Oklahoma Outlook February '09

February 2009

VOL. 62, No. 2

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Oklahoma

Volume 62, Issue 2 – February, 2009

A monthly publication of the Oklahoma District Council of the Assemblies of God, P.O. Box 13179, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73113.

(405) 475-1100 - FAX (405) 478-1731

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Women’s

Prayer Power

Encounter

General Presbyters H. FRANKLIN CARGILL

CRAIG DACUS

TOM GOINS

Superintendent

Assistant Superintendent

Secretary-Treasurer

April 3 & 4 Turner Falls

Executive Presbyters CURTIS OWENS

RON MCCASLIN

District Departments LINDELL WARREN Missions / Men’s Ministries

LINDA STAMPS-DISSMORE Women’s Ministries

JACK SALKIL Christian Education

DOUG EVERAARD Youth Ministries

A time of concerted prayer for healing, deliverance, and worship.

Sectional Presbyters Section 1 – Arlis Moon Section 2 – Leo Guthrie Section 3 – Melvin Baker Section 4 – Steve Rose Section 5 – Bruce McCarty Section 6 – Doyle Seeley

Section 7 – Weldon Wright Section 8 – Micah Wells Section 9 – Steve Lance Section 10 – Ron Meador Section 11 – Billy Martin Section 12 – T.D. Gifford

District Calendar FEBRUARY Sectional Council Tour: Section 5 W ......................February 2 (Evening) Section 1 ........................February 3 (Morning) Section 4 ........................February 3 (Evening) Section 2 ........................February 5 (Evening) Section 3 ........................February 6 (Morning) Section 9 N ......................February 9 (Evening) Section 11 ......................February 10 (Morning) Section 12 ......................February 10 (Evening) Section 6 ......................February 23 (Evening) Section 5 E......................February 24 (Morning) Section 8 ......................February 24 (Evening) Section 9 S......................February 26 (Morning) Section 10 ......................February 26 (Evening) Section 7 ......................February 27 (Morning)

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CM and License Credential Deadline.......February 1 School of Ministry Game Day – District Office. ....................................February 7 Credentials Testing Day – District Office ....................................February 7 Church Planting Day ................................February 8 Girls Retreat – Oklahoma City ..........February 20-21 National and Oklahoma Women’s Day ..February 22 Certified and License Credentials Interviews..Feb.28

MARCH World Day of Prayer......................................March 6 Girls Ministry “POWER SURGE” ..............March 6-7 School of Ministry Game Day – District Office..........................................March 7 Credentials Testing Day – District Office ......March 7

District JBQ Finals ........................................March 7 Daylight Savings Time Begins ......................March 8 BGMC Day ....................................................March 8 District Fine Arts Festival – OKC Crossroads ............................March 27-28

APRIL District US Maps RV Volunteer Convention – Jones, OK..............................................April 2-4 Women’s Power Encounter ..........................April 3-4 School of Ministry Game Day – District Office ............................................April 4 Credentials Testing Day – District Office ........April 4 Palm Sunday....................................................April 5 Good Friday – Office Closed ........................April 10 Easter ............................................................April 12 February 2009

Transitions America is in the midst of transition. The inauguration of President Obama has captured the attention of not only the nation but the entire world has been focused on the future of The United States of America.

What does the future hold? What can America expect to see and experience in the days ahead? Will the approval rating continue to swell as anticipation fills the hearts of millions?

This is not only an hour for action from politicians, but a mandate for the Church to respond. Believers should be filled with hope as voices are lifted in prayer for our President and our elected officials. The Church is not called to an hour of criticism but instead to a lifestyle of intercessory prayer.

In the midst of political changes, economic uncertainty, and challenges at home as well as abroad, there is much being said about accountability, openness, responsibility, and effectiveness.

It is easy to expect such requirements from others while forgetting to examine our own lives and actions. We often say in one manner or another that there is no higher calling in the world than that committed to a minister of the Gospel.

We must remember that to whom much is given – much is required.

Today’s Living Translation reads, “When someone has been given much, much will be required in return; and when someone has been entrusted with much, even more will be required.”

