July 2017

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OKLAHOMA

OUTLOOK JULY

Kids Camp #1 Kids Camp #2 Camp Meeting (OKC) Senior Ministers’ Luncheon Kids Camp #3 OYM Synergy 1-Day Kids Camp #4 Lil Radicals Camp

AUGUST

Royal Rangers RTC General Council (Anaheim) National Fine Arts (Anaheim) GM Celebration (OKC) Century Leadership Roundtable

July 3-7 July 10-14 July 12-14 July 14 July 17-21 July 20 July 24-28 July 30-Aug. 1

August 4-5 August 7-11 August 7-11 August 18-19 August 24

SEPTEMBER

Sectional Fall Tour: Section 4 (AM) Section 5E (PM) Section 6 (AM) Section 9S (PM) Section 12 (AM) Section 11 (PM) Section 8 (AM) Section 9N (PM) Section 7 (PM) Section 10 (AM) Section 5W (PM) Section 3 (PM) Section 2 (AM) Section 1 (PM)

PK Retreat (Sparks) OCM Children’s Workers Conference Daughter’s Conference (Mustang) Chi Alpha Breakaway SYNERGY One Day Main Event Men’s Conference

P.O. Box 13179 Oklahoma City, OK 73113

Publisher H. Franklin Cargill

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Designer Jayson Evans Josh Lowder Copyeditor Renae Elmore

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 Missions Susie Purkey Women’s Ministries

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ORDAINED FEMALE PRESBYTER Deborah Burke

Jamie Austin Section 5E Mike Buie Section 5W Jeromye Jackson Section 6 Jimmy Keith Section 7 Kelly Coffey Section 8 David Brooks Section 9N Duane Elmore Section 9S Don Barnes Section 10 Ric Freeman Section 11 Arlis Moon Section 12

SUPERINTENDENT

M E E T IN G T H E

NEED Experience has proven the importance of higher education. Within our Fellowship, we have an opportunity to impact the future generations through financial investment in Assemblies of God higher education.

Each room will need: • • • • • •

2 beds/mattresses x $418 each 2 desks x $268 each 2 desk chairs X $73 each 1 microfridge x $431 1 wardrobe closet x $538 2 dressers x $290

Total cost per room, including shipping, will be $3,300.

Would your church be willing to contribute to this missions project?

Perhaps even sponsor more than one room? If not an entire room, select some of the specifics listed above?

American Indian College, located in Phoenix, Arizona, is absolutely dependent on contributions. Oklahoma is one of three districts, Arizona and New Mexico are included, that are specifically responsible for the continued operation of this phenomenal institution. Our three districts have a population in which Native Americans have a predominant presence. Oklahoma has the largest number of Native Americans within our borders than any other state in our nation!

Facts regarding American Indian College: • AIC was originally founded in 1957 by missionary Alta Washburn who saw the great need to prepare Native Americans for church ministries.

• AIC is the only Christian college campus serving primarily Native American students.

• The administration, faculty, and staff of AIC are passionate about equipping a new generation of leaders.

• AIC alumni include pastors, educators, business professionals, tribal leaders and others who are bringing positive change to their communities.

American Indian College desperately needs renovation and new furniture for 40 dorm rooms. Each room will serve two students.

I believe that Oklahoma can meet this need and provide new accommodations for these 80 students as they walk on campus this fall.

Please make the check payable to: Oklahoma Assemblies of God. Mail your support directly to: H. Franklin Cargill – P O Box 13179 – Oklahoma City, OK 73113. I will personally see that every contribution is sent directly to AIC and we will believe God for a miracle. Please respond as soon as possible and we will strive to have the dorm rooms equipped with new furniture before this coming fall semester.

Thanks for your heart for Native American ministry!

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MISSIONS

TH E MIS S ION ARY

PI P E L I NE Are you praying that the Lord of the harvest will send out

workers into his fields (Matthew 9:38)? If so, the Holy Spirit might be speaking to them about missions. Certainly, there are many ways and places to serve. I do believe, however, that God is raising up a prayer army to pray in a new radical generation of missionaries.

