell you differently…” I still remember names, faces and places of Ukraine on that trip.

Fast forward to the events of today and I find myself thinking about those same people, places and churches and praying for them. As I write this at the end of February, I have been in contact over the last few days with leaders working with the Baptist Unions (like the state convention) of both Ukraine and Poland. These leaders told me firsthand accounts of Ukrainian pastors taking their families to safety and saying goodbye to them at a packed, chaotic border. These pastors then returned to either volunteer as chaplains in military units or open their churches to house those who have been displaced.

Churches and individuals are using all of their resources to help others. One church in Ukraine removed all the pews from the worship center as well as seating in the basement and have wall-to-wall

people staying in the church. Such amazing stories of courage, heartbreak, compassion and deep faith!

A number of our sister Baptist churches in Poland are going above and beyond to receive and care for the refugees coming out of Ukraine. They are housing them in church buildings and in their homes. Churches in other bordering countries are doing the same.

As you can imagine, all of this creates a great need for housing, food, clothing, medicine, etc., and many of you have asked me how you can help with the needs for the Ukrainians. We are working diligently on ways Oklahoma Baptists can directly aid the churches and the work they are doing to aid refugees.

In addition, I am grateful for the work of Send Relief to assist in this crisis. You may be interested to know that the regional directors for Send Relief in this part of the world are a couple of Okies! You can make a donation to specifically help with the Ukraine crisis at sendrelief.org.

In all of these situations, we need to fervently pray for safety and needs to be met. Pray for an immediate end to the fighting and loss of life. Pray for families to be reunited. Pray that even in the midst of such terrible circumstances, the Gospel will be advanced and God will do amazing things through His people and church.

Sword & trowel: Distracted Brian Hobbs Editor of the Baptist Messenger @BrianGHobbs

Pastor Adrian Rogers said, “Satan can’t keep God from answering our prayers, but he will keep us from asking.” According to a new poll, fewer people are seeking the Lord in prayer.

A Pew Research Forum survey from last year indicated, “Today, fewer than half of U.S. adults (45 percent) say they pray on a daily basis. By contrast, nearly 6-in-10 (58 percent) reported praying daily in the 2007.”

Rogers also said, “Anything that distracts us from vital prayer in our lives in a treacherous thing. It steals from us the blessings the Father longs to bestow, and it takes from the Father the glory He so richly deserves.”

Distracted. That is a good word to describe society today. It’s not that Christians don’t want to pray, or even that they won’t or lack the know-how. It’s simply that we are distracted.

In her book, “Distracted: The Erosion of Attention and the Coming Dark Age,” author Maggie Jackson talks about this societal phenomenon. “A crisis of inattention has crept onto center stage of an increasingly technological world. Skimming as a mainstay, days mired in trivia, interactions faceless and fractured, perpetually shattered focus: all these are no longer the daily diet of an elite and busy few.”

She continued, “In an era prizing diffusion, the young in effect are groomed to be half there, in class or at the dinner table, in the office or crossing the street. By one estimate, people check their devices an average of 85 times or more a day, anxiously searching for yet another dopamine-laced reward.

So habituated are we to the siren song of being elsewhere that the mere presence of our own phone, silent and untouched, dramatically undermines our powers of focus. A Pandora’s box has sprung open.”

Stop to think about your life. Are you spending time in focused prayer? How does your normal day start or end? For some, indiscriminate watching of cable news, or scrolling through social media channels on your smartphone, has come to replace valuable time you might have otherwise spent in God’s Word or prayer.

Jesus, meanwhile, shows us the urgent priority of prayer. He talked often about prayer, how it can

move mountains (Matt. 17:20), and He spent much of His earthly ministry dedicated to prayer. Yet followers of Christ are increasingly pulled away from such times of prayer.

And when we give up prayer, we give up on opportunities to ask God to work. There’s a story shared by authors E. Michael and Sharon Rusten about William Carey, the “father of modern missions” who is well-known for his ministry success advancing the Gospel in India.

Many do not realize that Carey had a wayward son named Jabez, who was resistant to the Lord.

When the leaders of the Baptist Missionary Society received a letter from Carey about this situation, they became burdened for Carey’s prodigal son.

The group, which numbered some 2,000 people, then observed what was called a “united, universal and fervent prayer to God in solemn silence,” all praying for the salvation of Jabez. They would soon receive word that God had moved in Jabez’s life, and he had put his faith in Christ.

Prayer moved mountains in Carey’s day, as it does in ours. So what problems in your life or in the world could be met with better focused, fervent prayer? Don’t let the devil and distractions keep you from prayer today.

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Rite of passage: ‘Can you my dad?’

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& MISSIONS Y M I N I S T RWalker Moore

Author & Messenger Columnist Email | walker@back40.org @WalkerDeanMoore

B OX R C H TO O L CHU One of the highlights of my life as a dad is teach-

ing my son Jeremiah’s classes once a year. He serves in a public high school in the Dallas area, where he teaches geography and coaches track and field. Because of the pandemic, I haven’t been able to engage with his students for some time.

S two days taking over Most of theI time, spend I EI D F S S A L C his classroom. I bring in various tribal objects from Panama all the way to Africa. I show pictures and ask the students to figure out something about the culture from their observations.

I have an incredible amount of fun engaging with these students. Many of those I’ve taught in earlier years make it a point to stop by and say hi.

I believe thisI C is E myS13th year of teaching JeremiO V ah’s classes.

My son always builds up excitement for my arrival. He says things like, “This man has lived among some of the most primitive people of the world.”

“He is co-chief in one trip and the crocodile man in another.” “Our guest speaker has lived among the natives and caught crocodiles at night to feed the tribe.” By the time I get to the classroom, he has so prepared them for my coming that they’re expecting Indiana Jones.

E R I sit over in the corner with The day E NI Tteach, my props from around the world. Jeremiah goes through another long introduction and then says, “Would you welcome to our class today, Dr. Walker Moore,” and then pauses to add “my dad.”

Of course, the students go bananas. “No way!

L E &Are you telling us This is your dad, E O PMoore?

PCoach the truth? This is really your dad?”

EWS N H C R U H C At that point, I jump in and take over the class.

For the next hour and a half, I do my best to razzle-dazzle, entertain and teach these students about the world we live in. At the end of each class, I set aside a time for questions and answers. Usually the first question is “Are you really his father?”

LT U R E U C & S W E N This year, the first question was similar. One of the students raised his hand and asked, “Have you ever been to your son’s house?” I thought about this for a second and realized many of these students have never seen their dad or, even if they have, he has never come to their home.

A Learly. All the stuThis year, I got A to N class a little NU dents must stay out of the Ihallways F O and classI N GAs INwas E Trings.

E bell rooms untilM the sitting at my son’s desk, the door opened, and in stepped two Hispanic girls who asked if they could hide out until the bell rang. I didn’t mind, so they plopped down in two seats in front of me.

The first girl said, “Hi, my name’s Kitty. That’s not my real name, but that’s what I want people to call me.” I asked if she was bilingual. When she said she was, I let her know she was gifted and that the world was wide open to her. “The employers of

the future will be looking for bilingual people to work in their companies,” I told her. “You’ll be able to earn higher pay if you work hard at excelling in both languages.”

Since she had said her family came from Mexico, I asked which area they came from. She told me about her mother, and I asked about her father.

She explained that she didn’t know who he was and that her mother didn’t know, either.

I sat in silence as I reflected on what she had said. As I prepared to respond, the bell rang, and Kitty jumped up and ran off to her class.

Jesus knew his Father. In fact, at 12 years of age, he said, “I must be about my Father’s business” (Luke 2:49b, NKJV). Jesus talked about His Father throughout His life, even when He hung on a cross: “Jesus called out with a loud voice, ‘Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.’ When he had said this, he breathed his last” (Luke 23:46).

A father gives a child identity. I’m watching a generation grow up without an identity because of absent fathers. And a fatherless generation is a generation on a road to destruction.

My third hour class arrived, and with them came Kitty. She smiled and said hi, as I called her by name. I went into my lecture and ended the class with questions and answers. When the bell rang, the students gathered their books and rushed out into the hallway.

Kitty hung around a few seconds until the rest of the class left. Then she walked over to ask a simple question, “Can I call you my dad?”

Yes, Kitty. Yes, you can.

Set your mind on Christ Amy Cordova Missions and Women’s Ministries Partner for Oklahoma Baptists @amy_cordova

Did you know that your thoughts produce proteins in your brain? What we think about becomes physical matter that has a powerful effect on the design of our brain. Before we had the science to show the significant impact of our thoughts, the Bible has taught us the importance of setting our minds on things above, not on earthly things (Col. 3:2).

In the book of Colossians, Paul is writing to a group of new Gentile believers. To set the stage, the church in Colossae was recently planted at the time of Paul’s writings. Outside voices were starting to distract from Gospel work. To refocus the church’s attention, Paul sets the tone of the letter by reminding the church who Christ is in Col. 1:15-20. After establishing Christ as creator, ruler and sustainer, Paul implores those who “have been raised with Christ, seek the things above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God” (Col. 3:1).

Rom. 12:2 reminds us that we are transformed by the renewing of our minds. When Christ is the focus of our thoughts, our actions follow. In this passage, Paul is teaching the church what the Christian life looks like by contrasting our earthly nature with a life hidden in Christ. The contrast is so great that Paul urges the church to put to death what belongs to our earthly nature, our old self, and to put on the new self. We no longer have to live (or think) the way we used to. Col. 3:10 says, “You are being renewed in knowledge according to the image of your Creator.”

To further emphasize the ability to choose the focus of our thoughts, Paul continues to say in Col. 3:15, “Let the peace of Christ, to which you were also called in one body, rule your hearts. And be thankful.”

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Whether you are stuck in the mundane or experiencing a great tragedy, often it doesn’t take much to allow a negative spiral of concern and worry to consume our minds. Paul is reminding the church to not let outside thoughts rule the heart.

The word “rule” is described as an umpire. My six-year-old son played baseball this past season. Even in the little leagues, big calls are made by the umpire. When Paul tells the church to let the peace of Christ rule their hearts, the peace of Christ makes the final call on what we choose to consume our minds.

At the Last Supper, Jesus reminds us of where peace is found. In John 14:27, he says, “Peace I leave with you. My peace I give to you.” We can combat reoccurring negative thoughts by setting our minds on Christ and allowing His peace to fill our lives.

Setting our minds on Christ is not an individual task. This is work that must be done in unity with the church. Col. 3:16 says, “Let the Word of Christ dwell richly among you, in all wisdom teaching and admonishing one another through psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs, singing to God with gratitude in your hearts.” This is corporate work that calls on all believers to participate in allowing the Gospel to dwell richly among us.

At the Oklahoma Women’s Retreat on April 22-23 at Falls Creek Conference

Center, we will be focusing on this passage together. The theme “Dwell” will emphasize the importance of meditating on God’s Word. The deadline to register to attend in person is April 1. More information may be found on our website at oklahomabaptists.org/women/retreat.

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DAVIS—Oklahoma Baptist Multi-Vocational Pastors (MVP) and their wives enjoyed a weekend reprieve at Falls Creek Baptist Conference Center, Feb. 18-20.

More than 170 people were in attendance and enjoyed a full weekend of activities, including hearing a slate of speakers, many of whom are Oklahoma Baptist leaders.

“About to speak at the annual multi-vocational pastors retreat here at Falls Creek,” Todd Fisher, executive director-treasuer of Oklahoma Baptists, wrote on Facebook during the MVP retreat. “These pastors are Oklahoma Baptists’ unsung heroes. They faithfully serve some of our smallest churches, the backbone of our convention, putting in long hours with no accolades. We wouldn’t exist without the commitment of these men, their wives, and families.”

This is the third meeting of the MVP retreat at Falls Creek. In 2021, regional retreats for MVPs were offered due to concerns of COVID. Philip Jones, who serves as MVP consultant for Oklahoma Baptists, said everyone was happy to meet again at Falls Creek.

“Overall, they really appreciate the opportunity to be a part of it,” Jones said. “It’s become that event MVP pastors and wives look forward to attending.”

Jones said registration for the retreat opened Jan. 1, and vacancy filled up in two weeks. He said nearly 25 percent of attendees were participating in the MVP retreat for the first time.

“My feeling is we will continue to have the retreat for the foreseeable future,” he said.

The MVP Retreat began Friday night, Feb. 18 with a dinner. Xavier Abraham, music minister at Law-

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Hospitality House of Tulsa provides lodging and support for family members of patients traveling to Tulsa for medical care—918/794-0088; www.hhtulsa.org Hospitality House of Oklahoma provides for the physical, spiritual needs of families with loved ones incarcerated in McAlester. Lodging available—918/429-0142 OK Jail & Prison Ministry needs volunteers to go into the jails and share the Gospel each week. For more information call 405-917-2242 or email: ojpm@ojpm.org.

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Pray for Oklahoma Missionary Adam Mask Adam has served as pastor of Coweta, Community for seven years. He requests prayer for the church to receive funds to build a new worship center.

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ton, First, and his wife April opened an evening program with leading worship through music. Fisher was the first speaker for the weekend.

Saturday, Feb. 19, offered a full day of activities. Joe Wright with the Bivocational Church LeadE SaSmall I C and V O during ership Network spoke morning session, and breakout sessions were offered. Amy Petersen, Oklahoma Baptists ministry wives ministry partner, and Pennie Wright, Joe’s wife, led a session for women. Brett Selby, Oklahoma Baptists regional ministry partner, and Wright led a session for men, and Ever Borunda, Oklahoma Baptists Hispanic ministry partner, led a session for Hispanic pastors.

A second morning session featured music led by the praise team from Oklahoma City, Rancho Village and a message provided by Borunda, who is pastor of Rancho Village. Jones said he appreciated the unique way the praise team from Rancho Village led songs in Spanish and English.

Saturday afternoon was a free time for retreat attendees. Jones said the pastors’ wives enjoyed a spa treatment that was organized by Robin Bowen, wife of Tim Bowen who serves as director of missions in Bryan Baptist Association.