In order to be effective, an individual’s life must be constantly under review. Those who have said Y E S to the call of God would do well to take note of the following: A minister has no greater obligation for accountability than that due to God. Too often the pressures of life, both from situations and people, dictate direction; February 2009

however, our chief focus must be to remember that it is God who demands our allegiance. At the end of the day, He is the One to whom we answer.

The Word of God must be our sword and shield. A minister must be a student, knowledgeable of current events, well-read in contemporary matters, and capable of communicating with a 21st century society. However, the primary Book must be His Book. His Word must be the resource from which our speech proceeds.

A life of prayer must be modeled, practiced, and evident. There should be no one more at ease in talking with God than the minister of the Gospel. God must be a personal friend and the primary accountability partner. This relationship only develops through a lifestyle based on prayer.

The minister must remember “the call” and the commitment to complete the task. Regrettably, not all who accept His call are able to step across the finish line. Nothing in life – people, pressures or positions – should be able to separate us from the goal of hearing Him say, “Well done!”

The first and primary individual to whom a minister owes commitment is to his or her spouse. Too many times, the one to whom we vowed a lifetime becomes neglected in the quest of being all things to all people. True ministry begins at home – and unless it is effective there, it will fail in public scrutiny.

The ministry should not be the excuse given for being an absent parent.

The family that God has given to a minister must become his most valued possession. Parenting is perhaps the greatest challenge given to any individual and the minister must seek to succeed in this assignment if life is to be fulfilling and rewarding.

Frank and Linda Cargill District Superintendent

The community of believers becomes the ministerial priority for the preacher.

A minister’s place of service whether elected, appointed, or serving as a staff member – requires accountability and a life of service. Remember, God rewards faithfulness and serving His Body is a high and holy calling.

A minister is known by his testimony throughout the community. A minister cannot neglect his own place of calling. Neither should one “hide” in the midst of the congregation. The effective minister will be known and recognized as a voice for God throughout the community. We are called to “our world” and a devoted life will be known by both saint and sinner.

Time is a precious commodity and priorities must be placed on management and stewardship. A minister must not be slothful in duty, lazy in responsibility, or negligent in work ethics. Proper time management will bring honor to God and stand as a compliment to the character of a minister of the Gospel.

The goal for every preacher is to finish strong. Life may bring more than one’s fair share of problems, but never should one forget the ultimate success will be to complete this life with victory, on a positive note, and confident in the conclusion. He who called – is able to sustain, strengthen, and provide enablement for every battle!

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In Loving Memory

Reverend Billy Gene Guthrie March 24, 1947 – November 25, 2008 Reverend Billy Gene Guthrie, 61, was born March 24, 1947 to Jessie and Netia Jean Guthrie in Upland, California. He passed away on November 25, 2008 at St. John Medical Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Billy shared ministry for the Pentecostal Church of God and

Assemblies of God Churches.

He is survived by his wife, Lyndell Jo Guthrie of the home; sons, Lynn Guthrie and wife Kris of Sapulpa, Tony Guthrie and wife Gena of Owasso; father, Keith Guthrie and wife Martha of Fayetteville, Arkansas; one grandson, Logan Guthrie; sisters,

Robbie Sharon Upton of Springdale, Arkansas, and Debra Denise Guthrie of Bentonville, Arkansas. He was preceded in death by his mother, Netia Jean Guthrie.

Reverend John E. Frady May 10, 1921 – November 26, 2008 Rev. John E. Frady, 87, was born on May 10, 1921, to John Edward Sr. and Ollie Mae Frady in Leonard, Oklahoma.

He died in his home, surrounded by his loved ones, and moved to his heavenly home Wednesday, November 26.

Rev. Frady grew up in Bixby, OK, graduated Bixby High School, went to Business College, continued taking college classes and was an avid lifelong learner.

His interests in computers, photography, astronomy and many other subjects, led his grandson to

describe him as a true Renaissance man when writing a high school paper.

He was an ordained minister with the Assemblies of God over sixty years and a Presbyter and Oklahoma District Board member for over twenty years. He served churches in Tamaha, Porum, Checotah, Okmulgee, Wilburton, Tulsa, and served Shepherd’s Place (formerly Faith Assembly) after retiring from 21 years at Lindsay First Assembly.

