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OKLAHOMA
OUTLOOK Publisher H. Franklin Cargill
JULY
Kids Camp #1 Oklahoma Camp Meeting (The Bridge) Heritage Luncheon Kids Camp #2 Kids Camp #3 Kids Camp #4
July 4-8 July 6-8 July 8 July 11-15 July 18-22 July 25-29
Designer Jayson Evans Copyeditor Renae Elmore
AUGUST
National Fine Arts August 1-5 GM Celebration / Honor Star Crowning August 12-13 OYM Campus Missions One Day (Tulsa) August 13 OYM Campus Missions One Day (OKC) August 20
SEPTEMBER
Fall Ministry Tour (Sec. 5E, AM) Fall Ministry Tour (Sec. 4, PM) Fall Ministry Tour (Sec. 3, AM) WM Conference | SELAH (OKC) Fall Ministry Tour (Sec. 9S, AM) Fall Ministry Tour (Sec. 11, PM) Fall Ministry Tour (Sec. 11, PM) Fall Ministry Tour (Sec. 2, PM) Fall Ministry Tour (Sec. 12, PM) Fall Ministry Tour (Sec. 7, AM) OCM Children’s Workers Conference Fall Ministry Tour (Sec. 8, PM) Fall Ministry Tour (Sec. 9N, AM) Fall Ministry Tour (Sec. 10, PM) Fall Ministry Tour (Sec. 1, AM) Chi Alpha Breakaway Fall Ministry Tour (Sec. 6, PM) Fall Ministry Tour (Sec. 5W, AM) Main Event Men’s Conference
September 8 September 8 September 9 September 9-10 September 13 September 12 September 12 September 13 September 15 September 16 September 16-17 September 19 September 20 September 20 September 22 September 23-25 September 26 September 27 September 30-Oct. 1
GENERAL PRESBYTERS
SECTIONAL PRESBYTERS
H. Franklin Cargill Superintendent
Raymond Frizzelle Section 1
Craig Dacus Assistant Superintendent
Keith Williams Section 2
Darryl Wootton Corporate Secretary
Terry Bradley Section 3
EXECUTIVE PRESBYTERS
Bob Yandell Section 4
Bruce McCarty Ron McCaslin MINISTRY DIRECTORS Chad Brodrick Church Ministries Doug Everaard Youth Ministries Dean Guthrie Children’s Ministries Darren Pilcher Executive Pastor
P.O. Box 13179 Oklahoma City, OK 73113 405.475.1100 www.okag.org @OKDCofAG OklahomaDistrictCouncil 2 | OKLAHOMA OUTLOOK
Susie Purkey Women’s Ministries
Ordained Female Presbyter Deborah Burke
Jamie Austin Section 5E Mike Buie Section 5W Chad Brodrick Section 6 Jimmy Keith Section 7 Kelly Coffey Section 8 David Brooks Section 9N L Duane Elmore Section 9S Don Barnes Section 10 Ric Freeman Section 11 Arlis Moon Section 12
SUPERINTENDENT
E FFE C T IV E K IN G DO M
STEWARDSHIP Every individual holds a unique responsibility for one life. Until
one assumes proper stewardship for their own deeds and actions, any advice that comes from their lips says, “Do what I say but don’t do as I do.” Those who serve in leadership must grasp the importance of leading by example. There is no one more obligated to servant leadership than those who preach the Gospel. Those who stand behind the pulpit are held to a higher standard than the average person. All people are created equal and each one will stand before God to give an account; however, those who “preach” the Gospel must “live” the Gospel. There will be one significant question that all must answer. At the end of this life, God will directly ask, “What have you done with my Son?” Those who have their names written in the Book of Life will hear Him say, “Well done, welcome home!” Those who have rejected or even simply failed to make that lifechanging decision will hear Him say, “Depart from me.” Other than that response, there are other arenas of life for which we are accountable. A leader is not only a servant but may well be described as a steward. We have been given many gifts, talents, and opportunities. For those to whom much has been given, much will be required. One’s legacy will be determined by their degree of effective stewardship. Through the Assemblies of God of Oklahoma Foundation it is feasible and practical for every church to establish an endowment fund that will continue to serve the Kingdom until Jesus raptures His church. An endowment fund is simply an asset, usually money, designated and permanently reserved. The growth of such accounts is distributed to a specific beneficiary on an annual basis. Through the investments of the AGOK Foundation, the Board of Foundation Directors has declared an annual 5% of the existing fund will be issued as a distribution.
