Better Together Conference 2025

This is Who We Are

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Conference Schedule Monday, April 28 10:00am

General Session 1

12:00pm

Women in Ministry Luncheon

12:00pm

Network Affiliated Church Luncheon

2:00pm

General Session 2

3:00pm

Breakout Session 1

4:00pm

Breakout Session 2

7:00pm

General Session 3

Tuesday, April 29 8:00am

Rural Pastor Breakfast

10:00am

General Session 4 (Memorial Service)

12:00pm

Heritage & Elite Ladies Luncheon

2:00pm

Network Council Communion & Business

7:00pm

General Session 5 (Ordination Service)

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Building Map KIDS CHECK-IN

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ELEVATOR

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HOSPITALITY CENTER

WM FAMILY RESTROOM

CAFE ELEVATOR

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WORSHIP CENTER

WEST LOBBY

EAST LOBBY

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Conference Speakers

Jeff Leake Allison Park Church

Tim Enloe Enloe Ministries

Gary Davidson OKAG Mission Elder

Dr. Darryl Wootton OKAG Network Pastor

Church Multiplication Panel

Jason Byers Barnsdall First

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Herbert Cooper People’s Church

Matt Nelson City Church

Chad Randleman

Community Culture Church

Adam Starling Victory Family Church

Breakout Session One Monday, 3:00p Holy Spirit Empowerment (Auditorium) Discover how the Holy Spirit’s work in our churches leads to multiplication.

Tim Enloe

Trust-Based Relational Intervention: Helping Youth & Children’s Pastors Deal with Trauma (Hospitality Room) Caring for kids from hard places like foster care, divorce, loss, neglect or so many other avenues can be tough. Your kids and youth ministry has the opportunity to ministry to these kids each week and show them the love of Jesus! But, what do you do when their trauma leads to behaviors your team is not equipped to handle?

Airika Williams

Building Healthy Teams (Gym) This session will be a candid conversation between lead and staff pastors, discussing what it takes to cast vision, clarify expectations, and manage the inherent conflict that comes with building a healthy team.

Jamie Austin

Kendall Hatley

Chris Dow

Chris Godfrey

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Breakout Session Two Monday, 4:00p Church Multiplication (Auditorium) Discover how to change your world through church multiplication.

Jeff Leake

Advocating for Families (Hospitality Room) What does church mobilization look like in the foster care/ adoption space? How do you get started and what does it take? Come hear from a panel of church leaders who have active ministries to children and families in foster care, CarePortal, and family preservation.

Dree Hogue

Re-Envision Mission (Gym) A strategic approach to helping your local congregation think globally. Hear from leaders whose congregations are committed to changing the world.

Rob McClure

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Jamie Corcoran

Chris Dow

Sarah Taylor

Daryl Lee

Global

Assemblies of God

Churches: 450,106 Ministers: 436,337 Attendance/Adherents: 86,143,293 Every 81 minutes a new church is planted Every 54 seconds a new believer is added to the Church

OKAG Network

Churches: 456 Ministers: 1,517 Weekly Church Attendance: 65,803 Salvations: 22,976 Water Baptisms: 6,094 Spirit Baptisms: 2,248 *Statistics As of 2024

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Our Mission

Networking together to better share the love of Jesus with the least, last and lost.

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Our Vision

A healthy Church in every Community

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Our Values

LOVE God together LIVE healthy lives together LEAD healthy churches together LAUNCH healthy ministries together

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Executive Leadership Team

Dr. Darryl Wootton Superintendent

Craig Dacus Assistant Superintendent

Dr. Jamie Austin General Presbyter

Darren Pilcher Western Zone Presbyter

Bruce McCarty Eastern Zone Presbyter

Sectional Presbyters

Jackie Crafton Section 1

Keith Williams Section 2

Lyn Gaskey Section 3

Robert Yandell Section 4

Dave Mewbourne Section 5 East

Jason Byers Section 5 West

Jeromye Jackson Section 6

Jimmy Keith Section 7

Kelly Coffey Section 8

Kevin Fouts Section 9 North

Steve Lance Section 9 South

Chad Allred Section 10

Charlie Newman Section 11

Arlis Moon Section 12

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From Our

Pastor Welcome to the Oklahoma Assemblies of God Ministry Network!