Rev. Frady is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Marcia

Marie and Rev. John L. Gifford of Norman; two grandchildren, John Mark Gifford and Marcy Leigh Porter, three great grandchildren, Isaac Leigh Gifford and Elizabeth Marie Gifford and Brittni Jones.

He was preceded in death by his wife of 53 years, Gladys Marie Stricker Frady, and his parents.

He leaves many friends who have been deeply influenced forever by the lasting impact of his ministry.

Minister’s Spouses

Leta Hawkins Jan. 6, 1943 – Dec. 25, 2008

Faye Goodwin

Retha Shell

Feb. 19, 1923 – Dec. 26, 2008

May. 24, 1930 – Dec. 27, 2008

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Teach Me To

Pray

Tom Goins District Secretary/Treasurer

Jesus often spoke about the role of prayer in the Christian’s life and the church.

He guaranteed His presence when two or more gather in unity to pray. He also promised to act whenever believers speak to God in the authority of Christ’s name.

Jesus taught that God is to be the focus of our petitions, and He showed by example that the basis for ministry is communion with the Father. If we want God to release His power into our situation, it’s important to do two things: First, depend solely on Jesus’ merits. Our new life as children of God began when we acknowledge our helplessness and accepted Christ’s substitutionary death on our behalf. He acted as our mediator and reconciled us to the Father. If we want God to do mighty works in and through us, we must continue in the same spirit of dependence on Christ.

Second, separate from all known sin. At the cross, when the Savior paid our penalty from transgression, sin’s controlling power over us was broken. However, its presence remains in this world and also lingers in us. Gossip, laziness, gluttony, and selfishness are everyday occurrences. The remedy for every sin is to confess it to God, turn away from the attitude or behavior, and receive God’s forgiveness and cleaning.

He will only use cleansed vessels.

If we are going to make big requests of God, we must come to Him with clean hearts and hands—that is, solely on the merits of His Son Jesus.

Tom Goins

OKLAHOMA SCHOOL OF MINISTRY March Studies Big Game Day – Saturday, April 4 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 February 2009

Acts – The works of the Holy Spirit in the Believer Old Testament Survey The Corinthian Correspondence

OPEN CHURCHES Broken Bow, Glover Claremore, Verdigris Cyril Farris Foyil Grove Hugo, First Lamont, Prairie View Maysville Morrison North Miami Pickens Prue Pryor, Lone Chapel Rattan Seiling Seminole, Old Glory Sentinel Soper Spencer, Reigning Life Sterling Stillwell Tipton Tonkawa Whitefield, Shiloh Wyandotte Faith

N E W PASTORS – Andy Jenkins – Duncan, Cornerstone – Lenard Crogh – Loco, Asphaltum

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Missions Department Every Church, Supporting Every Missionary, Going Everywhere, and Reaching Everyone

Lindell Warren Missions Director

GOD’S ECONOMY No one is left out in God’s economy. This gospel includes everyone. Joel said so (Joel 2:32); Peter said so (Acts 2:21), as he quoted Joel; Paul said so (Romans 10:13); and of course, Jesus said so as well (John 3:16). No ethnic, cultural, economic, or social group exempts one from God’s grace and love found in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

The most socially rejected people have found grace in the eyes of God. Exodus 12:38 tells us, “…And a mixed multitude went up also with them…” One Bible scholar called the mixed group that left Egypt with the Hebrew children, a mongrel group. The impure and cross-breeds, who had no identification, were just as delivered as the children of Israel.

How about the Samaritan woman at the well? Culturally, Jesus should not have talked to her. First of all, she was a woman, secondly, she was a Samaritan (half-blood). Not only did Jesus talk to her, he promised her living water.

The New Testament notes that barriers separating us from one another have been broken down through the life and sacrificial

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death of Jesus Christ (Galatians 3:26-28; Colossians 3:11).

Jesus died for all people everywhere: the Jew, the Gentile, and the Palestinian; the drug user, the drug dealer and the oldfashioned alcoholic, Jesus died for all the adulterers and adulteresses, as well as the homosexuals, and even those who commit incest. He died for all the thieves, arsonists, and murderers, the gang members and war lords. Jesus died for the last, the least, and the lost; the beaten, the broken, and the bruised; the hapless, the helpless, and the hopeless. Jesus died for the AIDS victim. He died for all the prodigals. And, He died for you and me.