Some time back, the Lord impressed upon my heart to pray 1 Samuel 2:26 over my son, Ethan. After praying this specifically over him for some time, it became apparent that this was a prayer for his generation – that the Spirit would cause ones within a culture where there was a spiritual leadership vacuum to grow in favor with God and people. The Lord of the harvest is answering our prayer!

Here are suggestions in partnering with the Lord as He is sending workers to the nations: 1. Continue to pray that God will speak to a young generation.

2. Give opportunity for the young to hear from missionaries and missions stories.

3. Encourage short-term missions experiences.

4. Preach global evangelism often.

5. Make room in corporate settings for God to speak.

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Let us remember that the local church is where the missionary comes from, and the local church is who sends, by the calling of the Holy Spirit. So, our sensitivity to what God is doing and saying in our midst is critical to the part we play in global impact. As J. D. Greear writes, in his book Gaining by Losing, “The church is now Jesus’ vehicle for the completion of his mission.” This is the church’s reason for being…on campuses, in communities and among cultures.

As you and your team encounter conversations with individuals who are interested in missions, check out Wide Open Missions (www.wideopenmissions.org), the placement service of Assemblies of God World Missions. This resource provides a practical missionary pipeline for those considering short-term and/or career missions.

Also, please feel free to reach out to our office. We are always here to serve you.

FINANCE

THE POWER OF BI-VOCAT ION AL

MI NI STRY

Like many of my friends in vocational ministry, I began my

ministry on a part-time basis. I was 24 years old. I had a young wife.

I had a new baby. I had a Bible-college degree. I had a few ministry opportunities in front of me, but none of them were going to enable me to take care of my immediate financial obligations. So I did what many church leaders have done, and what many church leaders are still doing today; I got a second job. For almost two years, I worked a full-time job outside of the church, and a part-time (more like…fulltime) job inside the church.

Let me be frank. I would like to say that I took that second job with gladness. But the fact remains, I did not. I worked that second job begrudgingly and solely out of responsibility to family. I knew it was the right thing to do, but I was not thrilled about doing it. In fact, for the first few months I resented the job. After all, God had called me into the ministry! God had called me to do His work in the Church!

Right?!?!?! I didn’t get my college degree to work two jobs. Seriously, who wants to do that?

1. I have a great deal of respect for you.

2. I believe your ministry is just as valid as those of us who work vocationally full-time.

3. I believe the opportunities for real relational development with unchurched folks is greater outside the church than inside the church.

4. I believe you are right where God wants you.

Bi-vocational ministry may be a season in your life. On the other hand, it may be how you live your life. Whatever the case, there are many of us who have done it, and many more who are doing it still.

Allow God to shape your perspective during this time and you will see fruit that is beyond your wildest dreams.

INVESTMENTS M A D E

“I was building real relationships with people who were far from God”

MINISTRY

M A D E

Fortunately, as He often does, God broke through my stubbornness and stupidity and opened my eyes to the tremendous opportunity in front of me. Working that second job gave me ministry opportunities that were tragically missing from my church job. Namely, I was building real relationships with people who were far from God, and they seemed fine with it. My time in Bible-college did not prepare me for relationships with folks like this. I was prepared to work with people in the church; people who are good at hiding their sin and their struggles. I was making friends with people who were open and un-convicted about their sin and struggles, and it was uncomfortable for me. I am grateful for those times of discomfort, because they changed me. They changed my perspective on ministry.

They changed my perspective on people. They made me a better person and a better minister.

My frustration during that season of life was based on this one lie. I believed that in order for my ministry to be valid and effective, I had to be working full-time in vocational ministry. I know now, that is not the case. My ministry during that season was effective. It was valid.

To all of my ministerial colleagues working in bi-vocational settings, let me say a few things to you.

E A S Y.

P O S S I B L E .