We are so glad you have taken a moment to learn more about who we are. Whether you’re a pastor, ministry leader, church member, or someone curious about our movement, welcome home!

Here in Oklahoma, the Assemblies of God Ministry Network is a family of over 450 churches and 1,500 ministers working together to better share the love of Jesus with the least, the last, and the lost. Together, we believe the Church is the hope of the world, and God has called us to bring hope and healing to every community.

Our Mission:

Networking together to better share the love of Jesus with the least, last, and lost.

Our Vision:

A Healthy Church in Every Community.

Our Core Values: 1.

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LOVE — God Together (renewal) LIVE — Healthy Lives Together (relationships) LEAD — Healthy Churches Together (resources) LAUNCH — Healthy Ministries Together (release)

We are also rooted in four timeless truths about Jesus — our Core Doctrines: 1. JESUS Saves 2. JESUS Heals 3. JESUS Empowers 4. JESUS Returns Did you know that the Assemblies of God has over 450,000 churches worldwide and more than 86 million adherents? And the good news is still spreading — every 81 minutes, a new Assemblies of God church is planted somewhere around the globe, and every 54 seconds, someone decides to follow Jesus in one of our churches!

So, if you’re looking for a family of ministers and a network of pastors passionate about sharing the love of Jesus and believing for a great awakening, we need YOU! Whether you’re dreaming about planting a church, leading a congregation, or serving in ministry — you belong here. Let’s team up and share the love of Jesus with the least, last, and lost.

Better Together, Dr. D.E. Wootton Superintendent/Network Pastor Oklahoma Assemblies of God

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Network Pastor Team

Debora Wilson Executive Assistant

Barbara Miller Executive Assistant for Minister Care

Isaac Watham Special Projects Administrative Assistant

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YOU

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WERE THERE.

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Mission 92 Wilma and I are grateful for the opportunity to provide pastoral care and oversight for our 160 global workers serving at home and abroad. We count it an incredible privilege to represent those who have left their families and comforts of home to venture forth in response to a sovereign call that God has placed upon their lives. Many find themselves in places bereft of the gospel message, which gives them ample opportunity to share but is also fraught with peril and resistance. PLEASE PRAY! Our network supports colleagues who share the gospel in over 50 nations. THE SUN NEVER SETS ON OUR OKAG FAMILY, taking the message of our risen Christ to a lost world. Workers from our OKAG network are church planting in Europe, raising tabernacles in Africa, distributing Fire Bibles in war-torn Ukraine, and assisting refugees in Israel and central Europe. In closed countries, the gospel is shared over steaming mugs of tea; in English language classes, the Holy Spirit gives revelation. Our workers spend countless hours at a computer translating the scriptures into languages where the Bible has never existed. Every day, new Bible courses are being written within the context of local culture, enabling millions to interact with God’s Word. Imagine the effect on future generations yet unborn who can study the Word because of our willingness to invest at this critical moment in our history.

We are thankful that in 2024, 13 workers completed itineration and are now ministering in the Middle East, the universities of Europe, in Spain, and church planting in England and Africa. In our own state, Afghan refugees are being ministered to daily. Two new couples have been approved this year as missionary candidates: Nathan and Emily Blackmore, with their two children, are currently itinerating with Liverpool, England, as their goal. Also, with their six sons, Aaron and Ashley Withington continue an Oklahoma legacy of over eighty years in Japan. What an amazing opportunity we have to invest in taking the gospel to the nations of the world!

Gary & Wilma Davidson OKAG Mission Elders

2024 Mission Giving

$13,789,191

Global Workers

62 U.S.

Workers

& Chaplains

Mission Team

Dona Bunn Administrative Assistant

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OKAG

Women

OKAG Women desires to see women changed through a relationship with Jesus Christ, empowered through the Baptism of the Holy Spirit, trained to follow His example, and equipped to minister to others. We do this through: 1.