Anyone that establishes such an endowment, names a beneficiary. The only requirements are that each beneficiary must be a ministry that serves children, youth, or missions associated with the Assemblies of God. Some examples might include: OKAG Youth Camp facilities, a specific missionary or a missions ministry such as Teen Challenge or Convoy of Hope, a scholarship fund to be distributed by the local church to youth attending Kid’s Camp or Youth Camp, new church planting initiative, etc. Almost any passion of the heart may be named as a beneficiary and; therefore, the possibilities remain unlimited. Such an endowment may be established with an initial investment of as little as $1,000; however, $10,000 should be considered the ultimate minimum goal. Distributions are not disbursed until the fund balance average reaches $10,000. Once established, the AGOK Foundation offers assistance to the local church by serving as part of your on-going stewardship initiative. The Foundation offers assistance with individuals that desire to prepare a personal will and/or an estate plan. The Foundation offers printed material to assist the local church in raising awareness that your endowment exists. The local church might have an annual day designated as a Stewardship Sunday in order to promote the endowment. A specific offering might be received or the leadership might choose to make an annual donation to the fund. Once it is known, individuals may wish to include the fund in their personal estate planning. An endowment contribution might be selected as a means of a memorial upon the death of a friend, perhaps rather than sending flowers that soon fade away. After the endowment fund has been created, contributions may be made at any time by anyone as long as the gift is a minimum of $25. The Foundation is established as a 501(c) 3 entity by the Internal Revenue Service; therefore, contributors are issued an income tax deductible receipt at the end of each calendar year. For further information or for any specific question, please contact my office or feel free to ask me personally. Together - the AGOK Foundation can assist our churches, our ministers, and our believers with effective, Kingdom stewardship.
FRANK CARGILL DISTR ICT SUPE R INTE NDE NT F R ANK . CAR G IL L @O K AG . O R G
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MISSIONS
HOW YOUR C H UR C H CA N STAY
BLESSED It sounds pretty audacious to assume that there is a formula
for being blessed. And, conveying certainty as to how a local church can be blessed and stay blessed could equally sound like a risky assertion. So, why even approach the subject? First of all, I do not know of any person or church that does not want to live a blessed life. Secondly, Christ’s words give this promise: “Now that you know these things, God will bless you for doing them” (John 13:17). Know what things…? Christ said that His disciples would be blessed if they embrace His life and obey His teachings. Christ also said these almost too familiar words: “Go into all the world and preach the Good News to everyone” (Mark 16:15). But when we see this command as the timeless Great Commission that it is, familiar words can become fresh revelation. And, to obey it means blessing! The human tendency, at times, is to ask God to bless what we are doing instead of doing what He’s already blessing. Obedience to God has and will always be the key to blessing. One of the best definitions to God’s blessing I’ve heard is having His gracious hand over you, your family, your business, and/or your church. God’s gracious hand is over any church that lives in obedience to what He has already commanded. Obeying His commission to go into all the world is a primary ingredient to staying blessed as a local congregation.
“Obedience to God has and will always be the key to blessing. ” Some time back, I found myself in a friendly discussion with a reformed theology pastor. His approach to biblical understanding has always intrigued me, which nudged me to ask a somewhat ridiculous question: “If all who experience salvation are already predestined…why even bother with global evangelism?” He swiftly
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came back with a one-word response: “Obedience.” His challenging reply has yet to leave me even years later. Really, no matter our doctrinal persuasion, it’s about obeying God…period! Dan Betzer, in his book Why Some Churches are Blessed: Putting Faith and Obedience into Action, writes, “We don’t give to get; we give to obey. We let God deal with the aftermath in the way He chooses.” And, when it’s left up to God to determine the blessing, we are always better off. There’s not a different or new formula for living a truly blessed life. Immersing ourselves in the missions endeavor around the world is doing what He is already blessing. God’s gracious hand will remain on any church that sacrificially and joyfully obeys His Word.