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Many of the retreat attendees enjoyed a time of fellowship after the Saturday evening session. “The retreat offers these pastors and their wives the chance to make friends, and they encourage each other,” Jones said.

Sunday morning, Feb. 20, brought the conclusion of the retreat. Wright gave the final sermon of the event. Wright also shared his appreciation for him and Pennie speaking at the MVP Retreat.

“We want to thank the wonderful pastors, wives and (Oklahoma Baptists) for the opportunity to worship, encourage and speak together about Jesus Christ,” Joe Wright said in a message on the bscln.net website.

“What a blessing to discover new brothers and sisters and see our faith family grow together.”

For more information on Oklahoma Baptists MVP ministry, visit oklahomabaptists.org/mvp.

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Pray for International Missionaries South Asia South Asia has the largest concentration of lostness on the planet—1.7 billion people. It is the birthplace of Hinduism, Buddhism and Sikhism and home to more than 500 million Muslims.

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Women’s Retreat will allow women to ‘Dwell’ in Christ’s Word, April 22-23 /// PREVIEWED ON COVER >> by Chris Doyle

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DAVIS—A favorite event among Oklahoma Baptist women will be in full force this year, as the Women’s Retreat will be back at Falls Creek Baptist Conference Center, April 22-23.

Full force means women have different options to consider on how to be involved with the Women’s Retreat. Amy Cordova, Oklahoma Baptists missions and women’s ministry partner, recently spoke on the Messenger Insight podcast and gave a lot of information about the upcoming event.

“It’s going to be at Falls Creek, but we are also going to have options for women to attend from their church, so we’ll have a host church option,” Cordova said. “Last year we had 80 churches attend (Women’s Retreat) in their local community with their churches, and it was a special time to be able to stay at home in their community and invest there. And then we also have a digital option for them to watch from their computer at home.”

For ladies who are able to come to the in-person experience of Women’s Retreat, Cordova said there will be many activities and an enjoyable setting at the encampment in the Arbuckle Mountains.

“We always love having people at Falls Creek,” Cordova said. “It’s especially fun when women are able to go. They are not in charge of anyone, so they can enjoy themselves. The prayer gardens are open. They can explore the grounds. We have recreational options. The zip line is always a hit. And then just being together will be great.”

The theme for Women’s Retreat this year is “Dwell,” and Cordova said the theme is based on Col. 3:16, “May the Word of Christ dwell richly among us.”

“The theme came out of COVID (pandemic in 2020) when everything shut down,” Cordova said.

“Even though women didn’t have a small group or

a Bible study to go to in that time, they would still stay in the Scripture. That’s where the theme came to let the Word of Christ rule in our minds and in our hearts.

That whole passage in Colossians 3 sets the foundation of what we are going to talk about at the retreat.”

And talking about dwelling in the Word of Christ will be speakers who are experienced in Bible teaching and have relevant messages for all women.

“They are phenomenal,” Cordova said, describing the Women’s Retreat speakers. “I chose these speakers based on this topic of Dwell.”

Kandi Gallaty is the wife of Tennessee pastor Robby Gallaty, who has spoken at recent Oklahoma Baptist events. Both Kandi and Robby emphasize Bible reading plans, Cordova said, and have co-authored Bible reading plans for people at different life stages.

“Kandi is a great Bible teacher,” Cordova said.

“She is an author with Lifeway, and some may remember her coming to the Ministry Wives event several years ago.”

Trillia Newbell is another author who has written children’s books. She previously worked with the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission and currently is an editor with Moody Publishers.

“She is a great communicator,” Cordova said.

“We’re excited for Trillia to be with us.”

Christine Hoover is the wife of a church planter.

She also has a podcast called “By Faith,” and has written several books.

“Christine wrote a book called ‘Kingdom Come,’” Cordova said. “It’s on the Book of Matthew, and it’s a great Bible study for our churches to check out.”

Julie Busler serves as Oklahoma WMU president and is active in women’s ministry as a member of

Shawnee, Immanuel. Cordova said Busler’s life story can be impactful to hear, especially with those who have experiences with mental illness.

“Julie has a story that she will be sharing of a time when she was serving overseas, and her mental illness came to life,” Cordova said. “In an effort to save her life, she was brought back to the United States.

She was able to receive help through medicine and science and counseling, but also through the Word of God and her mind being focused on Christ.”

Cordova said Busler is writing a book that will be pre-released at the Women’s Retreat.

Breakouts sessions will be offered at Women’s Retreat, but they also will be virtual, so church groups or women at home can view. Cordova said there are many different opportunities to engage in the Women’s Retreat this year, and information on how to participate is located on the Women’s Retreat webpage.

All information on the Women’s Retreat including different registration options, retreat schedule, speaker information, and apparel gift options can be found at oklahomabaptists.org/women/retreat.

Men will ‘Dig Deep’ at Rewired, April 29-30 /// PREVIEWED ON COVER >> by Chris Doyle

MANAGING EDITOR

DAVIS—The Rewired Men’s Conference has impacted many men over the years. The annual event is back to a two-day retreat at Falls Creek Baptist Conference Center, April 29-30, with the consistent focus of transforming lives of men through a relationship with Jesus Christ.

Bubba Burcham serves as men’s ministry consultant for Oklahoma Baptists and remains the program director for Rewired. He spoke recently on a Messenger Insight podcast about what will happen at Rewired this year.

“Rewired is part conference and part retreat,” Burcham said. “You can’t replicate 2,500 men doing praise and worship. It’s one of my favorite things of Rewired. It breaks down barriers.”

And by barriers, Burcham means how men of different walks of life, as well as at different stages of life, come together to attend Rewired.

“A lot of the ministry time at Rewired happens in a stairwell in one of the cabins,” he said. “You’re just with a trusted friend, and you’re dealing with ‘the mess.’ We want to help heal what ails our culture, and it begins with the men that lead their families.”

The theme for Rewired this year is “Dig Deep,” and Burcham explained what the theme means, based on Luke 6:46-49.

“Jesus said, ‘The man who comes to me, hears My Words and does them is like the man who dug deep and laid his foundation on solid rock,’” Burcham said.

“Every man is working on his faith. Every man is working on his marriage. Every man is working on his family. We’re building something. We want to be able to lay that foundation on the solid rock of the Lord. We want to be able to dig deep, dig the dirt out of the way, the mess out of the way before we get started.”

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Speakers for Rewired this year include Todd Fisher, executive director-treasurer for Oklahoma Baptists. Burcham said there was a time when he was coaching in Shawnee, and Fisher was his pastor at Shawnee, Immanuel.

“He rightly divided the Word of God,” Burcham said about Fisher. “I love how he teaches the Word in a sound biblical way.”

Other speakers will be sharing life stories, including Jeremy Freeman, pastor of Newcastle, First, and his son Caleb.

“Jeremy is going to be speaking a lot more to the family story than even I realized,” Burcham said. “I’m excited to hear that story. Caleb’s story involves being in a car accident and having severe injuries, but what God has done in a miraculous way through him is powerful. I am excited for both of these men to tell their stories.”

Shane Pruitt has spoken numerous times at Falls Creek and at different Oklahoma Baptists events.

He serves as the NextGen evangelism director for the North American Mission Board.

“Shane is a great communicator,” Burcham said. “I love his story. So many kids were raised in a church. They knew the Word but did not follow it in time outside the church. (Shane’s) testimony is one that gets right to the point, and he will always share a Gospel message.”

Abraham Wright is a Rewired regular stage personality. He is currently serving as teaching pastor at Bethany, Council Road. Wright also is a former collegiate and professional football player, spending time at the University of Colorado and with the Miami Dolphins.

“Abraham has been an emcee at Rewired in the past, and he’s a close friend,” Burcham said. “He is a great communicator of the Gospel.”

Christian speaker and author Jeremy Pryor will be speaking on sharing the Gospel and discipling family members. Pryor owns businesses that help Christian families, including offering discipleship resources.

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“Jeremy does a lot of writing and teaching on multigenerational family and what it looks like to have a vision beyond raising your children in high school,” Burcham said. “He offers more biblical shepherding as a father. I’m excited for everyone to hear his family story.”

Rewired will offer a wide variety of activities that men enjoy. Burcham said there will be a barbecue trailer for men to try different delicacies. To go along with the theme “Dig Deep,” Rewired will feature a lot of digging machinery on display. “Guys like looking at tractors,” Burcham said.

Fishing, pickle ball, trick shot exhibits and many of the usual Falls Creek activities will be available.

“There’s going to be plenty to do of what guys like to do,” Burcham said. “I’ve made lifelong friends at Rewired. It’s truly a great experience.”

Lodging will be done differently this year, as churches have the opportunity to contact church cabin owners for lodging arrangements. Contact information can be found on oklahomabaptists.org/rewired. Scroll down to find “New for 2022—Lodging Update.”

And plenty of other information can be found at oklahomabaptists.org/rewired, including registration information and digital pass information for churches hosting watch events.

GIVING REPORT Januar y Through December 2021 Dear Oklahoma Baptist, As a pastor in this state for 30 years, I have always had great appreciation for the Cooperative Program (CP) and its worldwide impact on missions and ministry. In my new role with Oklahoma Baptists, I have been blessed to see even further the amazing impact of CP in our state and around the world.

In this 2021 Cooperative Program giving report, my heart is deeply grateful for all the churches, large and small, urban and rural, that are represented in this report. In the face of continued effects of the pandemic and other challenges, Oklahoma Baptist churches across the state generously shared more than $24 million through their CP giving. That’s nearly a 7 percent increase over last year!

Oklahoma Baptists are advancing the Gospel together throughout the world. Because your church gives through the CP, vital Gospel advancing ministries like Falls Creek, CrossTimbers, Disaster Relief, training events, church planting, retreats, Baptist Collegiate Ministries, and more are supported in our state.

Your church CP giving strengthens our state affiliates as well. We all praise the Lord for the continued impact of Oklahoma Baptist University, Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children, Baptist Village Communities, and WatersEdge.

Through your CP giving, Oklahoma Baptists support the work of the International Mission Board so that a multitude from every nation, tribe, people, and language might know and worship Jesus as Lord. Oklahoma Baptists also support, through CP giving, the work of the North American Mission Board in reaching our continent with the Gospel of Jesus through church planting, missions, and ministries. In addition, each of our six Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) seminaries are supported through the CP in their efforts to educate and equip those called to ministry.

The Cooperative Program is the everyday, everywhere, every church plan for comprehensive missions and ministry support. As a part of the SBC, we must always be mindful that members giving to the local church and churches giving through the CP is the one thing we can all do that impacts everything we do.

Thank you, churches, for your faithful giving in 2021 and beyond. No matter how big or small a church is, each of the churches represented in this report can all feel a sense of ownership in taking the Gospel to the ends of the earth. We are truly better together through the Cooperative Program!

Serving Jesus With You,

Dr. Todd Fisher

Executive Director-Treasurer for Oklahoma Baptists

Comparison of CP Giving January through December 2021 Giving 2021 Over 2020 Percent

2021

2020

$3,738.03 $1,569.24 $12,011.77 $14,758.84 $120.94 $1,761.07 $1,464.00 $0.00 $65,160.30 $77,594.21 $1,015.04 $1,077.44 $5,571.10 $7,678.68 $10,190.20 $8,769.28 $16,883.76 $13,746.84 $18,155.16 $16,667.67 $56,500.06 $52,003.67 $1,178.68 $867.00 $22,456.63 $19,360.18 $5,051.08 $5,338.77 $7,282.35 $7,354.67 $17,385.87 $18,416.54 $4,679.95 $4,082.27 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,334.29 $154.98 $90,912.13 $74,800.88 $12,867.59 $11,784.69 $18,732.98 $13,857.16 $7,239.87 $5,764.08 $7,158.79 $5,905.40 $9,982.54 $10,595.49 $9,206.76 $11,604.78 $680.00 $400.00 $6,349.60 $4,328.29 $413,309.47 $390,242.12

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

$8,403.38 $6,704.61 $4,756.65 $3,738.20 $4,365.12 $2,863.33 $10,276.29 $14,532.73 $6,772.15 $12,427.80 $1,377.00 $1,118.00 $0.00 $0.00 $5,706.09 $5,659.08 $12,010.73 $9,825.14 $5,031.22 $3,607.72 $11,789.00 $10,322.00 $9,030.21 $6,064.50 $2,547.54 $2,346.52 $58.00 $0.00 $345.20 $224.27 $6,036.11 $3,618.21 $0.00 $0.00 $1,442.90 $1,283.40 $6,088.37 $4,737.44 $3,972.49 $3,637.64 $14,030.37 $16,849.92 $10,379.13 $10,323.12 $1,748.06 $1,886.64 $0.00 $0.00 $126,166.01 $121,770.27

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

2020 $22,872,030.19

$1,586,048.58 6.93%

ARBUCKLE ASSOCIATION BYARS 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 SULPHUR, CALVARY SULPHUR, CENTRAL SULPHUR, CROSSWAY FIRST WYNNEWOOD, FIRST WYNNEWOOD, JOY WYNNEWOOD, WALKER TOTALS

2021 $24,458,078.77

$100.00 $0.00 $1,629.00 $2,492.00 $693.59 $507.08 $188,344.97 $197,827.85 $2,000.00 $3,000.00 $1,864.61 $747.38 $12,228.27 $5,509.34

2021 ADA, LOVELADY ADA, MORRIS MEMORIAL ADA, NEW BETHEL ADA, OAK AVENUE ADA, SOVEREIGN GRACE BIBLE ADA, TRINITY ADA, UNION HILL ADA, UNION VALLEY ALLEN, FIRST FITTSTOWN, FIRST FITZHUGH, FIRST FRANCIS, FIRST ROFF, FIRST ROFF, LIGHTNING RIDGE STONEWALL, FIRST TOTALS