WHAT ’ S HAPPENING? A lot! Children, teenagers, college students, and other adults are answering the call to ministry. The young are volunteering for the hard places. Last month we returned from the World Summit in Cincinnati, Ohio where 4,000 people met to explore the spiritual needs of the world. Of this great number approximately 1,000 collegians committed themselves to give a year to missions and pray about a lifetime.

Spanish ministry in Oklahoma is exploding! Our own Oklahoma School of Ministry includes 30 Spanish speaking enrollees.

Missionary Mark Fitzgerald continues to receive and pursue inquiries from Spanish groups across

Oklahoma. In fact, on January 10th, Brother Fitzgerald hosted an all day meeting for Spanish speaking pastors.

I certainly didn’t understand all that was said, but the enthusiasm and spirit of the coming together blessed me richly.

The Volunteer Prison Ministries Network shows signs of greater involvement and growth.

On January, 12th I attended the dedication of the New Hope Christian Center in Chickasha. This faith based center will provide life challenging education programs for those leaving the penal system and those needing help with chemical dependence. Chickasha First Assembly is the owner of this new facility, while Chaplain Travis Hendricks oversees its daily operation.

From our volunteers across Oklahoma it has been reported that in 2008, 458 worship services have been provided with 45,484 inmates in attendance. It has also been reported that 1250 Bibles have been personally given out, and 4898 other books and materials. The total number of converts is 467.

These reported numbers are conservative with many not being reported.

In 2009, the volunteer prison workers will meet on each 5th Saturday. The place will be announced each time. Please call the District Missions Office or Chaplain Hendricks at Chickasha First Assembly for details.

On Assignment,

Lindell Warren February 2009

Happy Birthday Buddy!

The BGMC ministry was started in 1949. That means 2009 marks 60 years of meeting critical needs around the world and 60 years of teaching kids to have a heart of compassion for the lost and needy of the world. We, here at the BGMC office, are SO excited to be celebrating this BIG event!

BGMC will be celebrating Buddy’s birthday during the year 2009, but the BIG day will be National BGMC Day, March 8, 2009. (Feel free to celebrate Buddy’s birthday any day that works best for you.) A BGMC birthday packet is being mailed to every BGMC-giving church. This packet includes a commemorative newsletter with lots of historical information, a flyer showing all the birthday resources that are available, a sample of the commemorative offering box that will be used during 2009, a gift from BGMC for each church, a birthday poster made for kids, an anniversary poster made for adults, and a special bookmark. Be sure to look through the resource flyer. Many of the resources to commemorate this event will only be available during 2009. Some will also have a limited supply. We are also featuring resources that you can buy to decorate and celebrate by having a big birthday party, such as a giant inflatable birthday cake with Buddy stickers, birthday hats with BGMC birthday stickers, and more. Many of the birthday resources would make great Christmas gifts for your kids and workers.

Also enclosed in the packet is a free birthday DVD containing video clips and slide presentations. Show the

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Jack Salkil Christian Education Director

video clips to the kids and the adults.

Use the birthday slide presentation to teach the kids about the history of BGMC. Use the project slide presentations to show the critical needs BGMC has met. The project slide presentations are also great to have running before or after church, at a banquet, or at other big events.

Start planning now how you will celebrate this event at your church.

Here are some ideas: * Have giant BGMC birthday party that includes cake and other goodies. * Have a special BGMC banquet. * Invite a missionary to share how BGMC has blessed their ministry. * Challenge your kids to give Buddy an extra special present by raising extra money for BGMC. * Do a special church-wide fundraising event for Buddy’s birthday. * Take up a special birthday / anniversary offering from the adults. * Include Buddy’s birthday in all of your March Missions Madness events.

Take a step of faith and set your 2009 goal higher than you’ve ever done before. CALL OR EMAIL FOR INFORMATION. WWW.OKAG.ORG Go to Christian Education Dept.

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Congratulations to our Top LIFE and GROW givers for 2008!