RECOMMENDED READING
“Why Some Churches are Blessed” by Dan Betzer
FINANCE
P R ACT ICA L IN T ER N A L
CONTROLS The Oklahoma District Council has worked with an outside
financial audit firm for as far back as I can see. As a part of each audit cycle we give some dedicated time for the purpose of evaluating our internal control structure to ensure we are building financial systems which greatly decrease the opportunity for errors and misconduct. Internal Controls are nothing more than a system of measures put in place to achieve some level of order and efficiency in the daily operation of the church. As a part of this construct, it also helps a church safeguard its assets, detect and deter fraud and errors, and ensure accuracy and completeness of financial information. As a part of this process, as we look at our own internal control structure, we must always evaluate and implement things within the boundaries of our current resources and personnel. In other words, we have to look honestly at what resources we have in place (e.g. personnel, budget, technology, etc.), and build our system in way that is scalable and workable within our framework. Below is a list of some practical things every church can (and arguably should) do, regardless of size, in order to ensure both its people and its resources are being used for their intended purpose.
1. CASH
I have a friend who always says, “Cash is kryptonite.” Cash is a part of church life. We collect in offerings, we may have it around the office in the form of petty cash, we may use it to make change for events throughout the year. To go completely cashless is often impractical and improbable. That being said, when cash is present, controls MUST be in place. If cash is going to be used, you must build a system which requires full accountability and a full accounting both before and after the event. Some things which should always be avoided:
2. RECEIPTS
Everyone even marginally involved in the financial arm of the church understands what a challenge it is to collect receipts from some folks. That being said, collecting receipts to document expenditures of church funds is absolutely essential. Without the receipt, you have little to no way of accounting for expenses. Enforcing the potential tax implications for those continually loosing or not handing in receipts may be a good way to resolve this problem.
3. RECONCILE
Bank accounts need to be reconciled in a timely manner. In my view, this means on a monthly basis. The longer you wait to perform your bank reconciliation, the longer potential issues can go unnoticed.
4. REPORT
Financial reports are essential. Calling the bank on Monday morning for a balance is fairly good sign that your financial house is on its way to being out of order. If items are entered, and accounts are reconciled, then reports should be accurate enough for church leadership to make wise financial decisions. While good information does not always lead to good decisions, bad information will lead to bad decisions almost every time. Internal controls are an absolute must in the operation of a church, regardless of size and budget. They help ensure good stewardship and protect both the people and financial resources of the church. Without them, you can find yourself in a ditch very quickly. With them, you can leverage your resources more effectively than ever.
- Do not cash checks out of offerings or deposits. The church is not an ATM or a bank. If cash came in an offering, it needs to go to the bank. If you need cash, write a petty cash check. This keeps a clean paper trail. - Do not count or handle cash alone, and don’t allow anyone else to do this either. Always have two or more people present when cash is counted or collected. If possible, rotate those people from time to time.
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CHURCH
PAST, P RE S EN T & F UT UR E
TRANSITIONS If there is one inevitable characteristic of life, it is that
transitions and changes continually happen. Whether they are gradual or sudden, planned or unplanned, our response to change is the only thing that we can control through transition. Our response is in direct correlation to our perspective. John F. Kennedy said “Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future.” While Nyree and I are humbled and honored to serve in the role of Church Ministries Director, we have had to face the challenge of transition in our life and ministry affecting our family, church family, and community relationships. While we are working through each transition, we have had to keep our perspective of the future in view. I have had to remind myself of several important elements of transitions that I need to keep in mind.
Rely on your support system, which will provide security during the transition. Throughout this transition many have supported us, by providing encouragement, expressing their love and offering their assistance. It has been reassuring to know that we have great friends who are our support system in this time of transition. While transitions are hard in the present, keeping our eyes on the future provides the hope and strength necessary to press on in this journey called life. God has a great plan!!
