Better Together Event Guide by Oklahoma District Council of A/G

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Welcome Welcome to our 2022 combined District Council & Century Leadership Conference. Our theme is “Better Together” focusing on renewal, relationships and resources. We are so grateful to Pastor Ron and Kelly Woods and the entire leadership team at The Assembly for their fantastic hospitality. Please pray with me that God will visit us in each session, lunch, roundtable, and service. May we all leave empowered to finish the great commission. Better Together, Darryl & Faith Wootton

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Schedule MONDAY 10:00 am

General Session with Bryan Jarrett

12:00 pm

Lunch Break

12:00 pm

Women in Ministry Luncheon (Pre-registration Required)

12:00 pm

A King’s Feast Men’s Luncheon (Pre-registration Required)

2:00 pm

General Session with Mike Dickenson

3:00 pm

General Session with Rural Church Panel

7:00 pm

General Session with Dr. Darryl Wootton

TUESDAY 8:00 am

Rural Pastor Breakfast (Pre-registration Required)

10:00 am

General Session & Memorial Service with Spencer Jones

12:00 pm

Lunch Break

12:00 pm

Church Revitalization Luncheon (Pre-registration Required)

2:00 pm

Communion Service with Mike Dickenson & District Council Business Session

7:00 pm

Ordination Service with Bryan Jarrett

WEDNESDAY 11:30 am

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Session One BRYAN JARRETT

Abuse, abandonment, and addiction defined Bryan’s early life. After meeting Jesus, God’s grace not only dealt with his sin, but also began to heal the hurts of his past. This experience with grace forged in him a passion for broken people. Northplace Church’s vision to “invite the uninvited” and pursue “forgotten people in forgotten places” is strategic and intentional… born out of the experience with grace in his personal pain. Pastor Bryan serves in leadership roles in multiple universities, missions’ agencies, church planting networks, and global financial institutions. He possesses a B.A., an M.A., and an earned Doctorate. He is an author and sought after speaker, both in the U.S. and internationally. In 2015, he and Haley founded Lonesome Dove Ranch…a place of healing for abused children and a place of rest and resourcing for America’s small town pastors (lonesomedovetexas. com). According to Bryan, his most honorable professional title is being called “Pastor” by the great people of Northplace Church. Pastor Bryan is married to his high school sweetheart. He and Haley have three young adult children; Cadyn is married to Madison and serves on the pastoral staff at Northplace Church, Gavyn is in business management in the Dallas area, and Addisyn will be attending Southeastern in Lakeland, FL this fall.

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Key Takeaway

Session One BRYAN JARRETT

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Options in Tulsa near 71st and Lynn Lane

Options in Tulsa near 71st and Mingo

McAlister’s 8955 S. Memorial Dr. Ste. B Tulsa, OK. 74133

Rib Crib 121 W. Kenosha St. Broken Arrow, OK. 74012

Carrabbas 11021 E. 71st St. Tulsa, OK. 74133

Chick-fil-A 10437 S. Memorial Dr. Tulsa, OK. 74133

Buffalo Wild Wings 1151 N. 20th St Broken Arrow, OK. 74012

Chuy’s 10808 E. 71st St. Tulsa, OK. 74133

Pei Wei 10005 S. Memorial Dr. Tulsa, OK. 74133

Olive Garden 1301 E. Hillside Dr. Broken Arrow, OK. 74012

Ted’s 3203 W. Kenosha St. Broken Arrow, OK. 74011

Hideaway 10461 S. Memorial Dr. Tulsa, OK. 74133

Charleston’s 251 E. Hillside Dr. Broken Arrow, OK. 74012

Olive Garden 7019 S. Memorial Dr Tulsa, OK. 74133

Rib Crib 12850 S. Memorial Dr. Bixby, OK. 74008

Los Cabos 151 Bass Pro Dr. Broken Arrow, OK 74012

Red Robin 4801 W. Kenosha St Broken Arrow, OK. 74012

Panda Express 10535 S. Memorial Dr. Tulsa, OK. 74133

Hideaway Pizza 1150 N. 9th St. Broken Arrow, OK. 74012

Pei Wei 4609 W. Kenosha St. Broken Arrow, OK. 74012

Society 9999 S. Mingo Rd. Tulsa, OK. 74133

Chick-fil-A 850 E. Kenosha St Broken Arrow, OK 74012

Cheddar’s 10708 E. 71ST St. Tulsa, OK 74133

Ridge Grill 9999 S. Mingo Rd. G Tulsa, OK. 74133 918-994-4888

Oklahoma Joe’s 333 W. Albany St. Broken Arrow, OK 74012

Cheesecake Factory 8711 East 71st St. S Tulsa, OK 74133

Big Biscuit 8920 S. Memorial Dr. Tulsa, Ok 74133

Shiloh’s 2604 N. Aspen Ave. Broken Arrow, OK 74012 Charlie’s Chicken 800 N. Aspen Ave. Broken Arrow, OK. 74012 Big Biscuit 1134 N. 9th St. Broken Arrow, Ok. 74012 McAlister’s 720 N. Aspen Ave. Broken Arrow, OK 74012

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Session Two MIKE DICKENSON

Since 1975, Micheal Dickenson has ministered as an ordained minister with the Assemblies of God in New Mexico. He has led churches in Roswell, Springer, Las Cruces, and Albuquerque. From Youth Director to Church Planter, his life has spanned multiple ministry assignments, culminating in 2009 when he was elected Network Pastor. One of his passions is to partner with ministers and churches to assist them in providing a vibrant and relevant ministry in their communities. He and his wife, Becky, have been married since 1972. Their children, Jason and Jeral and their wives Lisa and Patty, are all involved in full-time ministry in New Mexico. They are also blessed with six beautiful grandchildren.