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CHURCH

D E S P E RAT E

PRAYERS Luke 11:1 (ESV) — 1 …“Lord, teach us to pray…”

In the 2015-2016 season of the NFL, the Green Bay Packers were having a challenging year to say the least. After winning their first six games of the season, something changed and they lost four out of the next five games. Which put their chances of making the playoffs in serious question. So when they came to Detroit to play the Lions on Thursday, December 3, they were in dire need of a win if they were to have any chance at all.

However, by the third quarter, they were down by 20 points and everyone began to doubt that they would be able to make a comeback. It seemed that they were have a difficult time making any progress with the ball and they were having difficulty playing as a team. But the Packers never gave up. Scoring 2 touchdowns in the latter part of the third and another on in the fourth, they had narrowed the score to 23-21.

Yet by the end of the fourth, it looked as if the Packers were not going to pull off a win as the last play of the game resulted in Aaron Rodgers being tackled for a loss. The Lions, however, had committed a facemask penalty, which resulted in the Packers being awarded one more play. One last chance to score a touchdown and win the game with no time on the clock and buried deep on their own 39yard line.

Rodgers takes the snap, scrambles from the defenders and let’s loose on a 61-yard “Hail Mary” pass to the end zone. A pass with a prayer.

Amazingly, Richard Rodgers caught it in the end zone for a gamewinning touchdown. The play was dubbed the “Miracle in Motown.”

Not only did they win the game, but were able to advance to the playoffs.

I use this story, not because I am a Packers fan (go Broncos) but because there is an important illustration to this story that we can gain encouragement from. As ministry leaders we go through seasons of our lives and ministries where victories seem to come easy. Miracles are happening, new doors are opening, tithes are up as well as our attendances, and we have an abundance of volunteers (just kidding…we never have enough volunteers)!

Then something happens. Sometimes we can explain it, other times it is a mystery and we find that the victories have taken a leave

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of absence, compliments have been replaced by complaints, we struggle with decisions, messages are not hitting home, and we need a miracle, a spark, a victory, an answer.

I believe that we face these difficult seasons in our lives, not because God has left us, but because of the opportunity it affords us to deepen our persistence in prayer. Think about your times of desperation where you have had to dig deep, connect with God, and experience a breakthrough. When God answered your prayer and you know that it could not be explained any other way except that God came though on your behalf!

“Desperate people pray and take one more shot believing that it’s not over until He says it is.”

When the disciples asked Jesus to teach them how to pray, it wasn’t because they didn’t understand what prayer was, for they had been taught this from childhood, but because they saw the results of His prayers. While they may have not been at a point of desperation when the question was asked, they certainly had opportunity for desperate prayers after Jesus’ death and resurrection. They may have remembered when He concluded His teaching on prayer when He said that the Father would “give the Holy Spirit to those who ask Him.” The results speak for themselves in Acts 2.

Desperate people pray and take one more shot believing that it’s not over until He says it is. Jesus gave us a key component to prayer that everyone of us need in our lives and ministry. Father, give me your Spirit! He will always answer this prayer.

Father, I ask that you would reveal your Spirit to each ministry leader across the state of Oklahoma. May your power and presence ignite a flame in the hearts of your church and that you would guide each one in the plans that you have for them. May they experience provision, empowerment, open doors of opportunity, miracles, signs and wonders.

May the desperate prayers of your people be answered with the abundance of Heaven’s blessings! Amen.

WOMEN’S

FI N D IN G OU R

INHERITANCE 2017 Daughters Conference: “Finding Our Inheritance”

(Ephesians 1:13-14) God wants to pour His Spirit out on you so that you can walk in the same Spirit and love that Jesus walked, reaching out to the lost, marginalized and hurting, just like He did. In fact, the “gift of God” always results in mission. God wants to speak to and through you by the person of the Holy Spirit. Come experience His Refreshing Wind!

Kim Owens along with her husband Paul, are Senior Pastors of Fresh Start Church, in Peoria, Arizona, a multi-generational, multi-cultural church where the Spirit of Revival is alive, the truth of the Word of God is being proclaimed boldly and lives are being transformed through the manifested Presence & power of the Holy

Spirit.

Pastor Kim is known for her straightforward, high impact, messages.