2020

$14,600.27 $17,653.83 $18,399.02 $5,178.00 $1,471.48 $1,188.20 $9,837.66 $8,969.70 $0.00 $0.00 $89,948.46 $77,646.00 $5,108.20 $5,319.17 $0.00 $0.00 $7,253.03 $2,794.43 $11,851.69 $7,484.13 $61,549.37 $67,524.05 $0.00 $0.00 $5,097.43 $4,748.49 $1,586.77 $1,605.78 $25,130.13 $23,720.64 $458,693.95 $433,916.07

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, STREETMAN ROAD PLATTER, FIRST UTICA TOTALS

$0.00 $0.00 $1,030.71

$83.00 $0.00 $611.80

$284.00 $304.00 $9,328.86 $8,008.70 $2,183.64 $2,347.00 $918.50 $1,140.97 $2,929.88 $3,019.19 $429.28 $902.00 $1,476.99 $741.17 $1,521.23 $2,337.40 $940.00 $273.00 $11,438.16 $8,824.68 $3,537.17 $5,121.97 $8,028.52 $8,566.18 $1,657.80 $1,706.58 $12,787.00 $11,431.65 $4,362.24 $4,271.10 $814.45 $689.08 $4,712.00 $4,049.00 $41,437.45 $22,456.81 $0.00 $0.00 $11,023.85 $11,454.38 $153,295.87 $129,373.00 $15,481.46 $13,019.07 $0.00 $0.00 $7,293.00 $5,759.70 $20,902.03 $17,068.13 $2,717.79 $3,421.18 $0.00 $0.00 $5,749.30 $4,113.21 $977.94 $366.98 $6,773.00 $5,644.00 $2,505.68 $2,762.12 $6,021.68 $12,391.91 $4,528.82 $6,059.65 $0.00 $0.00 $4,196.21 $4,025.27 $2,078.95 $2,446.53 $353,363.46 $304,790.41

CADDO ASSOCIATION ALBERT, ONEY ANADARKO, BETHEL ANADARKO, FIRST ANADARKO, INDIAN CAPITAL ANADARKO, SQUARE TOP ANADARKO, VIRGINIA AVENUE

$9,247.18 $29,303.92 $90,287.15 $0.00 $1,700.00 $650.00

$9,923.85 $25,707.16 $78,971.23 $0.00 $1,110.00 $900.00

2021 APACHE, FIRST BINGER CARNEGIE, ALFALFA CARNEGIE, EBENEZER CARNEGIE, FAITH INDIAN CARNEGIE, FIRST CEMENT, FIRST CYRIL, FIRST CYRIL, MIDWAY EAKLY, BETHEL SPANISH MISSION EAKLY, FIRST FORT COBB, FIRST FORT COBB, FIRST CADDO GRACEMONT, FIRST HINTON, FIRST HINTON, SCOTT HYDRO, FIRST HYDRO, PLEASANT VALLEY HYDRO, SWAN LAKE MINCO, CANAAN VERDEN, FIRST TOTALS

2020

$62,894.55 $49,962.50 $6,496.00 $6,405.00 $5,888.34 $5,570.01 $0.00 $154.76 $0.00 $0.00 $47,524.91 $39,156.65 $1,841.05 $2,063.39 $14,476.34 $13,773.49 $2,165.44 $2,007.72 $568.10 $437.70 $13,933.50 $10,894.78 $7,321.31 $6,149.47 $0.00 $281.67 $14,968.37 $11,289.80 $128,324.00 $132,326.00 $3,190.75 $2,289.53 $29,651.53 $10,674.59 $10,602.86 $10,412.40 $811.16 $958.18 $4,481.26 $4,402.20 $18,424.74 $17,185.43 $504,752.46 $443,007.51

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, SOLOMON TEMPLE DEL CITY, SUNNYLANE SOUTHERN EDMOND, ACTS COMMUNITY EDMOND, BETHESDA EDMOND, CHISHOLM CREEK EDMOND, EAST EDMOND COMMUNITY EDMOND, FIRST EDMOND, FIRST INDIAN EDMOND, HENDERSON HILLS EDMOND, HENDERSON HILLS FARSI EDMOND, HIGHLAND PARK EDMOND, HISPANA EDMOND, NORTH POINTE EDMOND, OAKDALE EDMOND, UNBOUND 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, EL OLIVAR OKC, EMANUEL HISPANIC OKC, EXCHANGE AVENUE OKC, FAITHWORKS OKC, FIRST HISPANIC OKC, FORTIETH STREET OKC, FREEDOM WORHSHIP OKC, GIDEON OKC, GLORIETA OKC, GRACE AND TRUTH OKC, GRACE PLACE OKC, GRACE POINTE OKC, GREATER TRINITY OKC, HEAVENLY HEIGHTS OKC, HERITAGE OKC, HIGHLAND HILLS

$24,652.94 $23,623.00 $117,000.00 $119,273.24 $32,163.67 $37,151.58 $1,052.70 $1,168.84 $0.00 $0.00 $1,102.50 $1,587.04 $0.00 $0.00 $5,823.26 $5,793.91 $221,293.89 $202,004.78 $600.00 $600.00 $95,519.50 $66,642.82 $2,647.53 $2,541.58 $87,901.92 $96,057.02 $0.00 $0.00 $2,400.00 $2,222.00 $578.02 $166.31 $0.00 $0.00 $1,100.00 $1,200.00 $13,663.00 $291,146.20 $0.00 $200,461.60 $0.00 $4,664.71 $7,874.69 $15,647.64 $129,122.03 $100.00 $500.00 $164,171.00

$14,724.00 $283,607.04 $0.00 $204,583.35 $0.00 $2,611.16 $6,726.41 $23,703.56 $121,428.36 $0.00 $0.00 $144,170.00

$1,019.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $36,404.48 $31,451.31 $18,955.31 $13,228.88 $7,191.78 $8,305.94 $50,308.02 $45,597.39 $0.00 $0.00 $13,656.73 $12,055.29 $2,000.00 $1,300.00 $68,526.61 $50,309.07 $2,592.73 $1,967.91 $2,400.00 $2,400.00 $14,154.70 $14,479.29 $78,804.08 $64,008.93 $1,384.00 $1,970.00 $0.00 $0.00 $136,467.00 $129,689.50 $850.00 $832.00 $12,427.13 $11,273.99 $6,428.58 $5,364.60 $3,271.75 $2,585.57 $220,672.72 $213,200.66 $161,494.21 $145,188.28 $14,083.08 $14,827.39 $4,718.22 $4,407.36 $123.00 $0.00 $31,464.46 $39,287.19 $2,499.96 $2,499.96 $0.00 $625.03 $589.68 $454.49 $0.00 $0.00 $380.00 $800.00 $501.58 $641.49 $1,283.38 $949.26 $109,348.66 $92,968.00 $700.00 $1,076.00 $240.00 $220.00 $0.00 $0.00 $99,266.42 $102,028.32 $2,484.85 $2,374.35 $14,232.89 $5,799.66 $91,147.01 $68,788.98 $0.00 $19,324.07 $0.00 $0.00 $1,000.00 $1,100.00 $13,499.98 $11,629.48 $10,495.27 $9,860.33 $1,800.00 $2,600.00 $2,200.00 $8,422.00 $5,889.18 $6,033.53 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $6,902.49 $4,987.22 $22,568.63 $16,413.61 $0.00 $15.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $50.00 $0.00 $1,425.00 $850.00 $24,804.74 $28,461.00 $0.00 $0.00 $9,000.00 $4,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $5,744.05 $4,881.31 $6,000.00 $5,500.00 $16,819.83 $21,019.33

2021

2020

OKC, HOWARD MEMORIAL $2,123.48 $2,454.96 OKC, IGLESIA LAVILLA $751.78 $279.96 OKC, IGLESIA PALABRA VIVA $468.52 $393.31 OKC, INDIAN COMMUNITY $2,859.43 $3,181.47 OKC, INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY $3,619.00 $2,412.00 OKC, INTERNATIONAL GRACE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, JAPANESE MISSION $565.30 $737.92 OKC, JESUS ES EL CAMINO $2,316.00 $1,228.00 OKC, KELHAM $18,625.13 $22,633.11 OKC, KENTUCKY AVENUE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, KNOB HILL $364.87 $751.03 OKC, KOREAN LIGHTHOUSE $0.00 $0.00 OKC, LAO-THAI $450.00 $385.00 OKC, LONE STAR $0.00 $0.00 OKC, MAYRIDGE $32,036.00 $19,972.00 OKC, MISSION OKC $450.00 $500.00 OKC, NEW BETHEL $0.00 $0.00 OKC, NEW HOPE $0.00 $100.00 OKC, NEW LIFE MISSION $0.00 $1,768.00 OKC, NEW VISION COMMUNITY $3,000.00 $4,000.00 OKC, NEWCHURCH $2,200.00 $2,400.00 OKC, NORTHWEST $93,433.60 $86,456.51 OKC, NORTHWEST MANDARIN $0.00 $0.00 OKC, NUEVA VIDA $1,465.52 $1,239.45 OKC, OIKOS $0.00 $20.00 OKC, OKLAHOMA ZOTUNG $3,390.57 $2,520.21 OKC, OLIVET $8,074.00 $9,320.98 OKC, PLAINVIEW $7,960.37 $7,353.90 OKC, PORTLAND AVENUE $39,358.54 $43,032.51 OKC, PROSPECT $0.00 $500.00 OKC, PUTNAM CITY $27,940.83 $21,190.00 $1,051,534.44 $950,231.20 OKC, QUAIL SPRINGS OKC, RANCHO VILLAGE $4,629.60 $2,615.89 OKC, RIOS DE AGUA VIVA $4,362.77 $2,994.87 OKC, ROCKWOOD $0.00 $0.00 OKC, SHARON $722.18 $804.09 OKC, SHIELDS BOULEVARD $2,330.43 $2,397.18 OKC, SOUTH LINDSAY $14,982.05 $14,426.51 OKC, SOUTH OKLAHOMA CITY $307.60 $403.55 OKC, SOUTHERN HILLS $631,625.21 $583,677.88 OKC, SOUTHERN TEMPLE $1,100.00 $1,774.30 OKC, SPRING CREEK $180.62 $534.07 OKC, SPRINGDALE $4,348.12 $6,118.35 OKC, THRIVE $4,902.37 $1,160.20 OKC, TRINITY $3,087.69 $2,887.58 OKC, TRINITY CHINESE $611.24 $613.32 OKC, TRINITY MISSIONARY $0.00 $0.00 OKC, TRUE LIGHT $252.94 $287.38 OKC, VICTORY $4,559.00 $4,439.25 OKC, VIETNAMESE FIRST $0.00 $0.00 OKC, VILLAGE $73,032.88 $86,586.43 OKC, VISION COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 OKC, WESTERN AVENUE $1,075.00 $0.00 OKC, WILMONT PLACE $27,362.69 $23,055.70 OKC, ZOMI CHRISTIAN $6,201.06 $4,584.00 PIEDMONT, FIRST $86,632.14 $82,030.91 SPENCER, TRUELOVE $0.00 $0.00 WHEATLAND, FIRST $5,470.83 $3,928.75 YUKON, CANADIAN VALLEY $4,026.54 $1,999.96 YUKON, FIRST $68,366.54 $57,575.47 YUKON, SURREY HILLS $17,591.82 $3,887.97 YUKON, TRINITY $34,168.31 $26,101.78 TOTALS $5,066,375.00 $4,699,585.88

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

$0.00 $4,277.22 $14,000.00 $2,584.32 $6,264.57 $22,936.86 $2,045.82 $2,830.06 $7,584.40 $88,757.13 $0.00 $14,730.00 $0.00 $7,338.58 $1,388.25 $0.00 $0.00 $10,713.73 $9,644.92 $1,875.00 $28,845.72 $84,797.92 $13,134.50 $18,414.65 $0.00 $10,904.60 $21,775.38 $5,930.01 $3,533.00 $2,000.00 $28,248.23 $6,042.36 $44,543.16 $465,140.39

$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 $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 $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

$1,608.01 $0.00 $294.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $275.00 $1,421.00 $0.00 $1,687.24 $1,626.88 $0.00 $1,546.83 $0.00 $180.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $75.00 $0.00 $1,093.60 $0.00 $0.00 $257.90

$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 $100.00 $0.00 $791.00 $0.00 $0.00 $185.63

CHEROKEE ASSOCIATION COLCORD, CLOUDS CREEK COLCORD, NEW GREEN EUCHA, HILLSIDE EUCHA, PINE RIDGE EUCHA, ROUND SPRINGS HULBERT, KEENER HULBERT, SWIMMER JAY, BRUSH CREEK JAY, OLD CLOUDS CREEK JAY, PINEY JAY, TYIO KANSAS, LONG PRAIRIE KANSAS, TWIN OAKS LOCUST GROVE, BALLOU LOCUST GROVE, COUNTRY LOCUST GROVE, LITTLE ROCK LOCUST GROVE, SNAKE CREEK MULDROW, BELLEFONTE PORUM, OAK GROVE ROSE, ELM PRAIRIE SALINA, EMMANUEL SALINA, EUWASHA SALINA, FIRST INDIAN SALINA, NEW JORDAN

GIVING REPORT 2021 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

$421.00 $1,421.14 $1,057.45 $1,652.00 $600.00 $356.52 $2,548.50 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $670.00 $1,100.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,500.00 $1,680.81 $0.00 $1,584.62 $196.95 $24,854.45

2020 $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 $21,619.31

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 TOTALS

$6,000.00 $3,346.03 $1,200.00 $86,534.38 $9,245.77 $8,859.18 $1,707.00 $100.00 $66,725.00 $85,559.84 $0.00 $3,082.00 $1,400.00 $0.00 $200.00 $4,006.35 $17,523.30 $0.00 $3.50 $10,964.49 $5,164.01 $439.44 $2,428.82 $1,875.18 $40,829.98 $1,516.99 $988.99 $3,570.73 $9,946.35

$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

$0.00 $0.00 $373,217.33 $362,846.89

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 $781.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $781.00

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

$0.00 $1,644.37 $6,183.00 $1,303.54 $490.15 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $140.00 $0.00 $375.00 $10,136.06