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Susie Purkey OKAG Women

MISSIONS – through our exciting January LIFE Rallies DISCIPLESHIP – through Mentoring, Local Bible Studies, and Resourcing EVANGELISM – through our September DAUGHTERS CONFERENCE & other Annual Outreach Events, INFLUENCE LUNCHEON and WOV EVENTS (below) ELEVATING the CALLED – through our WOMEN OF VALOR

Cynthia Dobbs Women of Valor

Women of Valor

Every called and faithful woman is a Woman of Valor! Whether you’re new to leadership or experienced, credentialed or not credentialed, we invite you to join our sisterhood for camaraderie, mentorship, and growth rooted in God’s calling. Women of Valor equips women ministers to fulfill their ministry call.

Lindsey Barton Administrative Assistant

2024 LIFE Mission Giving

Daughters Conference Attendance

$252,514

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Seniors

OKAG Seniors supports mature individuals in their faith, function, and fellowship. The later years of life provide an opportunity for faith to flourish. This age group often has the time and resources to contribute to the work of the Lord, making involvement in “the mission of the Church” essential at every stage of life. The Senior Adult Department aims to foster growth and development in these areas.

Martin Perryman OKAG Seniors

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Men

OKAG Men is focused on providing local programs, services, and initiatives specifically designed to support, encourage, and guide men in their spiritual lives. We help men grow in their faith, develop strong relationships, and address issues that are part of our current culture.

Light for the Lost

Ric Freeman OKAG Men

Light for the Lost (LFTL) is an initiative associated with world and U.S. Missions, specifically focusing on evangelism and spreading the gospel message to unreached and underserved populations worldwide and here at home. LFTL provides resources, such as Bibles, literature, and media tools and technology.

2024 Light for the Lost Giving

$1,072,632 Everyone can do something!

We exist to mobilize the local church so every child has family.

Involve your church in serving Oklahoma children and families!

PLEDGE YOUR CHURCH 111project.org/pledgemychurch

HOW TO GET INVOLVED 111project.org/learnmore

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Finance & Operations The Finance and Operations Office serves as a support hub, ensuring the effective stewardship of resources and operational integrity across our organization and affiliated churches. We are responsible for managing budgeting, accounting, church loans, insurance, and compliance to maintain financial transparency and accountability. Additionally, we oversee human resources to support staff well-being and organizational health.

Beyond internal operations, we offer consulting services to churches, providing guidance on financial management, HR practices, and regulatory compliance, empowering them to operate efficiently and sustainably in alignment with their mission.

Kevin Conner OKAG Finance & Operations

Finance & Operations Initiatives: The OKAG Revolving Fund provided new loans totaling $681,000 to OKAG

Finance & Operations Team

Shelle Anderson Administrative Assistant

Miriam Luginu Accountant

Churches.

The Oklahoma Ministers Benevolence Fund (OMBF) offered financial resources totaling $57,500 to families of OKAG ministers who passed away.

Contributions to Minister Retirement Accounts amounted to $43,316, benefiting OKAG ministers’ 403(b) Retirement Accounts at AG Financial Solutions.

The AGOK Foundation distributed $76,116 from endowments to OKAG Churches, Missionaries, and Ministries.

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The Oklahoma Fund provided $50,530 to Oklahoma Churches in financial need.

16% of Contribution and Operating Revenue was allocated towards Missions and Benevolence in 2024.

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Compassion OKAG Compassion is intentional about assisting, resourcing, and supporting ministers and churches in Oklahoma. We demonstrate compassion for the orphan and widow (James 1:27), the poor (2 Thes. 3:7-10), the prisoner (Matt. 25:36-40), and the hungry (Matt. 25:35).

Over the past two years, OKAG Compassion has been working together to meet the needs of foster families and vulnerable children in Oklahoma. 111 Project is one of the organizations the OKAG has partnered with to serve families and children in crisis. 111 Project facilitates a resource called Care Portal, which connects churches to meet the growing needs to support and stabilize families in crisis. In 2023, OKAG churches met 598 care portal requests, served 1,322 children, and made an economic impact of $705,677! Today, more than 84 churches are participating in Care Portal.