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Key Takeaway

Session Two MIKE DICKENSON

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Session Three RURAL CHURCH PANEL Jason Byers Jason Byers has served in ministry with the Oklahoma Assemblies of God since 1999. Presently, he and his wife, Brenda, have led Barnsdall Assembly of God since the summer of 2014. Together, with their two sons and daughter, they feel called to serve their small town and aspire to do the best they can with what they have, where they are with God’s help. Jason also presently serves as presbyter of the west Tulsa area and enjoys working with other small churches.

David Bright David Bright has served in various ministry positions for over 30 years. However, David says his current role is the most exciting of all. He and his wife, Mindy, planted Granite Station Cowboy Church in July of 2017. God has placed a desire in David to reach every rural community in America with the gospel of Jesus Christ. David’s greatest passion revolves around mobilizing new pastors to meet the growing demand for Rural America.

Jeromye Jackson Jeromye Jackson and his wife, Angi, have served as Lead Pastors of Stroud First Assembly since March of 2006. After 28 years of marriage and ministry, they are still in love with each other. Their call is to reach the lost, least, and last in their community and disciple them to be fully devoted, Spirit-filled followers of Jesus. Jeromye has served six years as Section 6 Presbyter. The joy of their life is their beautiful daughter, Emily, a Junior at Stroud High School.

Charlie Newman Charlie Newman started his ministry in a Christianrock band 25 years ago with a hunger to win the lost on a six-and-a-half-year tour of Missouri, Texas, and Oklahoma. God has led him to minister in youth ministry, jails and prisons, addiction recovery programs, and, eventually, Fairview First Assembly. He and his wife Joanie served as Associate Pastors for one year and then Senior Pastors for the last six years. He also currently serves as the Oklahoma District Youth Rep for Section 11.

Josh Seabolt Josh Seabolt has served as the pastor of Generations Church in Guthrie since 2017. Josh and his wife, Nicole, started the Rural Church Initiative in 2015 and have raised and given away over $170,000 in money and resources to rural pastors and churches across Oklahoma. They have three incredible kids, Justin, Mika, and Katy. They believe the local church is the hope of the world and the rural church is an essential and dynamic part of the Body of Christ.

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Session Three RURAL CHURCH PANEL

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Session Four DARRYL WOOTTON

Dr. Darryl Wootton is a follower of Christ, a husband to Faith, and a Dad to Lindsay, Isaac, and Emery. He currently serves as the District Superintendent for the Oklahoma Assemblies of God, a network of over 460 churches and over 1500 ministers. Darryl grew up in Bartlesville, OK. He has an earned Associate’s Degree in Music, a Bachelor’s Degree in Bible, a Master’s Degree in Theology, and a Doctorate in Ministry. The Woottons served as Youth Pastors in Wilmington, Ohio, and Tulsa. They moved to Bartlesville in August 2002 and served as Lead Pastors at SpiritCHURCH until July of 2021. Darryl currently serves as a General Presbyter for the Assemblies of God and on AGTS, Evangel, SAGU, American Indian College, and CEP boards. He is an honorary board member of his beloved Agape Mission Outreach. Darryl’s purpose statement is “encouraging others to get to the place God already prepared for them.” He is passionate about sharing the love, joy, and peace of Jesus Christ with the least, last, and lost. Darryl enjoys running, biking, hiking, reading, college football, and traveling with his family.

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Session Four DARRYL WOOTTON

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Session Five SPENCER JONES

Pastor Spencer Jones and his wife Kathy are full time Nationally Appointed Home Missionaries. Spencer Jones was born and raised in Popular Bluff, Missouri. He graduated from Central Bible College located in Springfield, Missouri. Spencer founded the National Black Fellowship of the Assemblies of God, Pastored for more than 40 years in Chicago, served on Evangel University’s Board of Directors, and also served a 4 year as a Executive Presbyter of the Assemblies of God. Currently, Spencer recruit’s minority pastors and help them plant churches. He volunteers at Chicago Public Schools in disadvantaged neighborhoods. With a love for the city, he also works closely with the Chicago Police Department through a community and police program Beat 612.