$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

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

2021 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

$14,437.40 $573.00 $16,358.69 $0.00 $3,859.89 $51,708.72 $17,444.76 $2,254.60 $4,250.91 $2,912.39 $11,110.00 $3,576.59 $3,125.00 $300.00

2020 $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

$0.00 $335.15 $57,233.84 $52,012.86 $8,806.71 $10,356.13 $6,500.00 $7,721.58 $1,150.78 $828.11 $0.00 $0.00 $10,218.00 $10,891.00 $16,251.59 $20,439.15 $9,220.75 $8,406.82 $3,072.63 $3,074.83 $16,279.27 $7,169.58 $6,821.31 $6,199.26 $603,543.16 $579,144.79

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

$0.00 $15,706.04 $0.00 $0.00 $9,489.15 $5,356.10 $54,991.00 $885.61 $6,352.51 $2,838.15 $76,845.28 $2,442.84 $674.00 $10,183.12 $1,325.25 $600.00 $0.00 $7,261.25 $59,365.72 $28,330.08 $0.00 $557.68

$0.00 $13,836.24 $189.45 $0.00 $13,055.70 $2,589.60 $49,687.00 $134.70 $6,799.73 $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

$190.00 $180.00 $100,092.33 $109,918.57 $144,693.65 $135,903.25 $72,836.35 $67,916.57 $3,050.00 $2,025.00 $600.00 $600.00 $1,157.53 $1,015.55 $0.00 $0.00 $25,970.71 $23,263.98 $1,598.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $291.62 $499.92 $2,049.55 $2,226.53 $13,286.10 $10,592.70 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $8,053.31 $7,186.37 $2,709.55 $2,518.05 $1,213.85 $3,743.00 $6,848.01 $5,748.83 $3,777.95 $2,986.80 $12,888.23 $14,378.21 $10,987.06 $10,155.54 $7,500.45 $6,620.15 $0.00 $0.00 $3,737.47 $2,965.10 $60,994.97 $62,704.16 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $767,730.47 $740,631.22

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

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $150.00 $0.00 $0.00 $5,383.90 $3,721.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,748.60 $11,003.50

$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

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 MILFAY, FIRST MORRISON, HILLTOP COUNTRY MOUNDS, FIRST OILTON, FIRST

$1,819.08 $28,646.00 $0.00 $34,723.07 $6,607.52 $29,172.51 $1,476.00 $37,480.00 $419.05 $1,889.10 $56,207.16 $8,762.78 $7,802.37 $16,171.00 $5,494.42 $23,432.54 $567.66 $4,092.19 $18,900.29 $2,247.00 $2,372.84 $16,676.22 $5,741.00 $2,705.33 $18,893.63 $3,777.57

$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 $4,740.00 $3,193.83 $15,727.98 $4,080.18

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

$27,285.66 $22,229.83 $8,077.48 $5,314.92 $6,445.25 $5,990.03 $4,947.20 $8,947.58 $1,237.34 $1,192.45 $10,385.73 $8,540.26 $1,900.01 $1,462.81 $1,800.00 $1,800.00 $2,400.00 $2,400.00 $590.35 $334.23 $13,803.00 $12,798.00 $1,567.21 $1,681.98 $2,355.39 $2,365.86 $20,030.86 $17,463.91 $830.92 $1,027.03 $649.49 $270.60 $7,960.00 $6,436.00 $15,324.84 $13,355.70 $908.27 $1,222.25 $15,010.65 $62,786.05 $1,230.79 $1,318.64 $4,758.00 $4,244.00 $2,733.01 $2,697.66 $1,895.43 $2,136.29 $3,890.00 $3,600.00 $10,381.80 $9,877.09 $2,103.00 $4,001.00 $4,400.28 $3,845.76 $268.96 $276.71 $21,138.99 $18,395.75 $1,191.69 $786.61 $1,454.46 $1,485.18 $1,130.69 $974.34 $4,955.77 $5,104.56 $0.00 $155.92 $1,341.07 $1,147.31 $206,383.59 $237,666.31

2021

2020

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

$12,000.00 $12,000.00 $600.00 $600.00 $11,413.25 $11,259.31 $739.82 $580.52 $0.00 $0.00 $5,740.35 $5,989.45 $2,450.55 $1,845.11 $5,365.00 $5,929.00 $6,330.00 $6,220.00 $0.00 $0.00 $4,428.00 $4,309.00 $0.00 $0.00 $8,518.75 $8,669.88 $4,100.00 $4,825.00 $741.63 $598.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,783.63 $4,336.98 $0.00 $0.00 $892.19 $959.20 $3,929.02 $4,215.73 $0.00 $750.00 $27,802.05 $19,808.87 $0.00 $550.00 $7,663.00 $7,453.00 $1,322.72 $2,386.67 $0.00 $0.00 $1,048.00 $910.00 $10,938.07 $9,076.71 $1,852.45 $2,338.18 $0.00 $0.00 $2,325.00 $3,062.50 $650.00 $500.00 $7,613.00 $8,112.00 $2,959.25 $2,507.74 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,821.82 $2,759.64 $464.53 $476.40 $89,483.69 $71,904.21 $3,418.05 $3,652.43 $31,733.77 $28,873.82 $1,197.10 $918.11 $8,310.50 $7,968.33 $585.12 $0.00 $5,287.03 $4,584.89 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 $2,691.81 $1,822.58 $3,974.92 $1,820.06 $10,339.62 $10,651.01 $295,513.69 $266,224.33

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

$480.00 $660.00 $89,315.88 $83,569.33 $526,346.91 $470,959.06 $12,293.00 $11,965.00 $1,657.00 $1,652.00 $3,742.76 $2,816.60 $3,098.50 $1,492.50 $33,052.13 $32,223.69 $3,776.89 $3,490.79 $4,712.00 $7,270.87 $23,722.37 $18,176.36 $9,771.15 $9,223.29 $2,400.00 $2,400.00 $0.00 $0.00 $433.44 $268.00 $18,177.91 $19,238.99 $150.00 $330.00 $7,224.71 $6,825.87 $7,401.86 $6,651.26 $29,155.97 $32,076.92 $13,708.08 $13,373.03 $43,449.08 $38,962.85 $0.00 $114.56 $0.00 $0.00 $11,671.37 $11,302.84 $3,555.43 $3,939.73 $9,193.99 $8,122.28 $1,050.00 $0.00 $7,975.52 $10,148.17 $11,834.38 $9,504.46 $8,859.00 $7,115.00 $16,696.83 $12,643.89 $3,175.51 $0.00 $4,055.23 $4,262.00 $4,196.98 $3,255.94 $916,333.88 $834,035.28

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 GOLDEN GRANT, FIRST HONOBIA, FIRST HUGO, CLAYTON AVENUE HUGO, COWBOY CROSSING HUGO, EMMANUEL HUGO, FIRST HUGO, OAK GROVE HUGO, SHOALS HUGO, SOUTHSIDE HUGO, TRINITY HUGO, UNITY HUGO, VICTORY IDABEL, CENTRAL IDABEL, COMMUNITY FAITH IDABEL, FIRST IDABEL, FOREST HILL IDABEL, IMMANUEL IDABEL, TRINITY

$4,348.65 $45,175.00 $3,368.61 $632.78 $6,539.27 $1,944.91

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

$78,030.90 $7,152.10 $2,017.00 $9,702.58 $1,497.35 $494.00 $0.00 $4,251.00 $1,200.00 $0.00 $8,349.98 $748.39 $1,254.42 $5,634.98 $0.00 $500.00 $68,568.08 $16,106.75 $25,441.10 $1,485.91 $2,628.00 $5,153.30 $1,438.67 $766.64 $0.00 $50,336.14 $0.00 $0.00 $30,456.03

$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 $6,552.88 $423.68 $1,563.07 $4,958.05 $0.00 $300.00 $64,746.06 $16,819.41 $8,240.91 $1,175.13 $2,230.95 $4,818.63 $1,016.90 $394.50 $0.00 $37,428.59 $244.00 $109.00 $25,371.51

2021 MOYERS MOYERS, MILLER NASHOBA VALLEY RATTAN, CLOUDY RATTAN, FIRST RUFE SAWYER, FIRST SOPER, ARCHEY SOPER, FIRST SOPER, KENT TOM, FIRST VALLIANT, FIRST VALLIANT, PILGRIM REST VALLIANT, TRINITY WRIGHT CITY, FIRST WRIGHT CITY, GLORY TOTALS

2020

$7,287.09 $7,089.49 $2,017.68 $1,618.25 $0.00 $0.00 $1,808.20 $2,345.72 $5,668.10 $5,504.69 $486.38 $546.42 $6,591.41 $4,824.10 $1,479.99 $1,465.40 $4,274.00 $3,976.00 $6,922.61 $5,905.82 $0.00 $0.00 $31,088.38 $29,981.40 $41.63 $78.96 $11,621.26 $7,707.80 $7,982.58 $8,329.70 $58.51 $0.00 $472,550.36 $401,384.38

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, 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

$11,502.84 $11,843.26 $4,260.66 $8,880.00 $8,270.94 $0.00 $3,437.50 $2,015.83 $7,285.00 $56,028.10 $0.00 $0.00

$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

$187,279.87 $99,548.67 $909.70 $20.00 $18,069.78 $32,492.57 $8,178.98 $7,749.41 $1,200.00 $1,100.00 $600.00 $0.00 $13,875.00 $11,205.00 $76,427.88 $74,576.52 $5,677.27 $4,540.39 $54,590.91 $40,124.92 $62,366.76 $64,046.07 $4,645.00 $7,850.00 $5,993.92 $6,453.35 $43,578.86 $37,871.65 $62,877.09 $64,289.57 $17,658.00 $16,294.00 $4,260.82 $2,713.20 $8,248.36 $6,024.50 $689,962.33 $588,781.84

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

$4,999.92 $15,000.00 $195,617.91 $196,185.51 $12,775.37 $18,960.25 $71,971.62 $65,437.43 $575.00 $0.00 $100.00 $0.00 $6,769.17 $6,911.28 $2,406.96 $2,542.67 $10,210.05 $11,976.54 $5,428.50 $4,445.00 $180.00 $343.60 $47,322.31 $28,504.21 $4,528.00 $3,930.70 $11,617.30 $13,297.10 $0.00 $0.00 $5,863.12 $4,274.18 $12,018.00 $11,845.56 $2,181.90 $369.90 $8,972.00 $2,558.00 $6,504.62 $6,021.00 $88,073.35 $137,518.42 $2,259.17 $2,238.69 $24,995.19 $17,451.24 $500.00 $0.00 $4,953.25 $3,355.83 $1,869.68 $2,310.21 $10,931.25 $10,552.70 $23,895.37 $18,867.57 $6,236.36 $5,632.16 $4,290.32 $3,482.01 $10,426.28 $11,403.09 $2,443.47 $4,718.77 $1,772.84 $1,584.28 $36,693.00 $34,734.30 $14,585.88 $12,881.15 $4,181.97 $3,932.16 $9,305.46 $7,918.14 $2,138.96 $1,509.69 $2,616.00 $2,749.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,261.84 $3,185.43 $0.00 $79.00 $6,226.43 $4,656.30 $1,101.00 $1,187.00 $50,069.85 $63,996.93 $256.40 $207.75 $0.00 $0.00 $21,466.25 $20,287.29 $2,152.00 $2,370.50 $6,711.81 $7,571.45 $6,216.60 $5,534.77 $9,592.45 $9,016.71 $281.20 $1,031.30 $5,440.41 $5,225.03 $1,183.70 $1,003.38 $776,169.49 $800,795.18

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

$5,021.20 $4,472.43 $2,178.00 $732.04 $3,781.30 $297.08 $1,474.08 $32,447.12 $3,320.00 $62.21 $6,752.29 $7,844.73 $8,782.36 $0.00 $4,610.97 $105,293.43

$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 $4,807.29 $97,224.85

GIVING REPORT 2021 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

2020

$7,735.00 $6,909.00 $8,093.34 $6,761.31 $817.00 $781.00 $10,422.16 $12,891.47 $0.00 $573.50 $15,813.48 $12,812.82 $5,753.20 $7,229.65 $2,000.00 $0.00 $1,866.00 $1,915.00 $2,170.49 $2,617.70 $4,149.00 $3,355.00 $21,432.95 $12,707.17 $7,024.87 $5,823.82 $1,440.00 $0.00 $275,786.73 $246,831.97

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

$5,276.74 $0.00

$5,014.56 $541.95

$31,948.17 $15,752.89 $1,870.00 $1,815.63 $5,065.78 $4,893.14 $8,306.63 $8,404.65 $1,500.00 $1,458.33 $1,520.52 $1,305.30 $613.47 $853.71 $8,821.33 $1,861.79 $0.00 $0.00 $1,815.00 $1,980.00 $106,621.12 $104,526.07 $150.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $922.74 $106,693.95 $88,253.22 $2,738.00 $4,859.00 $0.00 $0.00 $480.00 $480.00 $0.00 $344.31 $4,062.75 $5,728.49 $832.00 $699.00 $600.00 $906.00 $952.41 $573.56 $0.00 $0.00 $2,400.00 $2,400.00 $292,267.87 $253,574.34

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

2020

$31,854.13 $28,158.13 $19,349.00 $19,924.00 $257,969.85 $234,389.44 $9,004.92 $10,537.76 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $407.18 $6,274.59 $4,914.86 $82,239.06 $75,994.70 $0.00 $0.00 $15,738.34 $15,790.53 $858,222.91 $777,787.00

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, INDIAN WETUMKA, SAND CREEK INDIAN WEWOKA, AKASVMKV TOTALS

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $925.29 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $660.00 $3,562.03 $0.00 $58.00 $0.00 $0.00 $743.00 $1,200.00 $300.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $783.27 $611.12 $0.00 $2,792.05 ($475.83); $0.00 $11,158.93

$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 $0.00 $1,076.83 $0.00 $14,103.94