Recognize that transitions are difficult because they can shake your sense of identity. When I made the announcement that we were accepting a new position, my identity as Pastor of a local church transitioned to something completely different than any other position I have held. When I recognize that my identity as a minister is not founded in my title, but rather, my God-given calling, I can rest assured that no matter what position I find myself in, God has already established my identity. Realize that transitions are opportunities for personal growth and development. Transitions in life can be God’s gift to us in order for us to have a new start personally. While there are priorities that I will carry with me into this new role, I also recognize that there are areas that I will need to grow in order to fulfill the new responsibilities and expectations placed on me. Transitions are opportunities to practice new habits and new ways of interacting with others. Remember why the transition is necessary. Transitions are often necessary because God in His sovereignty has orchestrated the change to fulfill His plans for our lives. While we may not always understand the why, we have to trust that He knows what he is doing and place our hope in Him. Only then can we have peace in the midst of transitions.
CHAD BRODRICK C H URC H M IN IST RIE S C H A D. B RO DRIC K @ O K AG. O R G
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Chateau on the Lake • Branson, MO August 29-31, 2016
YOU’RE INVITED! Join us for a time of spiritual renewal while you connect with other senior adults and hear from the leadership of the Assemblies of God. Register for the AG Senior Adult Conference and discover the unlimited potential of what God can do through you! Fe a tur e d Spe a ke rs
Dr. George O. Wood
Alton Garrison
Doug Clay
Dr. Jim Bradford
General Superintendent
Assistant General Superintendent
General Treasurer
General Secretary
Registration cost: $49 Includes: 6 Meals • General sessions • Breakout sessions • Sight & Sound ticket to Moses ($45 value)
For more information, visit SAMConference.ag.org or call (417) 862-2781, ext. 4001.
WOMEN’S
FOREVER
GRATEFUL As for anyone, it’s always sobering and reflective as the
seasons of life change. I am forever grateful for these years of serving as Women’s Director. As I look back and see God’s divine handiwork in every event, connection and changed life I am overwhelmed by His faithfulness.
Hello Friends! I am still in a little bit of disbelief over my appointment to, “Director of Oklahoma Women’s Ministries” but suffice to say, I am beyond honored!
Thank you to those who have served on our women’s team within the last 6 ½ years. Your friendships, laughs and encouragement have been made this journey so much fun. It has been a blessing to work closely with you in planning and working to see God’s agendas come to pass.
It’s a new God-adventure for me after being in the Oklahoma District these 27 years with my wonderful husband, Mark. I am truly humbled by the confidence placed upon me and I want to thank Pastors Frank and Linda Cargill for this great opportunity to lead. Thank you!
To the women of Oklahoma…you have attended the conferences, given sacrificially to LIFE, driven to Dry Gulch, adopted a missionary, attended trainings, and so much more!
I am EXCITED to continue building upon my predecessor, Michelle Pilcher’s EXCELLENT foundation. She and those before her, like Rosie Yandell and Linda Stamps Dissmore have given me a rich heritage and mantle to pick up. Currently, the Women’s Ministries Department is extremely strong and successful and excellence has been the signature. By God’s grace, I will continue that! So, I am praying and believing God to anoint me for the task ahead. I need favor so my dependence is upon God to do what only He can do. No amount of talent, experience, charm or charisma can ensure FAVOR for any one. That comes from God. I Know He spoke to me directly to accept this position. So I rest on that and that alone and I covet your prayers.
“Thank you for being an active part of women’s ministries. ” It’s exciting to see what God is doing in your local women’s groups and how He continues to use you to reach women with His love. Yes, for everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven. It is God who makes everything beautiful in its own time. It is God who gives the beauty we enjoy from each season. It is God who gives fruit as a gift. I hold this season dear to my heart and thank you for allowing me the privilege to serve. It is with great anticipation Darren and I look forward to serving the missionaries of this great district!