1. Duncan Bethel AG $ 1 1 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 2. OKC Bethesda AG $ 1 0 , 5 0 0 . 0 0 3. Chickasha Grand AG $ 1 0 , 2 5 8 . 4 4

1 . Tahlequah Calvary AG 2. Owasso First AG 3. Enid Central AG Chickasha Grand AG

HONORABLE MENTION Elk City First AG $9,270.00 Owasso First AG $8,011.00 Healdton AG $6,000.00

HONORABLE MENTION Calera New Life AG $ 750.00 OKC Christ’s Legacy AG $ 696.00 Edmond Cathedral/Hills AG $ 686.27

Thank You!

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$1,500.00 $1,240.00 $1,000.00 $1,000.00

Thank you to our Oklahoma women and girls who gave over $189,000.00 to the LIFE and G R O W f u n d s i n 2 0 0 8! I appreciate so much what all of you do to be Oklahoma Ladies Investing for Eternity and Girls Reaching our World. It takes both the large Faith Promises as well as the small Faith promises to make the grand total. Because of the faithful giving to these funds, I was able to help some very intentional women in El Salvador.

This past October, I went on a trip with other district Women’s directors and our national director, Arlene Allen, to El Salvador. We were guests of Convoy of Hope and we were taken to several places in El Salvador where Convoy is helping children in schools and orphanages. I was impressed with what Convoy of Hope is doing to help the children of El Salvador to receive a good, Christian education.

However, what touched me most were the teachers at one school we visited. We drove an hour over dirt roads to reach the school. The school was nice, but because of the location the 6

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female teachers had to live at the school during the week. I could not believe their living accommodations. Six teachers lived in 2 small rooms—one room was a kitchen with a stove and table.

They slept in hammocks and had no place to store their belongings.

Their bathroom was a sink outside that faced the street. They had put up a sheet so they could take their “sponge” baths. The toilets were across the school yard. I looked into the faces of 6 intentional women who were willing to live this way in order for underprivileged children to have a chance not only to learn to read and write, but also to learn about Jesus.

My heart was extremely touched—touched to the point that I asked what could be done to make their accommodations better. I was told that 2 more bedrooms and a bathroom could be added to the facilities and new paint for the existing rooms for $10,000.00.

Because our Oklahoma women and girls have given sacrificially this past year, I was able to send $10,000.00 to them immediately when I returned to Oklahoma. The renovation should be ready when their new school year begins in March! Thank you Oklahoma women and girls!!!

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2008 Tour Results Praise God for another successful LFTL Tour this past October in the Oklahoma District. Although the giving always exceeds the faith commitments we did total over $547,000 in faith commitments. PTL! Actual giving for LFTL in 2008 topped $700,000, another big PTL! Special appreciation goes to Brother Cargill, Brother Goins and Brother Salkil, Pastor Raymond Frizzelle and Councilman Mike Austin; the banquet speakers; the steak teams from Tulsa and Lawton; and all the Sectional Men’s Representatives, pastors, and laymen that have promoted and attended one of our 15 LFTL Banquets in 2008.

District Men’s Director,

Lindell Warren

LFTL Summary 2008 Section Section Section Section Section Section Section

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$38,983.00 $17,090.00 $13,303.00 $ 6,199.00 $284,030.00 $ 25,565.00 $ 17,950.00

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$ 17,387.00 $ 38,155.00 $ 28,340.00 $ 45,340.00 $ 14,730.00

$ 547,072.00

Chi Alpha Campus Ministries P.O. Box 2777; Norman, OK 73070

The World Missions Summit & XA Mama Bear tour both helped kick off 2009.

Special thanks to Oklahoma :RPHQ¶V 0LQLVWULHV IRU WKHLU help as we endeavor to reach our campuses, state & World!

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(405) 308-3737 XAoklahoma@aol.com

www.XAoklahoma.com

Greg Tiffany Oklahoma XA Coordinator

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Pastors’ Reports

Evangelist’s Reports

Charley Hudspeth, Newkirk, reports 2 rededications, 2 saved, and 3 healed.

Raymond Frizzelle, Miami, reports 4 adults and 2 children saved in regular services and 15 adults saved after Christmas Program.

Richard Smith, Ponca City, reports 5 children saved.

Bob Wingo, McCurtain, reports 2 saved in regular service.

Allen Lewis, Holdenville, reports 2 saved after Christmas Drama “Rapture”.