MUSKOGEE ASSOCIATION $2,428.90 $6,499.29 $2,904.80 $0.00 $3,818.20 $24,811.55 $0.00 $30,230.93 $1,187.94 $3,921.00 $2,500.00 $1,073.00 $0.00 $250.00 $0.00 $484.49 $3,000.00 $2,311.14 $7,912.30 $2,282.86 $0.00 $0.00 $29,264.06 $0.00 $0.00 $1,015.22 $3,916.00 $786.00 $703.05 $5,579.75 $3,737.83 $3,936.00 $8,159.88 $18,022.14 $0.00 $49,389.07 $3,699.00 $3,680.82 $3,977.10 $4,974.00 $13,780.01 $0.00 $5,884.46 $7,229.60 $2,437.85 $10,061.88 $1,100.00

$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

$6,273.24 $6,203.70 $7,010.00 $12,608.00 $14,353.11 $16,203.03 $0.00 $0.00 $2,060.45 $3,394.96 $4,855.00 $5,688.00 $311,501.92 $314,297.39

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, HIGHLAND PARK DUNCAN, IMMANUEL DUNCAN, LIBERTY DUNCAN, NEW HOPE WEST DUNCAN, PARKVIEW DUNCAN, TRINITY DUNCAN, WESTERN HEIGHTS HASTINGS IRVING, FIRST

2021 MARLOW, CENTRAL MARLOW, EASTSIDE MARLOW, FIRST MARLOW, LAKESIDE MERIDIAN, FIRST RYAN, FIRST TERRAL, FIRST VELMA VELMA, ALMA WAURIKA, FIRST TOTALS

$2,759.10 $5,356.73 $14,825.42 $12,528.00 $17,376.04 $0.00 $0.00

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

$500.00 $250.00 $17,915.31 $14,634.45 $82,893.68 $88,373.30 $6,000.00 $6,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $6,193.75 $6,204.59 $13,745.43 $19,636.97 $7,569.91 $5,329.06 $216,937.47 $165,783.32 $9,729.97 $8,892.52 $0.00 $0.00 $10.00 $986.95 $10,516.13 $10,772.53 $10,936.08 $7,744.24

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

$2,877.40 $1,314.30 $4,227.17 $4,463.57 $42,820.27 $38,977.99 $1,395.22 $1,305.84 $1,838.09 $1,475.77 $9,784.64 $9,441.69 $48,387.20 $41,355.09 $7,929.65 $7,032.89 $24,974.84 $26,436.90 $3,188.87 $4,014.32 $6,500.04 $9,166.63 $3,973.66 $4,249.30 $634.11 $272.21 $17,588.37 $14,002.02 $3,804.33 $2,410.48 $456.25 $447.26 $2,400.00 $2,200.00 $300.00 $300.00 $412.00 $652.00 $3,623.36 $3,781.48 $375.66 $502.64 $33,544.58 $20,220.14 $5,613.39 $4,819.64 $111,616.31 $138,943.01 $69.63 $73.06 $0.00 $0.00 $15,005.00 $17,790.00 $1,094.38 $827.90 $16,137.00 $14,932.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $5,360.04 $4,835.98 $25,983.86 $25,037.76 $27,145.10 $24,464.71 $61,416.71 $58,791.63 $0.00 $443.58 $15,063.00 $15,186.76 $7,698.53 $7,080.22 $1,152.74 $891.53 $6,134.76 $5,685.97 $1,241.42 $1,304.68 $5,500.00 $6,000.00 $5,000.03 $4,999.92 $4,187.28 $3,024.29 $1,487.27 $498.35 $2,779.47 $2,827.39 $18,842.99 $20,932.19 $17,088.12 $14,641.87 $5,299.56 $4,069.58 $581,952.30 $572,124.54

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, OLD POST COWBOY OKMULGEE, SECOND OKMULGEE, TWIN HILLS

$35,136.51 $0.00 $1,985.09 $810.00 $7,974.46 $37,302.16 $3,926.65 $2,930.00 $4,530.44 $600.00 $4,257.50 $0.00 $1,532.00 $6,000.00 $4,335.68 $4,934.03 $750.00 $23,557.77 $13,716.00 $5,597.74 $17,210.40 $27,308.66 $5,150.00 $0.00 $3,748.79 $2,000.00

$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 $0.00 $3,312.42 $2,400.00

2021 PADEN, FIRST PHAROAH PRESTON, FIRST SCHULTER SCHULTER, CEDAR CREEK WELEETKA, FIRST TOTALS

2020

$18,363.17 $21,183.81 $3,323.00 $3,421.00 $6,510.00 $4,637.00 $233.00 $299.85 $100.00 $0.00 $5,395.00 $4,565.00 $249,218.05 $250,657.67

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, 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 QUAPAW, FIRST QUAPAW, SPRING RIVER INDIAN WEST SILOAM SPRINGS, CALVARY WYANDOTTE, FIRST TOTALS

$2,154.99 $1,775.90 $5,129.00 $4,617.00 $6,259.13 $6,343.65 $10,587.95 $8,705.70 $3,526.70 $2,376.67 $10,253.00 $9,096.00 $0.00 $235.00 $5,207.51 $5,494.00 $3,210.58 $3,360.93 $3,077.74 $1,742.99 $413.60 $548.59 $2,099.00 $2,259.00 $16,030.05 $16,890.21 $2,658.64 $2,174.24 $6,157.92 $10,187.36 $100,029.17 $67,499.89 $1,770.96 $2,284.84 $3,600.00 $3,600.00 $1,186.95 $1,127.18 $35,319.09 $33,597.47 $4,862.30 $2,947.69 $0.00 $0.00 $3,111.37 $3,063.20 $232.00 $659.76 $6,953.80 $3,861.08 $4,929.65 $5,323.22 $4,595.64 $7,451.39 $35,081.58 $31,981.76 $1,352.35 $1,165.27 $8,990.72 $8,812.41 $0.00 $0.00 $9,971.40 $9,833.02 $250.00 $0.00 $3,322.35 $3,255.00 $2,938.70 $2,769.22 $1,678.01 $1,573.73 $3,143.24 $1,650.00 $0.00 $0.00 $260.00 $257.50 $6,270.85 $5,964.78 $1,323.08 $1,522.64 $15,291.90 $12,913.94 $30,393.39 $27,872.29 $1,698.00 $2,023.00 $16,650.13 $14,794.82 $15,913.52 $7,976.16 $397,885.96 $341,588.50

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

$23,937.66 $28,592.99 $3,542.18 $2,277.42 $9,431.94 $8,511.75 $8,528.33 $7,980.11 $7,600.00 $7,480.00 $4,323.24 $5,634.43 $44,391.77 $40,916.20 $9,059.00 $13,001.00 $2,631.95 $2,681.73 $0.00 $150.00 $6,587.22 $5,507.15 $1,884.38 $2,188.00 $4,330.10 $4,502.25 $2,030.67 $2,953.09 $63.22 $206.92 $49,999.56 $49,999.56 $26,694.06 $28,611.16 $2,010.61 $1,928.63 $207,045.89 $213,122.39

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 KENTON KEYES, FIRST TEXHOMA, FIRST TURPIN, FIRST TYRONE TOTALS

$20,782.55 $13,231.25 $15,332.34 $13,073.89 $820.86 $1,455.57 $19,747.51 $24,416.22 $500.00 $600.00 $2,414.02 $2,361.34 $27,388.91 $27,151.57 $0.00 $0.00 $9,824.28 $12,194.06 $2,651.22 $3,032.27 $39,863.00 $44,093.00 $4,194.16 $3,791.44 $1,853.06 $473.06 $25,480.59 $24,349.14 $4,010.33 $4,032.99 $0.00 $0.00 $6,159.66 $5,733.78 $1,632.88 $1,697.68 $10,743.30 $9,675.93 $2,374.14 $2,260.47 $12,068.02 $9,840.75 $157.49 $1,063.00 $207,998.32 $204,527.41

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

$569.88 $350.70 $1,800.00 $500.00 $4,189.39 $5,137.57 $8,591.49 $11,815.95 $4,631.49 $4,605.70 $12.00 $11.00 $10,047.57 $9,371.77 $3,063.78 $7,288.81 $2,700.00 $2,813.00 $3,070.00 $1,813.00 $790.36 $384.00 $4,364.90 $4,024.67 $3,062.79 $2,956.30 $2,521.73 $1,815.18 $4,214.00 $8,939.70 $17,152.88 $15,753.70 $6,818.30 $6,617.87 $3,859.05 $4,381.66 $2,001.99 $2,149.70 $8,738.35 $8,726.38 $634.39 $397.96 $1,150.00 $3,000.00

2021 MCALESTER, CHOATE PRAIRIE MCALESTER, COMMUNITY MCALESTER, DOW MCALESTER, EMMANUEL MCALESTER, FIRST MCALESTER, FRINK MCALESTER, HIGH HILL MCALESTER, HILLCREST MCALESTER, KIAMICHI COUNTRY COWBOY MCALESTER, MEKKO MCALESTER, SCIPIO MCALESTER, SECOND MCALESTER, VICTORY PARK PITTSBURG PITTSBURG, TI VALLEY SAVANNA, FIRST STUART, ASHLAND STUART, FIRST WARDVILLE, HARPERS VALLEY TOTALS

2020

$2,932.72 $2,579.20 $168.90 $284.16 $1,338.23 $1,209.55 $0.00 $0.00 $74,991.43 $71,935.99 $10,663.84 $11,235.51 $1,439.36 $1,987.89 $653.82 $791.18 $0.00 $1,954.54 $0.00 $13.30 $6,374.74 $7,167.35 $0.00 $0.00 $24,055.09 $24,488.95 $0.00 $3,110.00 $3,383.20 $2,349.12 $7,581.31 $7,507.97 $417.12 $682.75 $860.37 $511.82 $5,314.83 $5,335.42 $234,159.30 $245,999.32

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 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

$10,592.67 $11,101.59 $9,120.46 $8,687.00 $16,711.43 $14,862.35 $1,667.73 $1,287.37 $68,044.68 $62,141.14 $7,814.35 $7,035.56 $1,298.66 $1,008.95 $26,166.08 $24,730.34 $23,461.78 $28,979.54 $1,000.00 $750.00 $400.00 $400.00 $15,905.52 $14,119.83 $0.00 $296.72 $2,975.17 $2,789.89 $0.00 $0.00 $12,103.96 $10,602.26 $8,458.66 $9,467.16 $4,301.62 $4,543.88 $8,239.10 $10,820.42 $15,911.30 $13,479.82 $2,792.27 $2,942.20 $27,903.00 $14,785.52 $21,952.01 $22,574.00 $0.00 $50.00 $1,638.52 $1,153.22 $52,974.68 $117,346.37 $5,563.39 $15,307.25 $12,431.31 $13,404.33 $3,832.12 $4,748.24 $23,245.24 $22,121.82 $50.00 $400.00 $22,183.08 $22,373.78 $2,003.11 $1,261.54 $9,000.00 $11,200.00 $0.00 $487.52 $4,722.50 $3,978.90 $11,391.94 $8,863.89 $0.00 $0.00 $285,792.45 $259,278.02 $1,819.17 $2,027.72 $104.40 $40.58 $43,013.38 $45,402.25 $891.72 $574.06 $2,602.00 $656.00 $54,703.88 $48,442.00 $24,960.55 $22,706.23 $8,389.74 $8,175.58 $0.00 $0.00 $24,570.81 $25,489.99 $16,132.00 $14,891.00 $347.26 $1,356.03 $25,542.62 $23,880.96 $39,543.67 $33,200.09 $48,571.59 $41,990.70 $300.00 $300.00 $2,476.83 $1,985.00 $3,862.00 $2,663.44 $10,301.18 $12,028.81 $270.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,200.00 $15,198.09 $4,050.00 $2,708.00 $1,035,301.59 $1,053,096.95

ROGERS ASSOCIATION ALLUWE CATOOSA, FIRST 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, MEMORIAL HEIGHTS CLAREMORE, MIDWAY CLAREMORE, NEW CREATION CLAREMORE, NEW LIFE CLAREMORE, NORTH PARK TRINITY CLAREMORE, OWALLA ROAD CLAREMORE, SAGEEYAH CLAREMORE, SEQUOYAH CLAREMORE, TIAWAH CLAREMORE, WASHINGTON CLAREMORE, WILLIEO DELAWARE, FIRST FOYIL INOLA, CALVARY INOLA, FIRST OOLOGAH, HARBOR TALALA, FIRST TALALA, RABBS CREEK TULSA, LYNN LANE VERDIGRIS, FIRST TOTALS

$0.00 $3,330.09 $6,137.18 $4,215.28 $11,325.98 $10,330.63 $2,695.84 $2,133.54 $6,716.28 $14,460.74 $2,177.46 $1,360.58 $0.00 $240.52 $7,556.38 $11,350.27 $1,682.55 $1,068.45 $11,071.37 $9,737.66 $252,928.35 $197,338.20 $10,204.73 $10,214.46 $51,221.54 $19,551.52 $1,132.15 $998.91 $942.65 $255.66 $22,111.89 $14,851.15 $1,346.31 $1,553.69 $0.00 $0.00 $7,584.20 $9,359.22 $5,919.78 $4,015.04 $4,213.00 $2,995.00 $2,939.54 $2,079.00 $0.00 $0.00 $903.11 $777.72 $1,611.43 $2,240.08 $17,048.43 $15,537.85 $75,860.92 $79,635.86 $9,600.00 $9,600.00 $7,281.58 $7,641.18 $400.00 $300.00 $10,124.74 $7,698.51 $18,454.69 $22,664.64 $551,192.08 $467,535.45

GIVING REPORT 2021

2020

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

$238.20 $1,602.64 $2,591.00 $3,084.81 $21,104.30 $7,299.61 $3,863.89 $11,871.37 $51,655.82

$262.71 $1,238.47 $2,115.63 $3,183.40 $19,868.30 $8,316.26 $5,489.18 $11,820.39 $52,294.34