Preaching and teaching as a firebrand with divine revelation, she brings life to the word of God and a hunger for more of His presence.

Believers are established in foundational truths, as she delivers powerful insights from the word of God. Her heart’s desire is to gather believers around an encounter with the Holy Spirit unite them in Kingdom purpose and lead the Church back to the altars for a life-changing encounter with God! On Friday night - 7pm, Pastor Kim will be sharing the dramatic testimony of how she and her husband Paul endured and overcame extreme trial when he was severely injured in a life-threatening motorcycle accident in August of 2005 and lost one of his legs. You won’t want to miss her high-impact ministry!

Jessica Schlueter is the Worship Pastor of

Fresh Start Church, Peoria, AZ where she weekly leads the people in prophetic worship, cultivating an atmosphere for Revival to thrive. Jessica has been instrumental in developing a “unique sound and flow” that has kept the spirit of revival alive at Fresh Start for 2 years and the momentum continues to build weekly, drawing approximately 1,000 Students nightly, to their Saturday Invade Services.

Pastor Jessica along with her husband David leads Invade Student Ministries at Fresh Start Church. Under their leadership, they have motivated the youth and young adults to a spiritual level of pursuit that has been key and instrumental in keeping Revival alive in the Invade ministry as well as the church as a whole. Pastor Jessica’s passion is to raise up a younger generation who are passionately pursuing a daily encounter with God. As a result, many of the youth and young adults are prayer leaders at Fresh Start Church and serve in other key areas of ministry.

meetings, called “GAP.” She’ll give relevant tips to target growth as a young leader in today’s Church! Don’t miss her unique style and anointed ministry!

Susie Purkey, along with her husband Mark,

have been in full-time ministry for 35 years. For the last 25 years, she has served as a Missionary Evangelist with the Assemblies of God, traveling throughout the US and in over 20 different nations of Europe where they conduct citywide crusades, retreats, and conferences. By the grace of God, together they have preached the Gospel of Jesus Christ to over 1.5 million people and have seen thousands of souls won to Christ. Susie is an Ordained minister with the Assemblies of God and a 1982 graduate of Central Bible College, in Springfield, Missouri where she majored in Vocal Music Performance and Biblical Studies. More recently, Susie was appointed to be the Director of Women’s Ministries for the Oklahoma District Council of the Assemblies of God and is honored to lead the women of Oklahoma in approximately 500 Churches - 36 of which are Hispanic. She has a passion for God, family, missions, women and girls and believes in the divine plans He has for us all!

On Friday - 2pm, Susie will be sharing her dramatic Back-story.

Coming from an un-churched background plagued by three generations of alcoholism and addiction, she experienced the touch of God’s hand directly one night at the age of 14, as she attempted to take her own life. In that brief moment, she “heard” 3 words that impacted her for Eternity. Find out what they were! This led to her dramatic deliverance, conversion and a 180-degree turn to emerge as the first person in her immediate family to become a Spirit-filled Christian, graduate from College and experience a divine “Call” into the ministry of our Lord Jesus Christ. She will be praying for all those with special needs throughout the Conference, looking for God to do what only He can do…transform lives! Susie is a gifted speaker, mentor, recording artist, and published author. Don’t miss!

Register Now through August 18th at OKAG.org/daughters $55 early bird (includes drawings for valuable Prizes given away in each service!) $65 after 8/18/17. $75 at the door. $30 Students (12-24) $30 Seniors (65+)

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YOUTH

YOU T H CAMP

#SPARKS17

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CHILDREN

A K IDS CAMP P RAYE R

CHECKLIST Kids Camp is here. Thank you so much for supporting Oklahoma

Children’s Ministries and our Kids Camp ministry. We anticipate great things this summer at Sparks as we celebrate and enjoy Christmas in July during “A Kids Camp Christmas!”

A few days ago a link to a blog popped up in my inbox about things that churches could pray for during the time their kids are away at camp. I felt compelled to include it in this article and encourage our churches all across Oklahoma in praying for our campers as they start Kids Camp this month.