Compact Family Services partners with us and is a foster care licensing agency in Oklahoma. They have recently approved the first foster family from one of our Assemblies of God churches. This home is available and ready to receive placement of children in need. We are excited to see God continue to move in the hearts of families in our Assemblies of God churches to serve as foster homes.

Seek and Save In 2023 and 2024, OKAG Compassion partnered with the Assemblies of God U.S. Mission’s Office to host Seek and Save events in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.

At these events, we saw how the OKAG Network is better together!

We served more than 20,000 people

Jamel Crawford OKAG Compassion & Minister Development

More than 1,200 volunteers from across Oklahoma served.

Over 12,000 bags of groceries were packed and distributed.

There were 8 church renovation projects

Compassion & Minister Development

Team

Melissa Crawford Credential Specialist

14 missing youths found And finally, 1,488 salvations!

We are excited to announce that the OKAG Network will continue this initiative as Seek and Save Oklahoma, going into communities in Oklahoma experiencing significant poverty to lend support and resources within the community.

David & Mindy Bright School of Ministry

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Credentials Pursue Your Calling We believe in your call to ministry. By answering that call, you’re stepping into the purpose God has placed on your life—and you don’t have to do it alone. The Oklahoma Assemblies of God Network is here to walk with you, offering encouragement, training, and a supportive community as you grow in your leadership and influence. Becoming a credentialed minister with the OKAG affirms your calling and opens the door to opportunities for deeper spiritual growth, connection with other ministry leaders, and access to valuable resources to help you thrive in your ministry context. Whether you’re just beginning your journey or taking the next step, credentialing is a powerful way to solidify your commitment and expand your capacity to serve. Learn more and start your journey today at okag.org/credentials.

OKLAHOMA

School of Ministry Equipping Ministers for Excellence The Oklahoma School of Ministry (OSOM) exists to equip and empower ministry leaders with the Biblical knowledge, practical ministry training, and spiritual formation needed to fulfill their God-given calling. Whether you’re pursuing ministerial credentials, preparing for a life of full-time ministry, or simply wanting to grow deeper in your understanding of God’s Word, OSOM offers a flexible and accessible pathway to help you grow. With experienced instructors, a Christ-centered curriculum, and a supportive learning environment, OSOM is committed to raising ministers grounded in Scripture and passionate about making a Kingdom impact. Start your journey at okag.org/osom.

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Help us establish COMPACT® Foster Care in Oklahoma.

Scan this code to give now! giving.ag.org/donate/compact-family-services

Ready to start your family’s journey towards foster care with COMPACT®?

Visit compact.family/fostercareinfo for more.

Scan here

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YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE The OKAG Network is hosting our first OKAG Rescue Day, a network-wide effort to rescue women and children held as slaves in the global sex industry. On Sunday, May 4, 2025, churches across Oklahoma will be networking together to free those held in slavery.

Over the last 27 years, Project Rescue has impacted more than 680,000 women and children. This is a great opportunity for the OKAG Network to see more than a million women and children impacted over the next few years.

For resources and information, visit okag.org/compassion.

OKAG FOSTER CARE NETWORK

Scan the QR Code and share how your churches are providing hope to children and families affected by Foster Care.

The Oklahoma Assemblies of God Foster Care Network exists to educate, engage, and empower every OKAG church to help meet the growing needs of foster care in Oklahoma. This survey will help us gain valuable information to serve you and your congregation well. okag.org/fcn

SEEK & SAVE OKLAHOMA Thank you OKAG for networking together in sharing Jesus with the least, the last, and the lost. Through Seek & Save OKC & Tulsa, we saw more than 1,400 people give their life to Christ!

Would you consider hosting Seek and Save in your community? If you are interested in hosting a Seek & Save event, please reach out to Jamel Crawford at jamel.crawford@okag.org

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NextGen OKAG NextGen is deeply committed to reaching the least, last, and lost by equipping and empowering young people to make a tangible impact in their communities. Focusing on fostering spiritual growth and leadership development, NextGen seeks to provide a platform for teenagers and children to engage in outreach, missions, and ministry. Through various programs, camps, and local church partnerships, the Next Generation is equipped with the tools and resources necessary to share the message of hope and transformation with those who need it most. Whether through resources, mission giving, or next-generation-focused ministry events, this movement inspires a future generation to live out the Great Commission with compassion and purpose.