$720.00 $2,532.95 $13,673.08 $4,549.00 $1,341.81 $967.95 $3,059.53 $4,551.00 $1,923.25 $2,430.80 $691.90 $6,149.82 $14,513.40 $38,216.74 $1,990.00 $282.78 $2,276.32 $19,974.27 $12,851.17 $0.00 $959.59 $1,755.50 $14,839.35 $28,390.45 $3,605.09 $8,037.05 $11,776.74

$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

SANS BOIS ASSOCIATION 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, SOUTHSIDE TOTALS

$0.00 $0.00 $324.77 $314.19 $0.00 $0.00 $202,384.31 $173,080.28

SOUTH CANADIAN ASSOCIATION ATWOOD, FIRST $2,340.45 $3,380.10 BOWLEGS, FIRST $175.00 $2,066.17 CALVIN, FIRST $8,271.12 $7,537.20 CROMWELL, FIRST $20,563.04 $3,098.00 DUSTIN, FAITH $0.00 $0.00 HOLDENVILLE, BANNER $3,578.05 $2,791.78 HOLDENVILLE, CALVARY $3,892.00 $3,821.26 HOLDENVILLE, EBEN-EZER $4,830.89 $3,043.34 HOLDENVILLE, FIRST $8,559.00 $9,368.96 HOLDENVILLE, FIRST INDIAN $0.00 $0.00 HOLDENVILLE, FREEDOM CROSSROADS BIKER $433.05 $617.25 HOLDENVILLE, LITTLE RIVER $0.00 $0.00 HOLDENVILLE, MANY SPRINGS INDIAN $900.00 $900.00 HOLDENVILLE, PENN WEST $2,375.51 $2,243.22 KONAWA, FIRST $3,660.09 $3,573.10 KONAWA, VAMOOSA $3,000.00 $2,600.00 LAMAR, CARSON $16,861.50 $14,976.26 LAMAR, FIRST $2,379.74 $2,585.13 SASAKWA, FIRST $3,704.00 $3,348.00 SEMINOLE, FIRST $36,486.65 $43,208.68 SEMINOLE, HARVEY ROAD $6,330.94 $4,449.00 SEMINOLE, HIGHWAY $9,468.00 $7,738.00 SEMINOLE, IDEAL STREET $0.00 $0.00 SEMINOLE, IGLESIA BAUTISTA ZION $2,210.00 $1,938.00 SEMINOLE, INDIAN NATIONS $3,789.00 $2,601.95 SEMINOLE, TRINITY $3,397.47 $3,125.26 SEMINOLE, TWIN OAK $3,900.00 $3,900.00 WETUMKA, FIRST $5,195.00 $3,930.00 WEWOKA, CORNERSTONE MISSIONARY $0.00 $0.00 WEWOKA, FIRST $8,249.00 $8,517.88 WEWOKA, MIDWAY $3,504.89 $2,935.12 TOTALS $168,054.39 $148,293.66

TULSA METRO ASSOCIATION BIXBY, BIXBY CHURCH BIXBY, CROSSROADS BIXBY, EVERGREEN BIXBY, FIRST BIXBY, NEW BEGINNINGS BIXBY, RIVERVIEW BROKEN ARROW, AGAPE CHINESE BROKEN ARROW, ANTHEM CHURCH BROKEN ARROW, ARROW HEIGHTS BROKEN ARROW, ASPEN PARK BROKEN ARROW, CALVARY BROKEN ARROW, CLEARVIEW BROKEN ARROW, COUNTY LINE BROKEN ARROW, DEAF CHURCH AT BATTLE BROKEN ARROW, EMMANUEL ZO BROKEN ARROW, FIRST BROKEN ARROW, FOREST RIDGE BROKEN ARROW, GLORYLAND BROKEN ARROW, KOREAN BROKEN ARROW, NEW LIFE BROKEN ARROW, SEQUOYAH CREEK BROKEN ARROW, SOUTH BA BROKEN ARROW, SUNNYSIDE BROKEN ARROW, THE CHURCH AT BATTLECREEK BROKEN ARROW, VIETNAMESE BROKEN ARROW, ZOMI MISSION CATOOSA, NEW COVENANT CLAREMORE, KING ROAD COLLINSVILLE, EASTSIDE COLLINSVILLE, FIRST COLLINSVILLE, MEADOWVIEW COWETA, CROSSPOINT COWETA, JACKSON GROVE GLENPOOL, FIRST GLENPOOL, SOLID ROCK INOLA, TRINITY JENKS, BEAVER STREET JENKS, FIRST JENKS, SOUTHSIDE LEONARD, FIRST MANNFORD, FIRST MANNFORD, NEW HOPE

$4,306.32 $1,392.07 $8,003.09 $6,674.83 $305,479.00 $239,268.00 $0.00 $0.00 $500.00 $4,000.00 $64,754.34 $61,243.47 $0.00 $0.00 $1,830.00 $3,120.00 $153,869.58 $146,305.23 $11,094.00 $11,076.55 $0.00 $0.00 $21,304.30 $19,852.18 $1,737.00 $4,962.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,320.00 $0.00 $291,912.68 $352,636.27 $3,179.97 $2,575.48 $1,194.00 $1,112.00 $1,200.00 $1,200.00 $2,200.00 $2,600.00 $3,239.76 $0.00 $27,304.29 $17,525.17 $4,445.29 $9,561.43 $10,000.00 $0.00 $4,200.00 $3,850.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,200.00 $1,200.00 $4,236.16 $3,821.36 $141,597.55 $130,176.26 $0.00 $0.00 $2,450.00 $2,900.00 $0.00 $50.00 $18,098.46 $18,918.33 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $17,198.08 $15,175.33 $263,629.37 $269,858.42 $974.69 $1,099.76 $0.00 $0.00 $2,201.73 $3,087.72 $6,480.36 $4,017.73

2021 MOUNDS, LIBERTY MUSKOGEE, NEW COMMUNITY OAKHURST OWASSO, BEACON HILL OWASSO, BETHEL OWASSO, CENTRAL OWASSO, COWBOY UP OWASSO, DALTON HILL OWASSO, FIRST OWASSO, FREEDOM OWASSO, REFUGE SAND SPRINGS, ANGUS ACRES SAND SPRINGS, BROADWAY SAND SPRINGS, CALVARY SAND SPRINGS, CHURCH THAT MATTERS SAND SPRINGS, FISHER SAND SPRINGS, HILLSPRING SAND SPRINGS, HOPE CHURCH SAND SPRINGS, KEYSTONE HILLS SAND SPRINGS, LIMESTONE SAND SPRINGS, RIMROCK SAND SPRINGS, TRINITY SAPULPA, CHURCH INSIDE OUT SAPULPA, DRIPPING SPRINGS SAPULPA, FAITH SAPULPA, FIRST SAPULPA, FOUNDATION SAPULPA, NATIVE STONE SAPULPA, SOUTH HEIGHTS SAPULPA, THE WAY SKIATOOK, IMMANUEL SKIATOOK, LAKEVIEW SOUTHERN SKIATOOK, RIVETED CHURCH SPERRY, FIRST TULSA, BELVIEW TULSA, BERRYHILL TULSA, BRADEN PARK TULSA, BROOKSIDE TULSA, CANYON ROAD TULSA, CONCORD TULSA, EASTON HEIGHTS TULSA, EASTWOOD TULSA, FIRST TULSA, FIRST BOWDEN TULSA, FIRST KOREAN TULSA, FIRST SLAVIC TULSA, GARDEN CITY TULSA, GARNETT ROAD TULSA, GILCREASE HILLS TULSA, GOD'S CHURCH @ CROWELL HEIGHTS TULSA, GOOD NEWS CHURCH TULSA, HARVARD AVENUE TULSA, HISPANIC AGAPE TULSA, HOPE FELLOWSHIP TULSA, IGLESIA BAUTISTA EMMANUEL TULSA, IGLESIA EVANGELICA TULSA, INDIAN FELLOWSHIP TULSA, INTERNATIONAL TULSA, LAMB TULSA, LIVING HOPE TULSA, LIVING WATER TULSA, MEMORIAL TULSA, MERCYVIEW TULSA, MYANMAR ZOMI TULSA, NEW HEIGHTS INTERNATIONAL TULSA, NEW HOPE COMMUNITY TULSA, NEW JOY FELLOWSHIP TULSA, NOGALES AVENUE TULSA, OAKRIDGE TULSA, OKLAHOMA HMONG TULSA, OLIVET TULSA, OWEN PARK TULSA, PALARBAS DE VIDA TULSA, PARKVIEW TULSA, PENIEL TULSA, PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA HISPANA TULSA, RANCH ACRES TULSA, RED FORK TULSA, RIDGE CREST TULSA, RIVENDELL FELLOWSHIP TULSA, ROSE OF SHARON TULSA, SEQUOYAH HILLS TULSA, SKELLY DRIVE TULSA, SOJOURN TULSA, SOUTH TULSA TULSA, SOUTHERN HILLS TULSA, SOUTHWOOD TULSA, SPRINGDALE TULSA, SPRINGS OF GRACE TULSA, TRINITY TULSA, TULSA HILLS TULSA, TURN CHURCH TULSA, TURNING POINT TULSA, VIEW ACRES TULSA, WINNETKA HEIGHTS TULSA, WOODLAND ACRES TULSA, ZION COMMUNITY TOTALS

2020

$5,492.68 $4,072.94 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $13,500.00 $19,875.00 $67,023.50 $43,248.13 $0.00 $0.00 $10,748.36 $8,558.61 $186,648.53 $178,119.57 $1,200.00 $1,200.00 $12,356.80 $4,456.41 $10,243.28 $14,694.83 $38,347.14 $49,336.45 $1,581.32 $1,884.06 $14,309.68 $11,798.71 $0.00 $0.00 $1,998.00 $1,831.50 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,165.93 $2,952.84 $2,303.34 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $6,623.29 $13,001.26 $0.00 $0.00 $4,104.05 $4,492.67 $169,090.64 $71,909.58 $0.00 $1,000.00 $2,606.39 $4,152.12 $0.00 $0.00 $600.00 $550.00 $1,200.00 $1,100.00 $15,176.72 $12,100.20 $0.00 $0.00 $3,049.70 $773.69 $1,465.58 $1,758.67 $3,242.52 $2,248.56 $855.00 $675.00 $0.00 $0.00 $4,505.87 $4,077.56 $600.00 $250.00 $7,290.27 $8,955.66 $49,528.53 $56,790.97 $361,028.22 $297,906.11 $4,154.00 $1,384.00 $0.00 $0.00 $300.00 $450.00 $0.00 $2,534.11 $7,155.21 $8,538.57 $1,025.81 $400.00 $0.00 $759.00 $5,764.13 $325.00 $1,181.60 $120.00 $4,177.70

$7,907.24 $325.00 $1,289.52 $1,879.52 $3,870.73

$0.00 $0.00 $500.00 $50.00 $800.00 $282.34 $59,964.44 $0.00 $9,462.09 $0.00

$0.00 $0.00 $1,000.00 $0.00 $500.00 $640.00 $54,236.79 $0.00 $9,007.57 $0.00

$0.00 $0.00 $325.00 $275.00 $2,000.04 $2,000.33 $0.00 $1,415.20 $0.00 $0.00 $78,028.03 $66,809.67 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $93,656.41 $110,099.29 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $13,200.00 $12,000.00 $14,161.68 $14,279.62 $1,230.80 $685.54 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,907.22 $1,371.00 $18,959.34 $20,859.88 $0.00 $455.00 $425,800.14 $408,184.38 $12,296.00 $11,823.00 $55,606.21 $48,518.88 $1,058.48 $287.56 $0.00 $0.00 $1,853.34 $5,415.40 $1,100.00 $1,384.48 $250.00 $500.01 $3,112.07 $5,311.69 $15,009.23 $16,416.88 $0.00 $0.00 $65,472.28 $65,673.23 $2,364.00 $3,290.00 $3,283,161.52 $3,056,325.21

UNION ASSOCIATION BLANCHARD, COLE FIRST BLANCHARD, CROSSROAD TO LIFE BLANCHARD, FIRST BLANCHARD, NEW LIFE DIBBLE, FIRST GOLDSBY LEXINGTON, ACTS 2 LEXINGTON, CORBETT LEXINGTON, FIRST LEXINGTON, SLAUGHTERVILLE LINDSAY, BANNER LINDSAY, CRINER LINDSAY, PAYNE LITTLE AXE, FIRST MOORE, ELEVATE MOORE, FIRST MOORE, FIRST INDIAN MOORE, HIGHLAND MOORE, REGENCY PARK MOORE, SOUTHMOORE MOORE, THE WELL NEWCASTLE, FIRST NEWCASTLE, NEW LIFE NEWCASTLE, TRI-CITY & COUNTRY

$4,775.71 $3,016.13 $5,300.30 $12,215.48 $96,376.23 $74,853.32 $910.00 $461.00 $0.00 $0.00 $18,000.00 $18,000.00 $300.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $69,659.70 $59,993.24 $1,041.39 $1,861.02 $4,787.00 $4,727.00 $4,452.00 $4,787.00 $6,959.43 $7,819.96 $0.00 $1,458.00 $3,600.00 $2,900.00 $326,649.33 $259,774.70 $1,179.32 $1,558.92 $18,247.87 $14,039.13 $55,264.00 $57,098.00 $0.00 $11,500.00 $1,300.00 $1,000.00 $218,581.80 $189,145.41 $0.00 $100.00 $0.00 $0.00