We will arise and go upward for God’s Glory. I am excited to pour into the lives of girls and women and believe in the plans He has for them. We are Daughters of the Most High God! Beyond that, I will continue the Mission’s footprint which has made Oklahoma Women’s Ministries, a Powerhouse in giving throughout the World! As a Missionary Evangelist, this will continue to be near and dear to my heart. Friends, The God whispers have already started and I am excited! Lovingly submitted, Susie Purkey
Forever grateful, Michelle Pilcher
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YOUTH
SPA R K S YO UT H CA M P
#ORIGINS
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CHILDREN
O C M IS AT
KIDS CAMP Kids Camp is underway! Please continue to pray for our kids
and leaders as they make their way to Sparks this summer. I have said it before, we are so looking forward to what God has planned for the kids of Oklahoma this year at camp. Our prayer is that we see a mighty move of the Holy Spirit like we’ve never seen before. God Bless You All! See you at Kids Camp!
A NEW ADDITION The OCM family would like to announce Bev Robertson will be serving as our new Administrative Assistant beginning in July. Bev is our District BGMC Coordinator and has been involved in all aspects of children’s ministry most recently serving as the Children’s Pastor at The Bridge in Mustang. She is married to Steve Robertson and has three grown, married children and is now a new grandparent! We are excited to have Bev become an integral part of the OCM family and look forward to having her on board in this capacity! We would also like to thank Nyree Brodrick for all of her hard work that she has put in over the last few years in the OCM department. Nyree and Bev will be working together for part of July as this transition falls in the middle of Kids Camp. Be sure to wish them both well if you see them at Camp!
Kids Camp #1
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Kids Camp #2
July 11-15
Kids Camp #3
July 18-22
Kids Camp #4
July 25-29
Bev Robertson
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IN MEMORY
Bill E. Weaver
8/9/1928 - 5/19/2016
Elm Grove, OK.
Reverend Bill E. Weaver “Brother Bill”, age 87, Pastor Emeritus, First Assembly of God Church, Sand Springs, OK stepped peacefully through Heaven’s Gate on Thursday, May 19, 2016 while surrounded by loving family and friends singing and rejoicing. Brother Bill was born in 1928 in
He started his pastoral ministry at First Assembly of God, Sand Springs, OK in 1972 serving actively and supporting the interests of citizens in Sand Springs and surrounding communities for almost 30 years until his retirement in 2000. Brother Weaver was elected to serve as Sectional Presbyter of the Oklahoma District Assemblies of God with more than 50 churches under his guidance in Tulsa and Northeast area of Oklahoma. He was preceded in death by his parents Claude and Eva Weaver. Survived by his faithful wife of 66 years, Rebecca Weaver “Sister Becky”, daughter Deborah Lee and husband Rex of Sand Springs, 3 grandchildren; Jason Lee and wife Terri, Stacy Davidson and husband Eric, Danielle and Dr. John Morelli, and 5 great grandchildren,sister Wilma Sullivan and husband Don, several nieces and nephews.
Venice A. Covington 1/6/1962 - 6/13/2016
Billie Louise Robins 11/6/1929 - 6/6/2016
Reverend Billie Robins, 86, went to be with the Lord on June 6, 2016. The daughter of Estella (Hobbs) and Rev. E.D. Bagwell, Billie was born November 6, 1929 in Mayfield, OK. After graduating from Apache High School, she began earning her credentials for the Assemblies of God and became licensed in 1948 and held this status for 68 years. While at church, she met her sweetheart, Rual W. Robins and they later wed on August 24, 1950. Together, they shared more than 46 years of marriage until his passing on August 6, 1996. A longtime member of Capitol Hill Assembly of God, Billie was active in the Oklahoma District of the Assemblies of God. She was a dedicated homemaker who enjoyed spending time with her family and serving the Lord. She will be fondly remembered for being a loving “grandmother” to everyone. Preceded in death by her parents, husband, and sister, Cloetta Bagwell; she leaves behind her loving children: Larry Robins of Plano, TX, Linda Robins of OKC, OK and Viaretta Keith of Bullhead City, AZ; five grandchildren: Sean Keith and wife, Christy, Andrea Moeller and husband, Ryan, Amelia Keith, Ethan Robins and Hannah Robins; two great grandchildren: Owen and Lily Keith; numerous other loving family and friends.