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Key Takeaway

Session Five SPENCER JONES

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In Memory MINISTERS

Lahoma Barnett Licensed 12/23/22–1/31/21

James W. Beasley Licensed 3/21/66–10/3/21

John H. Bright, Jr. Ordained 3/8/29–10/13/21

Elisha W. Brown Licensed 1/15/22–3/5/21

Charles F. Capps Ordained 9/3/28–1/2/21

Kathryn M. Clark Licensed 8/5/44–8/22/21

Billy J. Davenport Ordained 1/22/38–1/27/21

Barry N. Dunn Ordained 12/17/37–9/30/21

Norene C. Feller Ordained 9/17/30–7/17/21

Robert Feller Ordained 5/19/33–1/25/22

Forrest E. Gibbs Ordained 2/5/33–8/19/21

Clyde J. Headley Licensed 12/11/29–2/4/21

Esther A. Ingels Licensed 3/13/29–6/21/21

Dale D. Jennings Ordained 10/20/34–8/7/21

Jeanne B. Jones Licensed 2/7/43–6/20/21

Darrell K. Martin Certified 10/9/67–6/20/21

Virgil L. Martin Ordained 1/7/44–4/5/21

Larry D. Maze Ordained 8/13/45–10/19/21

Horton H. McDonald Ordained 3/14/27–6/22/21

Walter S. McMurtrey Licensed 4/22/23–3/30/21

W. Dean Moore Ordained 10/11/38–1/30/21

Gregory A. Newton Ordained 3/2/62–8/7/21

John Phillips Licensed 4/16/32–2/19/21

Rachel M. Pierce Licensed 3/4/33–7/25/21

Leon L. Seaton Ordained 2/10/38–6/22/21

Louis J. Selzer Ordained 10/31/49–1/29/21

Ellen A. Thompson Certified 3/5/33–9/13/21

Donald R. Whitis Licensed 11/9/38–11/13/21

James A. Wiles Ordained 5/12/27–2/22/21

Conley D. Wright Ordained 6/29/31–5/20/21

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In Memory MINISTERS’ SPOUSES

Katie B. Boykin

Dorothy Brannan

Olive “Polly” Brown

Evelyn Butts

Spouse of the Late Raymond Boykin

Spouse of Harold Brannan

Spouse of the Late John Brown

Spouse of the Late John Butts

2/1/27–12/17/21

2/6/34–3/21/21

7/11/26–1/25/21

12/31/24–7/4/21

9/24/42–8/28/21

Thelma M. Estes

Charles “Buck” Foster

Betty J. (Jeannie) DeShane Spouse of Randy DeShane

5/10/48–4/11/21

Naomi Dickenson

Elsie Dyer

Spouse of the Late M. E. Dickenson

Spouse of the Late Bradley S. Dyer

8/15/46–10/6/21

6/10/26–1/17/21

Spouse of Thomas L. Estes

3/25/46–11/2/21

Wanda Gibbs

Darlene Goins

Deborah E. Kilgore

Altus Linker

Spouse of the Late Forrest Gibbs

Spouse of Tom Goins

Spouse of Charles Kilgore, Sr.

Spouse of the Late Alton O. Linker

8/23/32–9/16/21

12/27/35–12/10/21

11/6/53–10/24/21

11/11/36–9/30/21

Carolyn Dean

Spouse of Charles Dean

Spouse of Lorene Foster

6/15/39–1/25/21

Jerrie Lynn Roberts

Spouse of Mark Roberts, Sr.

12/4/62–8/9/21

Delores M. Robertson

Lee Robins

Delores L. Starling

Orval E. Stephens

Becky Weaver

Spouse of Roy Robertson

Spouse of the Late Carthus Dee Robins

Spouse of the Late Lorn Starling

Spouse of Pearl E. Stephens

Spouse of the Late Bill Weaver

8/20/46–8/29/21

4/3/37–8/23/21

3/6/43–3/17/21

10/20/33–12/30/21

11/7/29–2/20/21

Sherry White

Nelda R. Wright

Spouse of the Late Orville White

Spouse of the Late Fred Wright

11/17/42–9/3/21

7/23/31–5/13/21

I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, and I have remained faithful. 2 Timothy 4:7 (NLT)

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What have you learned so far?

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How can you apply this to your ministry?

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Session Six BRYAN JARRETT

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Session Six BRYAN JARRETT

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Ordination CLASS OF 2022

Gabriela Bell

Jeffrey H. Bradley

Danielle Coffman

Don Coffman

Ethan Cox

Lonnie Ellifritz

Makayla Ellifritz

Pam Ethier

Micale Gallagher

Miriam Anahy Garcia

Joel Garcia

Randy Ginther

Daniel Hubler

J. J. Jennings, Jr.

Talena K. Johnson

Brian Klepczyk

Prissi Klepczyk

Dana Ladyman

Dakota Marsh

Hank Miller

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Ordination CLASS OF 2022

Jordan Nash

Timothy Nash

Charlie Newman

Joseph Parker

Lance Pinkert

Kevin Quinones

Dawn Roberts

Rhonda Rock

Terry Stafford

Tina Stafford

Joel D. Thompson

Dakotah Trevino

Janet Wallace

Jeff Willis

Jonathan Yandell

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