Kenneth Bryant, Talihina, reports several saved and filled with the Holy Ghost.

Deborah Burke, OKC, reports over 300 in first service in their new facility with 13 first time salvations.

Jimmy Schwyhart, Tulsa, reports 1 saved after Christmas Talent Show.

healed.

K u r t i s I v e y reports 25 saved in regular services.

Chresten Tomlin reports 13 saved and 10 filled with the Holy Ghost in Oklahoma and Missouri revivals.

Jim Fuller helped 15 pastors with getaways and 25 other pastors with various needs.

Evangelist’s Reports

Allen Assembly needs a children’s pastor. Contact Pastor Jones at (580) 857-2791.

New Season needs a church van.

Contact Pastor Kelly Martin at (405) 824-2592.

Je rr y G e s s e l at (918) 429-0582 needs drum set and cymbols.

Muskogee Lighthouse needs a Youth Pastor. Contact Pastor Gary Dotson at (405) 370-5880.

Mangum First needs church Van and portable building. Please contact Pator Darrell (580) 471-7788.

Magdy and Amani Fam reports boy delivered and parents saved. Family from Jordan saved after their 1-1/2 yr old daughter fell from 2nd story on head and was prayed for and healed after Dr. said she would not be normal if she lived.

Alex Hanna reports 150 Arabs were saved and 20 healed through Satellite TV during Christmas season.

Ken Burge reports 20 saved, 22 filled with the Holy Ghost and many

Prayer Requests Matt Pool – wife’s complete healing.

Kiel Spelts – health and finances.

John Phillips – heart problems.

F r e d Ticeahkie – needs vehicle for ministry.

Larry Heath – healing.

Information Help for Pastors call (918) 758-4147 or visit www.pastoralcareinc.com.

Congratulations Reverend and Mrs. J.W. Wright celebrated their 50th Anniversary given by their children on 11-22-08 at Jennings Assembly. Also Jennings Assembly dedicated their new sanctuary (debt free) on 12-7-08.

J.W. Wright has pastored there over 30 years.

Births

Needed

Reverend and Mrs. Stephen Biggerstaff announce the birth of their son, John Brian, born on 11-23-08, Weighing 7 lbs. 12 ozs. And was 19-1/2”. Greeted by 9 siblings.

Births Kawai RX5 6’7” Piano.

Excellent condition. Contact Ken Teel at (405) 370-5880.

Open for Calls Section 1 Jim Ballard – (918) 485-0216 James Bell – (918) 253-2130 Airika Blankenship – (918) 837-1164 Don Dorsey – (918) 341-1737 Evelyn Hurst – (918) 341-8750 Rhonda Rock – (918) 341-1870 R i c k y VanPay – (918) 497-8217 Allen Whittenberg – (918) 485-8220 Section 2 Jeffery Ainsworth – (405) 824-3693 Ken Burge – (918) 967-4088 Chester Cooley – (918) 522-4734 Robert Polvado – (918) 774-3627 Frank Salazar – (918) 427-0749 Donald Youker – (918) 721-5951 Section 3 Cathy Barnes – (580) 345-2688 Roger Barnes – (580) 345-2688 Jerry Cooper – (580) 326-3006 Gabriel Elliott – (580) 212-9408 Sherry Lambe – (580) 746-2340 L a r r y L e w i s – (580) 587-2545 Rita Knight Lewis – (580) 587-2545 Kenneth Stafford – (580) 933-7186 Section 4 Raymond Doke, Jr. – (918) 302-8701 Rodney George – (918) 652-7542 D. Fay Ketchum – (918) 689-2851