We would like to see God: 1. Save souls and transform lives. Pray for the lost, the backslidden, and the hard-hearted.

2. Show up supernaturally. Pray for Jesus encounters during the worship through songs, the Word, and response times. Pray campers and leaders experience the Holy Spirit and His life-changing power.

3. Touch each camper relationally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Pray for healings and miracles.

6. Work though camp speakers and worship bands. Pray their messages will be exactly what the campers and leaders need to hear from the Lord.

7. Protect all those at camp. Pray for the safety and health for every camper and leader.

8. Encourage, equip, and empower pastors and leaders during the camp. Pray the camp will help them in ministry when they return home.

9. Meet all the needs of the camp leadership teams, camp staff, and church leaders. Pray for God to give them wisdom as they minister to campers and make critical decisions.

10. Make this the best week of the year for each camper who attends.

Pray for fun, joy, and adventure.

Thanks again for entrusting us with you kids this summer. We look forward to seeing you in Sparks. Kids Camp Here We Come!

Dean & Joy

4. Help campers dealing with unforgiveness. Pray they are able to let go and receive all God has for them.

5. Remove all distractions that would hinder campers from receiving all God has for them. Pray that addictions and spiritual strongholds would be broken from their lives.

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IN MEMORY

Earnest T. Littleton

12/10/1930 - 4/7/2017 Reverend Earnest Thomas Littleton, 86, of Del City died April 7, 2017. He was born December 10, 1930 to A. Earnest and Flora Littleton.

Earnest was a retired Assemblies of God minister and was also retired from Gordon Cooper Vo-Tech as a teacher. He and June spent retirement traveling in their motor home.

He was preceded in death by his parents and one son, Rod Littleton.

He is survived by his beloved wife, Gloria June (Fain) Littleton; daughter, Patricia Sue Davis and her husband, Jim Davis; special brother-in-law, Dick Fain; brother, Gary Littleton; 8 sisters and 4 deceased brothers; three grandchildren: Kristen Milstead, Kimberly Garner and Mark Coyne; four great grandchildren: Ashton Hefley, Anakin Garner, Lois Garner and Phoenix Garner.

Dale H. Eason

1/18/1943 - 4/12/2017 Reverend Dale Hugh Eason, age 74, left his earthly body Wednesday, April 12, 2017. He was born January 18, 1943, in Independence, KS, to Paul and Viola (Coffman) Eason. He was a graduate of Gridley High School in Gridley, CA. Dale was blessed with a natural talent for music. Singing with a beautiful, tenor voice, he loved gospel music.

He was also a self-taught musician, playing many instruments by ear, including the piano, which always awed those who heard him play.

Dale was an ordained minister with the Church of God and later the Assemblies of God Fellowship. He served as an evangelist, a Church of God district youth director and planted five churches across several states. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Bible Studies, a Master of Divinity degree and an additional bachelor’s degree in Psychology.

He is survived by his wife of 31 years, Charla (Felty) Eason; sons Gordon Eason and wife Lynn, Monty Chitty and Bryan Wayne; daughters Gayle Wampler and husband William, Melissa Smith and husband, Wyatt; seven grandchildren and three great children; brothers Jim and wife Patricia, Kenneth and wife Loretta; sisters Myrtle Hall and husband Gordon, and Millie Parker.

Dale Hugh Eason was preceded in death by his parents, Paul and Viola, and his sister Louise Huston.

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James J. Crafton

7/23/1918 - 5/15/2017 Reverend James Jackson Crafton, lifelong resident of Fairland, passed away May 15, 2017 at his home. He was 98 years of age. Rev. Crafton was born July 23, 1918 in Fairland to the late Leo Park and Jessie (Meador) Crafton.

He attended school at Sulphur Bend. He joined the United States Army on March 24, 1941, serving during World War II. He married Belva Beatrice Higinbotham on August 9, 1941 in Fairland. Rev. Crafton retired from B.F. Goodrich in 1980. He began ministering in 1960, serving the Assemblies of God Churches in the Peoria District and Turkey Ford. His faith and his family always came first. He loved mowing his yard and being with his family.