Heath Corrales OKAG NextGen

Speed the Light

Speed the Light is a student-initiated, volunteer, charitable program that provides much-needed equipment to missionaries across the nation and in over 180 countries around the world.

2024 Speed the Light Giving:

$189,335 Mikaela Morris NextGen Administrative Assistant

2024 Camp Attendance

2024 Called

8,625

159

Youth Camps: 5,651

attendees

Kids Camps: 2,974

2024 Made for This

2024 Youth Fest

250

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Kids

OKAG Kids exists to help churches embrace the mission of raising and discipling the next generation. We want to support local churches in the God-given assignment of reaching children by allowing them to utilize various camps, retreats, conferences, and connections with other children’s ministers. OKAG Kids desires to inspire leaders to embrace the calling to disciple this generation, to lead families to a faithful commitment to God, and to lead with love and loyalty as we strive for excellence.

NextGen Kids Team

Girls Ministries:

Oklahoma Girls Ministries provides a meaningful opportunity for relational discipleship, guiding girls in their faith journey. We equip leaders with training and resources while offering gender-specific small groups (clubs) and impactful events for girls from preschool through 12th grade. Oklahoma Girls Ministries is committed to raising strong girls for Jesus through fun, discipleship, and mentorship – so they grow into women who thrive, not just survive.

Boys Ministries:

Dr. Jason Warnock OKAG Kids

Oklahoma Boys ministry is vital to reaching and keeping the Next Generation for Christ.

Boys today must know they are good enough and can accomplish great things. Boys need a strong bond and a community of brothers and Godly men to show them the way to God.

KidMin Roadmap:

Boys and Girls Ministries utilizes KidMin Roadmap as another avenue for reaching children. KidMin Roadmap is passionate about kids’ discipleship and empowering leaders to make disciples who make disciples.

JBQ:

Allison Jones Kids Administrative Assistant

The mission of JBQ is to inspire and equip children to grow in their knowledge of Scripture, foster a deeper relationship with God, and develop strong character through Bible memorization, understanding, and application. We aim to create a fun and engaging environment that encourages teamwork, spiritual growth, and a lifelong passion for God’s Word, empowering the next generation to live out their faith with confidence and integrity.

BGMC:

Boys and Girls Missionary Challenge (BGMC) engages, teaches, and disciples our youngest generation in God’s mission to reach the lost! This is accomplished by creating a heart of compassion in kids for the world’s and our missionaries’ needs. Kids are challenged to pray for our missionaries, sacrificially give to missions, and reach the lost in their own area. Funds raised through BGMC go to meet critical needs around the world with a special emphasis on Kids Helping Kids. Additional project focuses include curriculum translation and development, kids’ outreaches, humanitarian aid, medical care, child welfare missions (foster care and orphanages), water initiatives, feeding programs, and anything else a missionary may need to spread the love of Jesus.

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Travis McCrate Boys Ministries

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Media & Communications

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Team Media & Communications The OKAG Media and Communications Department serves and resources the local church while effectively communicating the vision and values of the Oklahoma Assemblies of God Network. Through creative content, strategic communication, and digital tools, we aim to equip leaders, strengthen ministries, and further spread the Gospel across our state.

Chasidy Wilson Administrative Assistant & Event Coordinator

Jayson Evans OKAG Media & Communications

Chris Ainsworth Video Producer & Production

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Ordination 2025 Jacob Absher

John C. Brown

Vivian Burrow

Brittany Calvert

Bobby Chambers

Tesfahun Hatia Daka

Dalayna Dillon

Krystal Dillon

Madison Dunn

Brady Ellis

Michael Gonzalez

Kendall Hatley

Erin Hines

Rebekah Howell

Brandan Ivy

Stephen Leo

Tanoka Milligan

Gary Mitchell

Ginny Morris

Scott Morris

Edwell Nhira

Michael Pilcher

Dennis Ramsey

Gregory Ruple

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Ordination 2025 Joel Sajan

Nathan Sherer

Kyle Self

Audra Smith

Shayla Tresler

Trent Tresler

Joshua Wagner

Jordan Ward

Kevin (Wriley) Webster

Joy Wisdom

Mandy Wootton

Nessler Zaragoza

I solemnly urge you in the presence of God and Christ Jesus, who will someday

judge the living and the dead when he comes to set up his Kingdom: Preach the word

of God. Be prepared, whether the time is favorable or not. Patiently correct, rebuke, and encourage your people with good teaching.