C. Wesley Warren
5/29/1951 - 6/14/2016
Reverend Venice Ann Covington was born on January 6, 1962 to Charles and Lena M. Ingram in Oklahoma City, OK. On March 16, 1978 Venice married her high school sweetheart, James Covington and to this union three beautiful daughters were born: Alechia, Christy, and Brittany. Venice passed away on June 13, 2016.
Reverend Wesley Warren was born May 29, 1951, in Chickasha, OK to Herschel and Palmidole (Stancil) Warren and passed away Tuesday, June 14, 2016, at the DVA Medical Center in Oklahoma City, OK. On December 26, 1976, Wesley married Bobbie Joy Settle in Cement and made their home in Weatherford.
Venice was employed as the Business Manager at Trinity School Oklahoma for 30 years. She became an Ordained minister in 2003 and was First Lady and Co-Pastor of New Harvest Fellowship Church in Oklahoma City.
In 1990, they moved to Minco, Oklahoma where he served as minister for the First Assembly of God Church. Wesley earned his Bachelor degree from Southwest Christian University in Bethany in 1996. They returned to Weatherford in 2007 to minister at Grace Assembly of God Church where he was currently the active pastor. He had ministered for over 25 years.
She is survived by: Her husband, James Covington and daughter, Brittany L. Covington of the home, Edmond, OK; daughters: Alechia (Michael) Lewis and Christy (Gerard) McCarty, all of Oklahoma City, OK; grandchildren: Angel Lewis and Michael Shawn Lewis; mother, Lera M. Ingram of Oklahoma City, OK and a host of family and friends that will miss and love her.
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Wesley is survived by his wife of 39 years, Joy, of their home in Weatherford, OK ; two sons, Aaron Warren and wife, Shelly of Antlers, OK and Jonathan Warren of Lubbock, TX; one daughter, Sandi Warren of Minco, OK; one brother, Lindell Warren and wife, Phyllis of Oklahoma City, OK; one sister, Karen Olson and husband, Bill of Oklahoma City, OK; and one grandson, Nathan Warren. He was preceded in death by his parents.
OKLAHOMA
DISTRICT NEWS PRAYER REQUESTS Clint Gray - healing for Deanna Murray, provision for new building and PSO case easement.
INFORMATION Help for Pastors call (918) 758-4147 or visit www.pastoralcareinc.com.
NEEDED Ignite Church in Norman needs a minister to be part of the church plant. Pastor/ leadership team. Will launch in October 2016. Contact Pastor Rodney Hutcheson at 405-756-4112 or rhutcheson@rocketmail.com.
DONATIONS 17 Padded pews, 12ft., very heavy--will need to pick up at Lawton Bethel. (580) 591-1761. May be seen on Bethel’s Facebook page.
TRANSFERS Welcome Thomas C. Green Brooke Williams Farewell Aaron Frizzelle Regan Frizzelle Daniel Wells Trey J. Woodside Lance Nelson David Hert David Lermy
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PASTORS’ REPORTS Raymond Frizzelle, Miami, reports two saved in regular services and a miracle in newborn baby. Gary Mullen, Sallisaw, reports 12 saved in regular services, 14 baptized and two filled with the Holy Ghost. Luke Yohannan, Oklahoma City, reports one Muslim lady saved. Gene Green, Pryor, reports three saved and several healed in May, 11 new people and having 30 kids on Wednesday nights.
EVANGELISTS’ REPORTS Alex Hanna reports 65 Arabs and Muslims were saved, healed, and delivered through worldwide Satellite television. Twentyfive refugee Syrians and Iraqi and 125 Arabs found jobs, homes, and received U.S. citizenship thru Arabic Outreach. Dale Floyd reports 54 men and women saved in April. In May, 51 were saved and three baptized in water. Rebecca Morphew reports one saved and two rededicated in Women’s Encounter. Fred Ticeahkie reports one saved in Comanche Nation Elder’s Center. Marna Hillard reports four saved and several needs met.
NEEDED Teen Challenge needs a church van or work truck, donated or reasonable. (580) 647-4971
NEW PASTORS Geronimo Frederick First Nowata New Life Seminole The Praise Center
Westin Owens James Trask Kirk Jackson Matt Pool
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