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Phillip McGovran – (918) 756-7703 John Phillips – (918) 426-4335 Eva Rounsavillle – (580) 371-3057 Roger Rounsavillle – (580) 371-3057 Diane Twist – (918) 616-2630 Rachel Willis – (918) 339-4411 Section 5 Chuck Burton – (918) 261-5437 Betty Calabrese – (918) 246-0496 Karen Coon – (405) 620-0517 Barry Douglas – (918) 446-6473 William Eccles – (918) 369-8403 Donna Emberton – (918) 291-0549 Bill Epps – (918) 835-5582 David Fink – (918) 946-4990 Gordon Garrett – (918) 627-1172 Mike Griffin – (918) 695-0510 Charles Harness – (918) 331-6564 J . F. Herring – (918) 258-7099 Kevin Howell – (918) 398-7524 Randy Jackson – (918) 267-7134 Henry Kellogg – (918) 241-5107 Clarence Lambert – (918) 272-7129 Charles Matlock – (918) 363-7712 John McDonald – (918) 446-0905 Glen McGuire – (918) 627-2827 Tom Nace – (918) 337-0805 D r. James Phifer – (918) 557-9151 Floyd Renfro – (918) 449-0228

Nicholas Robinson – (580) 317-7904 Rodney Smith – (918) 446-4036 Lisa Tu r n e r – (918) 321-3097 Dean West – (918) 245-1708 Stephen Woodrow – (918) 355-8661 Section 6 Michelle Crane – (405) 214-8281 Elvin Ellis – (405) 382-1737 Clarence Gene Herndon – (405) 762-0534 Dale Jennings – (405) 379-5187 Chris Lee – (405) 567-3900 Kevin Martin – (405) 279-1275 J e s s P o w e r – (405) 382-1216 Cindy Robertson – (405) 323-8359 Johnny Squires – (918) 225-0214 Jo Ann Stewart – (405) 567-3895 Oliver Swaim – (405) 273-2088 Gary Thompson – (405) 379-9988 Don Wilburn – (918) 352-1246 Leon Williams – (405) 258-0091 Section 7 Ronald Brannan – (580) 795-7343 Leonard Crogh – (580) 224-9119 Alan Davenport – (580) 775-5774 H.H. Davis – (580) 226-0454 Eva Rounsavillle – (580) 371-3057 Roger Rounsavillle – (580) 371-3057 Gerald Stevens – (405) 343-1390 Section 8 J. David Evetts – (405) 864-7609

Gary Miller – (580) 478-3926 Marilyn Murray – (580) 402-0590 Richard Ventonis – (580) 471-1759 Section 9 Rickey W. Austin – (405) 677-7548 Michael Bridge – (405) 735-6804 Barbara Bruner – (405) 375-5310 Kettly Casimir – (301) 368-3615 Thomas Collins – (405) 631-3730 Don Colwell – (405) 872-5599 David Crittenden – (405) 794-0986 Joey Crozier – (405) 969-2881 Gene Drain – (405) 216-8467 B a r r y D u n n – (405) 741-2284 Dewayne Gootee – (405) 863-2200 Marna Hillard – (405) 834-0221 Glen Lee – (405) 527-0791 Leon Martin – (405) 949-2576 Tim Manzanares – (405) 823-9822 Kerry McClure – (405) 301-3110 David McMullikin – (405) 219-6885 Ben Odell – (405) 720-1050 Martin Perryman – (405) 773-5096 Bruce Richardson – (405) 732-3492 Ron VanMeter – (405) 447-5476 Dennis Wheeler – (405) 703-2035 Randy Wilkerson– (405) 819-4205 Section 10 Jeremy Black – (405) 320-1589

Joy Kerley Burchett – (620) 779-1572 Jim Capps – (405) 224-3543 Peggy Carter – (580) 444-3559 Kent Crawford – (405) 933-1494 James A. Doan – (580) 255-0392 Alex S. Hanna – (580) 536-2419 Eugene Howeth – (580) 476-3597 David Hunter – (580) 429-4447 Stephanie Hunter – (580) 429-4447 Lester Marsh – (405) 462-7587 Becky Morphew – (580) 252-2914 Charles Parker – (580) 476-2181 Glen Ry s w y k – (580) 529-2290 Steven Snow – (580) 549-6086 Section 11 Woodrow Walton – (580) 938-2694 Andrew Young – (580) 328-5685 Section 12 Bob L. Benson – (580) 464-3320 Marvin Boyles – (580) 492-4238 Clayton Everhart – (580) 846-5633 Thomas McEwen – (580) 535-4023 Lance Perritt – (405) 226-1449 Ronald Thiessen – (405) 247-7629 Miscellaneous Grady Adcock – (501) 922-0871 Paul DeWolfe – (806) 934-2082

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