2021

2020

NEWCASTLE, WOODLAND HILLS $93,361.20 $87,319.57 NOBLE, ETOWAH $2,762.70 $3,680.55 NOBLE, FIRST $32,413.52 $32,600.73 NOBLE, MAGUIRE $12,246.00 $9,707.70 NOBLE, TWELVE CORNERS $9,204.00 $7,460.16 NORMAN, ALAMEDA $14,018.00 $14,022.00 NORMAN, BETHEL $111,264.17 $133,422.62 NORMAN, BLUE LAKES $17,044.17 $26,653.82 NORMAN, CHINESE $6,000.00 $4,400.00 NORMAN, COMMUNITY $0.00 $0.00 NORMAN, CORNERSTONE INDIAN $0.00 $0.00 NORMAN, EL BUEN PASTOR $244.99 $257.87 NORMAN, ENTERPRISE $3,980.43 $3,715.24 NORMAN, FIRST $57,425.13 $56,698.01 NORMAN, FRANKLIN $25,309.87 $19,942.54 NORMAN, GRACE FELLOWSHIP $510.00 $490.00 NORMAN, HILLTOP $3,208.26 $2,916.60 NORMAN, HOPE COMMUNITY $6,242.57 $5,552.90 NORMAN, HORIZON POINTE $800.48 $1,284.64 NORMAN, IMMANUEL $36,616.72 $38,117.43 NORMAN, KOREAN $2,400.00 $1,200.00 NORMAN, LAKEVIEW $2,293.06 $2,122.77 NORMAN, NEW LIFE BIBLE $500.00 $300.00 NORMAN, NORTHEAST $22,050.00 $22,050.00 NORMAN, PARADIGM $7,299.96 $7,299.96 NORMAN, PRIMERA HISPANA $2,900.52 $3,905.64 NORMAN, PROVIDENCE ROAD $0.00 $0.00 NORMAN, REDEEMER $3,000.00 $3,000.00 NORMAN, RIVER $4,200.00 $4,259.94 NORMAN, THUNDERBIRD $1,196.76 $2,480.00 NORMAN, TRINITY $0.00 $23,381.76 OKC, CHRIST COMMUNITY $3,575.00 $3,550.00 OKC, EMMAUS $148,041.57 $134,137.04 OKC, EVERYDAY $2,000.00 $2,000.00 OKC, FAITH CROSSING $2,163.58 $4,977.33 OKC, GRACEWAY $12,000.00 $9,000.00 OKC, SOUTH LAKES $11,479.21 $10,390.55 OKC, SOUTHPARK $11,350.89 $11,144.98 OKC, THE WELL $0.00 $3,177.58 PURCELL, EMMANUEL $9,693.07 $10,829.19 PURCELL, FIRST $70,311.84 $53,578.22 PURCELL, FIRST HISPANIC $0.00 $0.00 PURCELL, JOHNSON ROAD $480.00 $480.00 PURCELL, NEW HOPE SOUTHERN $829.65 $629.60 PURCELL, STARTING GATE COWBOY $235.47 $215.25 PURCELL, UNION HILL $23,945.67 $22,100.04 TUTTLE, SNOW HILL $1,652.50 $0.00 WASHINGTON, FIRST $40,442.76 $55,420.64 WAYNE FIRST $5,362.60 $4,491.52 TOTALS $1,659,440.40 $1,570,672.70

WASHINGTON-OSAGE ASSOCIATION AVANT BARNSDALL, FIRST BARNSDALL, VICTORY BARTLESVILLE, EASTERN HEIGHTS BARTLESVILLE, FIRST BARTLESVILLE, GREATER FIRST BARTLESVILLE, HIGHLAND PARK BARTLESVILLE, IGLESIA BAUTISTA BARTLESVILLE, LABADIE HEIGHTS BARTLESVILLE, NEW HARMONY BARTLESVILLE, SILVER LAKE BARTLESVILLE, SOUTHERN BARTLESVILLE, TRINITY BARTLESVILLE, VIRGINIA AVENUE BARTLESVILLE, WESTSIDE CHAUTAUQUA, NEW LIFE COPAN, FIRST DEWEY, BLUESTEM DEWEY, FIRST DEWEY, ROSE HILL HOMINY, FIRST LENAPAH, FIRST NOWATA, FIRST OCHELATA, FIRST OCHELATA, MATOAKA PAWHUSKA, CALVARY PAWHUSKA, FIRST PAWHUSKA, LYNN PAWHUSKA, NELAGONEY PAWHUSKA, OSAGE INDIAN PAWHUSKA, WHIPPOORWILL PRUE, FIRST RAMONA, FIRST SKIATOOK, FIRST SKIATOOK, TRI -COUNTY VERA, FIRST SOUTHERN WANN, FIRST WYNONA, FIRST TOTALS

$15,221.78 $12,100.07 $6,979.22 $13,637.16 $1,357.33 $1,470.62 $31,297.33 $36,527.80 $99,106.15 $139,608.18 $500.00 $500.00 $44,366.59 $36,301.74 $1,186.40 $1,304.34 $2,642.00 $1,953.00 $25,377.00 $28,454.00 $809.79 $713.07 $72,244.70 $35,650.29 $8,844.21 $7,698.62 $3,609.15 $3,404.50 $1,214.77 $1,305.94 $802.68 $730.13 $1,200.00 $600.00 $12,962.58 $8,120.83 $37,218.75 $34,621.26 $9,239.00 $8,624.00 $11,730.96 $11,731.61 $0.00 $2,027.00 $23,219.50 $21,783.22 $18,463.08 $20,429.28 $5,086.63 $3,755.00 $2,939.73 $2,694.03 $22,612.07 $17,872.99 $1,419.42 $916.83 $3,800.00 $3,799.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $16,512.05 $16,761.08 $43,457.55 $38,450.47 $92,611.09 $99,058.22 $3,368.00 $3,358.00 $5,855.84 $2,960.54 $1,128.60 $970.88 $2,180.93 $1,762.54 $630,564.88 $621,656.24

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

$4,127.60 $2,876.73 $0.00 $2,417.85 $742.80 $1,797.03 $32,920.22

$5,557.28 $2,012.22 $0.00 $13,436.55 $871.50 $326.57 $33,080.61

$0.00 $0.00 $45,333.19 $39,291.37 $492.92 $0.00 $1,200.00 $1,100.00 $4,203.30 $5,561.61 $8,021.00 $5,351.64 $2,459.38 $2,753.53 $60,266.10 $39,837.77 $1,929.02 $2,471.29 $12,574.60 $7,136.20 $1,197.00 $1,107.00 $19,785.30 $19,959.73 $644.30 $441.84 $27,269.55 $27,329.46 $3,616.08 $2,155.04 $29,695.33 $25,769.76 $25,192.55 $22,637.16 $203,568.37 $172,458.45 $8,913.22 $8,414.64 $501,243.44 $439,061.22

2021

2020

NO ASSOCIATIONAL AFFILIATION ADA, TRINITY HISPANIC ARDMORE, WOW BIXBY, BEMO BLANCHARD, NEW BEGINNINGS BROKEN BOW, RIVER OF LIFE MISSION BUNCH, ROCK FENCE CLINTON, HISPANA SION COUNCIL HILL, COUNTRYSIDE COWETA, COMMUNITY DAVIDSON, FIRST DUNCAN, RECOVERY EDMOND, COFFEE CREEK EDMOND, FIRST BANGLA EDMOND, FRONTLINE EDMOND, GATEWAY EDMOND, KOREAN EDMOND, LEGACY FAMILY EDMOND, REDEMPTION EUFAULA, EKKLESIA EUFAULA, FIRST FREDERICK, HISPANA FREDERICK, TESCA GARVIN, WATERIN' HOLE GORE, NOTCHIETOWN GROVE, CROSSWIRED COWBOY HASKELL, BENDED KNEE COWBOY HAYWORTH, BOKHOMA HITCHITA, GRAVE CREEK INDIAN HOBART, DAW-TOW-KOOT HOLDENVILLE, CEDAR RIVER HULBERT, NEW HOPE FIRST INDIAN JONES, LIVING WORD KEIFER, RISEN LIFE KEOTA, BETHEL INDIAN KINGFISHER, IGLESIA BAUTISTA EMANUEL LAWTON, COMMUNITY LAWTON, DAYSPRING LAWTON, FIRST CHINESE LAWTON, LEGACY FAITH & FAMILY LAWTON, PROVIDENCE LINDSAY, LIVING SANCTUARY MADILL, CROSS-N-SPURS COWBOY MAYSVILLE, COWBOY MIAMI, HISPANIC MISSION MIAMI, NUEVA VIDA MIDWC, FRESH FIRE MOORE, TRANSITIONAL MOUNDS, SNAKE CREEK 1 MULDROW, NEW MUSKOGEE, ANTIOCH MUSKOGEE, EKKLESIA MUSKOGEE, FIRST MISSIONARY MUSTANG, THE WELL NOBLE, FREEDOM BIKER NORMAN, STEPPING STONES NOWATA, HIS LIFE OKC, ANTIOCH OKC, ANTIOCH FELLOWSHIP OKC, CHRIST CENTRAL OKC, CHURCH OF THE JOURNEY OKC, CITY LIGHT OKC, CONVERGENCE (DBA FUSION) OKC, DEAF CHURCH OKC, E-CHURCH OKC, FRONTLINE DOWNTOWN OKC, FRONTLINE SOUTH OKC, FUEGO ABRAZADOR OKC, GRACE COMMUNITY OKC, GREATER BETHEL OKC, LIVING WORD OKC, NEW HOPE OKC, REAL OKC, SENTRAL OKC, THE PARISH OKC, UNITY CHRISTIAN OKC, URBAN OKC, WESTERN HILLS OKEMAH, GREENLEAF OWASSO, REDEEMER BIBLE PONCA CITY, NEW LIFE POTEAU, FUEL RED OAK, BETH-EL SALLISAW, PINE TREE SAND SPRINGS, DELAWARE SEMINOLE, SNAKE CREEK #2 SHAWNEE, BIBLE SHAWNEE, CENTRAL CITY SHAWNEE, FRONTLINE SHIDLER, THE CHURCH SLICK, FAITH SNYDER, SOUTHSIDE SOUTH COFFEYVILLE, FIRST ST. JOHN MISSIONARY STERLING, CROSS TRAILS STILWELL, ANTIOCH STILWELL, EMMANUEL STILWELL, SYCAMORE SPRINGS SULPHUR, MIDWAY HILL TALIHINA, PINE GROVE TULSA, IGLESIA BIBLICA BAUTISTA TULSA, COGNIZANT TULSA, KUKI WORSHIP TULSA, LOGOS CHURCH TULSA, NEW OPPORTUNITY WAURIKA, CROSS BRAND COWBOY WESTVILLE, JUBILEE WOODWARD, NEW COVENANT WYNNEWOOD, EASTERN GATE YUKON, FRONTLINE TOTALS

$444.40 $550.00 $0.00 $8,732.00 $0.00

$425.76 $550.00 $0.00 $8,318.00 $0.00

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $75,715.61 $2,924.56 $1,000.00 $500.00 $971.68 $11,039.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,500.00 $100.00 $3,500.00 $3,258.00 $90.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,900.00 $1,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $700.00 $0.00 $40.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,414.68

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $23,786.98 $1,877.79 $1,200.00 $0.00 $673.54 $13,058.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $90.00 $3,500.00 $2,851.00 $150.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,000.00 $1,000.00 $662.50 $0.00 $0.00 $700.00 $0.00 $325.58 $0.00 $0.00 $3,045.82

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $50.00 $0.00 $100.00 $0.00 $0.00 $600.00 $550.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $518.37 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $225.00 $225.00 $0.00 $0.00 $11,424.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $500.00 $300.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $275.00 $350.00 $325.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $3,950.00 $2,915.00 $0.00 $0.00 $11,039.00 $13,058.00 $11,039.00 $13,058.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $6,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,015.00 $892.00 $300.00 $500.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $125.00 $25.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,442.66 $2,824.85 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $50.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,142.52 $4,023.89 $0.00 $0.00 $2,083.25 $1,311.63 $240.00 $220.00 $600.12 $550.11 $510.00 $0.00 $11,039.00 $13,058.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,956.25 $1,121.12 $0.00 $0.00 $500.00 $1,100.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,129.82 $356.91 $0.00 $0.00 $16,180.68 $15,460.04 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $981.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $4,109.00 $2,907.00 $0.00 $264.30 $400.00 $1,100.00 $463.95 $559.03 $11,039.00 $0.00 $215,014.18 $148,663.22

Christians in besieged Ukraine: ‘Keep praying’ /// PREVIEWED ON COVER >> by Chris Forbes STAFF WRITER

“Thank you for your prayers. Keep praying!”

This message was sent to many Oklahoma Baptists who have served on mission teams in various places in Ukraine over the years and have remained in contact with acquaintances made in that country.

Updates came from Ukrainian brothers and sisters in Christ via cell phones and social media, thanking them for praying and asking for more prayers.

“We are grateful for your constant support. We definitely feel that,” a woman said via Viber, a popular social media platform in Ukraine. “It’s like everything you read about that happened to David in the Psalms is coming to life here.”

The woman, hunkered down as bombs were exploding near her home, referenced Phil. 4:7 in her video message to a friend. “We know your prayers,” she said. “We feel them physically. Personally, like so many people, I worry from time to time. But other times He gives like this ‘weird’ peace that comes from nowhere—that comes from heaven. Your every prayer helps us to be cool-headed and calm. Pray for continued wisdom in making the right decisions.”

A group of nearly 25 pastors gathered in Oklahoma City on Feb. 28 to pray for Ukraine in an impromptu prayer meeting hosted at the Capital Association (CBA) offices.

“I felt an urgent need to call our pastors to a special time of prayer this morning,” said Mark Walters, associational missions strategist for CBA. “Hearing their prayers, I heard heartfelt intercession for the people of Ukraine who are caught in the midst of the battle, as well as for the safety of the refugees who were fleeing to safety in neighboring countries.”

1) Pastors gathered to pray for Ukraine at Capital Association’s offices; 2) Walter Mullican gives a report during the prayer meeting.

>> PHOTOS: CHRIS FORBES

Walter Mullican, a transitional pastor in Oklahoma, has served as a missionary multiple times in Ukraine, and he gave a report at the CBA prayer meeting.