2 Timothy 4:1-2 (NLT)

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Our enduring partnership with clients like Assemblies of God have had an incredible impact on our business’s success. More importantly, it’s through this genuine collaboration, that we reach our shared goals. We’re just better together!

We continue to use Impressions because they “ have a great team that goes the extra mile to get the job done right, and on time! “

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Better Together

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“Success is best when it’s shared.”

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In Memory Naoma Alexander 8/26/35–11/21/24 LICENSED

Ellen Bright 2/22/31–1/27/25 CERTIFIED

Jerry Burnside 4/3/52–8/22/24 ORDAINED

Herbert “H.H.” Davis 9/14/29–12/4/24 ORDAINED

Stephnia DeVore 7/15/51–10/31/21 LICENSED

William Eccles 3/18/31–7/5/24 ORDAINED

William Epps 1/13/41–8/13/24 LICENSED

Jerry Lee Hedgecock 1/26/40–1/28/25 ORDAINED

James Jackson 1/24/63–2/27/25 ORDAINED

Fay Ketchum 12/24/32–10/29/24 CERTIFIED

James “Colen” Lassiter 7/31/41–12/12/24 ORDAINED

Edgar McElhannon 10/20/36–5/19/24 ORDAINED

Edward “Dale” Parker 1/20/35–4/5/24 ORDAINED

Richard “Dick” Ridley 5/11/32–5/4/24 ORDAINED

James Scott 7/13/41–3/13/25 ORDAINED

Nancy Scroggins 4/4/34–7/9/24 LICENSED

Phillip Sharp 3/16/43–7/10/24 ORDAINED

Gerald Stevens 1/12/36–3/9/25 Licensed

Alfred Storie 4/8/27–6/28/24 ORDAINED

Barbara Sykora 8/16/50–7/18/23 ORDAINED

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In Memory No Photo Available

Luis Torres 5/5/50–8/7/24 ORDAINED

Wayne Wilcox 3/24/36–3/19/24 ORDAINED

Leon Williams 11/26/33–11/25/24 LICENSED

Spouse of Paul Beasley

Spouse of Gregory Bennett

Fred Fomasi 2/18/55–1/13/25

Marsha French 12/8/54–1/30/25

Judy Gifford Parker 2/27/47–8/18/24

Vera Hedrick 12/1/36–4/5/24

Joyce Isom 3/26/45–11/22/24

Carol Colene Pack 7/8/37–12/31/24

Spouse of Nancy Fomasi

Karen Beasley 9/30/52–11/22/24

Spouse-Mikel French

Spouse of the late T.D. Gifford

Spouse of Bill Hedrick Sr.

Gloria “June” Littleton 12/16/31–4/27/24

Mildred Marsh 12/14/36–3/15/25

Wilma Matlock 11/3/43–6/17/24

Terry June Bennett 4/26/50–1/15/24

Spouse of Ken Isom

No Photo Available

Betty Jo Kiser 12/15/36–8/6/20

Spouse of the late Bobby Kiser

Spouse of the late E.T. Littleton

Mary Beth Parker 9/3/35–7/26/24

Mary Renfro 11/2/26–8/8/24

Spouse of the late Dale Parker

Spouse of the late Floyd Renfro

Spouse of the late Lester Marsh

Spouse of Charles Matlock

Elsie Juanita Sullivan 1/17/28–10/7/17

Verna Sue Womack 10/14/47–7/20/24

Spouse of the late James Sullivan

Spouse of the late Finis Pack

Spouse of the late Larry Womack

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