He was a faithful member of the First Assembly of God in Fairland.

Rev. Crafton was preceded in death by his parents, wife, brothers, Charlie and Brownie Crafton, sisters, Cleo Cary and Elsie Hamner and grandchildren, Angela and Gregory Crafton.

Survivors include his sons, Bobby Crafton and wife Rhonda of Ozark, Missouri, Danny Crafton and wife Sheila of Commerce, daughters, Jacqueline Scutt and husband Rob of Round Rock, Texas, Joyce Patton and husband Arnold of Fairland and Judy Harrison and husband Mike of Fairland, sixteen grandchildren, thirty six great grandchildren, five great great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.

Roger D. Ortlieb

11/9/1945 - 5/21/2017 Reverend Roger D. Ortlieb, 71 year old wellknown minister from Vinita, passed away on Sunday, May 21, 2017. He was born on November 9, 1945 in Vinita to Charles E. and Nina Mae (Trickey) Ortlieb. Roger accepted the Lord at the age of four. Church and preaching were the most important things in his life. He started preaching at the age of seven and preached a two week revival in Muskogee at the age of ten.

When Brother Ortlieb had a stroke at the age of fifteen, his parents tried to encourage him to get vocational training, but Roger knew his calling was preaching. Roger married Colleen Pryor on July 17, 1970 at the Verdigris Assembly of God Church. His hobbies were his church and friends, he loved people, laughing and having a good time.

Preceding him in death, his parents, a son, David Ortlieb in 1999 and two infant grandchildren. The family includes; his wife Colleen of the home; his daughter Julie Ortlieb of Vinita; daughter in-law, Kerri Favrow of Willard, Missouri; grandhchildren, Alyssa, Austin, Josiah, and MaKenna Ortlieb all of Willard, Missouri, also numerous cousins, other relatives and friends.

OKLAHOMA

DISTRICT NEWS PRAYER REQUESTS

PASTORS’ REPORTS

Clint Gray - Pray land sells, need buyer for current building and provision for new one.

Rachel Willis - Husband and daughter are having health issues.

Doug Jackson, Watonga, reports one man saved and delivered.

Lady healed from arthritis in knee during revival in May. Raymond Frizzelle, Miami, reports one saved in marriage counseling and one saved in parenting class.

Jerry Yoder, Thomas, reports six saved on Wednesday night services and 13 baptized on Sunday.

Allen Lewis, Holdenville, reports two filled with the Holy Ghost in regular services.

Gary Mullen, Sallisaw, reports two young ladies were filled with the Holy Ghost at youth camp.

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

EVANGELISTS’ REPORTS CONGRATULATIONS Reverend and Mrs. Abraham Asare announce the marriage of their daughter Ernestina and Martin were married on 5-202017. Thanks to Rev. Ron McCaslin for offering his church for the wedding.

Reverend and Mrs. Grady Adcock celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary on 7-3-2017.

Dale Floyd reports 32 men and women saved in April prison services.

Alex Hanna reports 340 Arabs and Muslims have been saved thru Satellite TV and social media and they prayed with 120 Egyptian families that lost their loved ones in terrorist attacks.

NEEDED NEW PASTORS Ada Faith Broken Arrow Aspen Creek Maysville First Newkirk First Sapulpa New Journey Pawnee First

Bob Wingo, Sr. Robert Roche Michael Daggett John Newland

Lyle Fisher Kirby Stevens

Norman Ignite Church needs Musicians for worship services.

Contact Rodney Hutcheson at (405) 756-4112, DeAngela (580) 277-2536 or send resume to rhutcheson@rocketmail.com.

Moore New Season Church is in need of a Volunteer Children’s Pastor. Anyone who is interested, please contact Pastor Kelly Martin at 405-824-2592.

FOR SALE MINISTER’S SPOUSES Nita Starling Spouse of the Late Dale D. Starling 5/1/1931 – 5/30/2017

Tahlequah 29Eleven has 40 different length church pews for sale, asking $20.00 each. Call (918) 456-0910.

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