“We are getting real-time reports directly from Ukrainians of things that are going on. They are telling me, ‘I’m hearing the bombs outside my window,’” said Mullican, who recently retired as pastor of Oklahoma City, Portland Avenue. “I’m hearing from my contacts in the country primarily through social media channels. They still have internet, and the phones are still up.”

Mullican visited Ukraine last fall and had continued to lead online English classes and Bible studies with Ukrainians up until the beginning of the war.

“The one thing that I keep hearing from my Ukrainian friends, both believers and non-believers, saying is, ‘Please don’t quit praying for Ukraine,’” Mullican said. “We have a tendency that when something is trending on social media, and we have a hashtag that we’re going to pray. And then when it calms down, and you don’t hear about it as much, we move on to the next thing. We need to be faithful in our praying.”

Todd Fisher, executive director-treasurer of Oklahoma Baptists, also agreed. “I encourage Oklahoma Baptists to take time in our worship services, Sunday School classes and small groups to pray for all affected in Ukraine and especially for our brothers and sisters in Christ there.

“I have directed our staff to develop a landing page on the convention’s website to help facilitate communication and provide prayer and mobilization resources from Oklahoma Baptists and Send Relief,” he said referring to the North American Mission Board and International Mission Board’s combined channel for crisis relief and ministry.

“In coming days, through this web page and other means, we will share more specific information about Oklahoma Baptists’ efforts to send support to these churches to help all who are in desperate need in this crisis,” Fisher said.

For a full list of prayer points and information about how to donate to Southern Baptist Ukrainian war refugee relief efforts visit oklahomabaptists. org/Ukraine.

Shawnee, First recovers from 2021 winter storm, meeting again in historic building /// PREVIEWED ON COVER >> by Donald W. Rominger, Jr.

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A historically-cold winter storm caused a major problem for Shawnee, First on Feb. 14, 2021. A torrent of water from a fractured pipe was pouring into an annex of the church’s 112-year-old structure.

Pastor Charles Kimball said the uncontrollable pouring was “like being discharged from a fire hose” into the building’s basement and subbasement. An estimated 100,000 gallons of water filled the building and was rapidly rising.

It was soon evident that virtually all operations would need to be shut down in the midst of the record blast that would reach 13 degrees below zero, two days later. The damage was disheartening.

Faithful members of the church were called to help assess the situation and with recovery, including Bill Ford, David Stevens, Rocky Wade and John Peck.

“We were blessed to have men in the church with contacts or knowledge essential to the restoration,” Kimball said.

Clean-up was the first challenge. Fortunately, Stevens, Ford and fellow Beacon Sunday School class member Carl Moss, had recently labored to clean out years of discarded and accumulated materials in the building’s basement. The basement had to be pumped dry and flotsam removed that had been missed in the initial cleaning.

Building contractor Monte Garner volunteered his crew to pump nearly 400 tons of water from the basements. Volunteer paint contractors Chris and Patti Neikes were quickly on hand also to begin dismantling fixtures and hauling residue from the wreckage.

Randy Jones from American Heat and Air had been on site to assess damages to the environmental heating and cooling systems. Exhaustive repairs and replacement soon began for those fixtures, as well as controls to the units.

The antiquated galvanized pipes also had to be torn out and replaced with modern plastics. The exposed water connections outside the building

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were moved inside to prevent another heavy freeze from bursting the seals.

The huge boiler, original to the building’s 1952 construction, had to be dismantled, removed and replaced, as well as the gas lines, air conditioning units, conduits and electrical wiring. The older iron and steel fixtures had to be removed by heavy lifts from both outside and inside the building.

Although the buildings’ elevators remained intact, it was evident that the hydraulic system, gear box and pulleys essential for operation were useless, and much of the super structure had to be rebuilt to code. Carpentry and painting were needed, too.

Initial damage estimates reached more than $550,000, which would only rise as repairs became clear.

Retired banker Tony McMurry, who serves as the church assets committee chairman, almost immediately began insurance negotiations as adjusters began assessing damages and the amounts allowed for replacement.

Some unanticipated and required updating and safety had to be renegotiated for inclusion in the church’s insurance, requiring hours of time.

The $7,500 deductible insurance amount was quickly absorbed. Oklahoma Baptists sent $6,500, while Shawnee, Immanuel, who had contacted Shawnee, First with offers of help, contributing an additional $1,000 of the deductible amount.

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Shawnee, First in 1930, “came full circle to help First Shawnee,” Kimball said. “We are blessed and grateful to our brothers and sisters at Immanuel.”

By Oct. 15, 2021, much of the building and other annexes were ready for operations. The first services in the fully-repaired Shawnee, First were on Feb. 6, 2022, just short of the one-year anniversary of the historic storm. A celebratory luncheon is set for early March.

In the historic weather event, Shawnee, First learned much about itself and others. Most evident was the unselfish response of a myriad people from both outside and inside the church. Accolades are especially awarded to the fire department, without whom one of the buildings could have suffered irreparable damage.

Volunteer contractors and outside workers, volunteers from the church itself, and the church pastor and staff were all on hand, often without being called or, in many cases, not compensated. Oklahoma Baptists and insurance specialists worked with the church to provide the best opportunities for restoration.

This experience demonstrated how much Shawnee, First means to the City of Shawnee and its surrounding community.

God is abundantly good. His mercies are evidenced in the hands of His people. As the Apostle Paul said, “how beautiful are the feet of those who preach the Gospel of peace and bring glad tidings of good things.” And for that, members of Shawnee, First are thankful beyond measure.

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OKMULGEE—Dennis Taylor has come full circle. On Sunday, March 13 he will once again step into the pulpit at Okmulgee, First just like he has almost every week since 1993. The difference, this will be his last Sunday to do so as the church’s Pastor. After almost exactly 50 years of ministry, “Time Change Sunday” S on out I C Ea transition he willV beO making of his role as Pastor.

Okmulgee, First will honor Taylor on “Time Change Sunday” because in 1972, a 19-year-old Taylor, who had been preaching for several years around Caney, Mt. Carmel, his home church where his dad James Taylor still serves as a deacon, was called to pastor Atoka, Voca on “Time Change Sunday.”

He spent six years there before moving to Durant, Lee Heights in 1978. Then in 1981, Moore, Highland called him as their first pastor. After 12 years leading that church plant he moved to Okmulgee, First. It was at Okmulgee, First that Dennis and Janet’s sons were both called and licensed into the ministry.

His son David, pastor in Los Alamos, N.M., First, said, “For 50 years (my father) has served our Savior as a shepherd in the local church. Words like diligence, longevity, leadership and legacy certainly come to mind, but above them all faithfulness sits at the top of the list. My dad has been faithful to his Savior, faithful to his calling, faithful to our family, faithful to the next generation, faithful to the preaching of God’s Word.”

Michael, pastor of Ponca City, First added, “he showed me how to love and serve the local church. He showed me why the local church matters. But more than all of that he showed me that if I don’t love Christ more than the local church, then nothing that I do and

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Steve Crutchmer, a deacon at Okmulgee. First, Robert Kellogg, CEO of WatersEdge Ministry Ser- said, “In the years I have known Dennis, I do not revices, congratulated Taylor on his retirement, extolling call a situation or conversation without Jesus, His his longevity of ministry and for raising two sons that Father, His Spirit or their ordinances.” have gone into ministry. Kellogg added, “Dennis has Okmulgee Deacon and wife Don and Beverly many ministry accomplishments, including helping Henson added, “Dennis’s faithfulness to his flock establish an endowment, one of the largest we man- has been exceptional. In any need great or small, he age, that will bless the church for many years to come.” has been there to minister. He is a good and faithful Members, community express servant to our church and community.” appreciation for Taylor “Good and faithful servant.” After half a centuJesse Mitchell, a deacon at Okmulgee, First, ry of pastoral ministry those words should sound shared what Taylor meant to him. sweet to a pastor who has come full circle.

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ENDORSED. The following people have been endorsed by the North American Mission Board to serve as volunteer disaster relief chaplains for Oklahoma Baptists: Billy Rowland, director of missions in North Canadian Association; Sharon Walker, member of Tuttle, First; Richard Walker, member of Tuttle, First.

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TOBY HUFF is youth pastor at Poteau, Southside.

DAMON MINOR is pastor at Stigler, First.

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I was a follower of Christ for 36 years before my dad followed Christ. Eleven years after that, my mom turned to Christ at age 79 (after 47 years of praying). I make no claims here to have been a perfect witness to them in those intervening years, but here are some things I think helped nudge them toward Christ during those years. parents. I’m convinced that God heard the If you have non-believing loved ones, prayers from around the globe. perhaps these thoughts will encourage and 6. I prayed for their grandkids. My parhelp you. ents adored their grandkids. As the grand1. I never stopped praying for them. kids got involved in church and turned to Several times during those multiple de- Christ, I suspected they could say more to cades, it would have been easy to give up. them than anyone else could. Their childlike I’m grateful, though, that the Lord didn’t al- faith was a powerful witness. low me to stop praying.

7. I invited them into my Christian 2. I realized my parents were not an en- world. I was glad when my parents came emy. To be frank, my dad and I had a rough to church for a special event, shared in my relationship for many years. It was after God graduations or visited my seminary office. made clear from Eph. 6:12 (“We do not wrestle All these happenings made it easier to talk against flesh and blood”) that my dad was not about faith. an enemy that He helped me love him bet8. I tried to answer their questions. ter—and pray for him to know Christ.

Dad was an avid reader and deep thinker.

3. I didn’t miss talking to them on their As he gained some interest in religious matbirthdays and Mother’s and Father’s ters, he began asking questions. My mom’s Day. Even when our relationship was diffi- questions were not as deep, but just as imcult, I was convicted to honor them when- portant. Even when I didn’t know the anever I could—and I was grateful for having swers, I sought to find one for them. done so when they turned to Christ.

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Candidates, submit your resume & three references to: resumes@nationalheights.org no later than May 15. >>F/T PASTOR: Blackgum, FBC Vian, OK is prayerfully seeking a F/T Pastor. Interested candidates should email a cover letter & resume to: BlackgumBaptistresume@gmail.com.

>>P/T WORSHIP LEADER: IBC Perkins is seeking a P/T Worship Leader to lead a weekly blended service. Perkins is a growing community with tons of potential. Interested candidates can send cover letter & resume to: Robert.k.bernhardt@gmail.com.

>>SENIOR PASTOR: Parkview Baptist Church in Tulsa. We are a multi-generational church seeking a shepherd with high character & strong leadership skills with a passion for growing the Kingdom of God. Send resumes to: crolen@parkviewbaptist.org.

>>BI/VO PASTOR: Liberty Hill Baptist Church in Cameron, OK is prayerfully seeking God’s candidate for a BI/VO Pastor. Housing is available. Please submit resumes to Dan-

>>P/T or F/T CHURCH ADMINISTRATOR: FBC Piedmont is seeking a Church Administrator. Schedule of 28 hours+ during a M-F work week. Please submit resumes to: personnel@fbcpiedmont.org. >>F/T PASTOR YOUTH/WORSHIP: Oak Grove Church of Cushing, OK is seeking a F/T Pastor of Youth & Worship. To discover more info & to submit a resume, please visit: og.church/careers. For any other questions contact the church office at: (918) 352-3174. >>F/T YOUTH PASTOR: Southeast Baptist Church is prayerfully searching for a F/T Youth Pastor. Resumes can be mailed to: 2511 E. Hancock St., Muskogee, OK 74403 or emailed to: danielm.sebc@gmail.com. >>F/T PASTOR: Faith Baptist Church of Claremore is prayerfully considering a F/T Pastor. Parsonage is available. Please send resumes with a cover letter to: faith@claremorefaith.com. >>P/T or BI/VO YOUTH PASTOR: Highland Baptist Church in Moore, OK is seeking a Youth Pastor to reach, disciple & pastor students 7th-12th gr. while ministering to family. If interested, submit resume to the search team at: highlandyouthpastor@gmail.com. >>P/T OR BI/VO WORSHIP MINISTER: Freedom Hill Baptist Church Mannford, OK is seeking an individual who can lead contemporary & traditional blended service. Housing provided. Please send resume to: jmiphotography@ymail.com. >>FT or BI/VO PASTOR: FBC Ryan is prayerfully seeking a F/T or BI/VO Pastor. Parsonage is available.

Please send resumes to: Pastor Search Committee, P.O. Box 519, Ryan, OK 73565 or to: fbcryan1@gmail.com. >>F/T YOUTH MINISTER: FBC of Fitzhugh is prayerfully seeking a F/T Youth Minister. Resumes may be sent to: P.O. Box 177, Fitzhugh, OK 74843 or emailed to: secretary@fitzhughfbc.com. >>F/T ASSOCIATE PASTOR: Trinity Baptist Church, Ardmore, OK is seeking God’s man for ministry in a conservative Southern Baptist Church. Please send resumes to: trinityAssocPastor@gmail.com. >>F/T STUDENT MINISTER: Chisholm Heights Baptist Church Mustang is looking for a F/T

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Student Minister. If interested, please send resumes to: Student Ministry Search Committee, 2243 W. State Highway 152, Mustang, OK. 73064 or email: dbryan@chbcmustang.org.

A N N UA L FO NBaptist IFirst >>F/T CHILDREN & FAMILY MINISTER: G N I T E E M McAlester is seeking a F/T Children & Family Minister.

To view the full job description & submit an application, please visit: https://firstbaptist.info/were-hiring.

>> BI/VO WORSHIP PASTOR: Portland Avenue Baptist Church in Oklahoma City is prayerfully seeking a BI/VO Worship Pastor to help coordinate our worship ministry. Interested applicants can apply at: https:// www.portlandavenue.org/worship-ministry.html. >>F/T MINISTER OF YOUTH: North Pointe BC, located in the heart of the Deer Creek School District, is actively interviewing candidates to lead our small group driven student ministry. Applicants can send resume & cover letter to: searchteam@northpointe.tv. >>F/T YOUTH PASTOR: Regency Park Baptist Church in Moore is seeking a F/T Youth Pastor. Please send resumes or inquiries to: keith.jacobs@regencypark.church.

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