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OKLAHOMA
OUTLOOK DECEMBER
School of Ministry Gameday (Muskogee) Missions Faith Promises Due Ministerial Credentials Renewal Deadline
JANUARY 2020
School of Ministry Gameday (OKC) School of Ministry Gameday (Muskogee) WM Sectional LIFE Rallies RR FCF Winter Trace STL Tour (Tulsa)
Designer Jayson Evans Chris Ainsworth
January 4 January 11 January 17 January 17-19 January 19
Century Leadership Roundtable January 23 ACMR Deadline January 31
FEBRUARY 2020
School of Ministry Gameday (OKC) February 1 School of Ministry Gameday (Muskogee) February 8 OKNWM Spring Seminar February 15 Kids Camp Clinic February 15 Kids Camp Registration Opens February 17 District JBQ February 28-29 Sectional Council: Section 3 (PM) Section 2 (AM) Section 5E (PM) Section 12 (AM) Section 11 (PM) Section 6 (AM) Section 9N (PM) Section 4 (AM) Section 5W (PM) Section 7 (PM) Section 10 (AM) Section 9S (PM) Section 8 (AM) Section 1 (PM)
Publisher H. Franklin Cargill
December 14 December 15 December 31
February 3 February 4 February 4 February 6 February 6 February 7 February 17 February 18 February 18 February 24 February 25 February 25 February 27 February 27
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 Heath Corrales Youth Ministries Dean Guthrie Children’s Ministries Darren Pilcher Executive Pastor Missions
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 Jason Byers Section 5W Jeromye Jackson 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
P LEASE! HAVE PAT IE N C E
Few people have mastered the “art” of patience. Society
has demanded instant gratification whether it involves placing an order on line and depending on Amazon Prime, earning an educational degree, or picking up a quarter pounder with fries from McDonald’s. We simply don’t like to “wait!” The Christmas Season is an exercise in patience. We criticize nosey children for picking up packages and shaking them. However, I have heard of sneaky adults that have been known to secretly unwrap a Christmas gift in advance only to re-wrap it without anyone ever knowing. Patience – please!
As we celebrate His birth during this Christmas Season, please be reminded of another advent yet to come. Simeon was a participant in the Nativity; however, Luke described him by saying, “there was a man in Jerusalem and the same man was just and devout, “waiting” for the consolation of Israel.” The Old Testament prophets were convinced the Messiah was coming – but they “waited” and never witnessed His arrival. David and Solomon wrote of His coming, but they died – still waiting.
DONA BUNN RECEPTIONIST
JAYSON EVANS MEDIA DIRECTOR
CHRIS AINSWORTH VIDEO PRODUCER
As we celebrate His birth during this Christmas Season, please be reminded of another advent yet to come. JESUS IS COMING – AGAIN – BUT PATIENCE PLEASE! Paul described it with these words, “so that ye come behind in no gift; “waiting” for the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ” and again he said, “the Lord direct your hearts into the love of God, and into the patient “waiting” for Christ.” HAVE PATIENCE – HE IS COMING – AGAIN! Frank and Linda Cargill
FRANK CARGILL DISTR ICT SUPE R INTE NDE NT F R ANK . CAR G IL L @O K AG . O R G
BARBARA MILLER ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
RENAE ELMORE RECORDS ADMINISTRATOR
DEANA SMITH CREDENTIALS SPECIALIST
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MISSIONS
CHRI STMAS STORY THREE LEAD E RS H IP LE S S ON S FROM T H E
Have you ever considered that the Christmas story could in fact teach us a lot about leading others? Well, it is the scene around the greatest leader’s birth of all time. And, the key players, namely Jesus and His parents, reflected characteristics that embody what spiritual leadership is all about. Consider these lessons in three words:
1. HONOR. When the Virgin Mary told Joseph that she was with child by the Holy Spirit, he was willing to break the engagement in secret so as not to disgrace her publicly (Matthew 1:19). Of course, Joseph did not break the engagement due to a visitation from the angel of the Lord in a dream. But the truth still remains. He chose honor. Actually, the entire Christmas narrative is laced with this concept of honor. We even see the lowly shepherds being valued with the message of Christ’s birth first. Leadership is all about honor – honor for those who work with us at any level. We can only lead at the level that we honor others. 2. FAITH. How many times do we find the words “fear not” in the Christmas narrative? There was so much going on that could be described as out-of-the-ordinary. Zechariah, Mary, Joseph, and the Shepherds were all told – at key moments in the story – by angels, nonetheless, to not be afraid. And, leaders who help people move forward in their walk with Christ will be challenged to take risks and radically believe what God has said, prophetically and in His Word. Leading others does not come without moments of fear; however, the challenge is to lead with courage anyway. That’s what it means to live and lead by faith.
DARREN PILCHER M IS S IO N S DIR E C TO R E X EC UT IV E PASTO R DA RR E N . P ILC H ER @O K AG . O R G @ DA RR E N P ILC H E R
ROBIN JOHNSON ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
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3. HUMILITY. It seems that the most powerful words in the Christmas story could be, “lying in a manger.” God seemingly chose an entry point that would relate the best in reaching people. Leadership is never about the leader. Christ made Himself nothing and took on the form of a servant (Philippians 2:7). Leading others doesn’t mean being “over” people, but rather getting “under” them to support and resource in the forward cause. This definition is the essence of the Christmas story and the picture of how Christ models leadership for all of us. Sure, there are other lessons we could learn from the glorious Advent story. And, I guess, in a way, leadership could be summed up by these three descriptions – honor, faith, and humility. We certainly couldn’t lead without them. Merry Christmas from the Pilcher family! Darren, Michelle, Ethan and Emma
FINANCE
FOUNDATION THE ASSEM BLIE S OF GOD OF OK LAH OMA
A legacy worth leaving is a legacy worth preserving. We believe the legacy of Oklahoma Assemblies of God ministries is worth preserving. We believe Oklahoma Mission Initiatives are worth preserving. We believe spirit-filled camps are worth preserving. We believe church planting is worth preserving. We believe continuing Pentecostal education is worth preserving. We believe the ongoing work of the Assemblies of God in Oklahoma and around the world is worth preserving. Whatever passion God has placed on your heart that reaches more people with gospel of Jesus Christ is absolutely worth preserving. This guiding principle of preservation is one reason why we believe every church should expand its stewardship plan to include an endowment fund. This is also the primary reason we established the Assemblies of God of Oklahoma Foundation (AGOKF) in 2015; to manage endowment funds that will help to invest in future generations.
5. Endowments funds are excellent ways to promote end of life giving through estate plans or planned gifts. Gifts left to endowment funds will preserve the legacy of the donor for generations to come. If you or your church believes you have a legacy worth leaving, then we believe you have a legacy worth preserving. If you would like to know more about Endowment Funds or how the AGOK Foundation can serve your church, please call our office. We would love to help you expand your stewardship strategy. *By Foundation policy, distributions are calculated as 5% of the 12 quarter rolling average fund balance.
At the end of 2019, the AGOK Foundation will distribute $19,507.85 directly into ministries that are making an impact for the Kingdom of God. This money will go to support Assemblies of God World Missionaries, Oklahoma Teen Challenge, Project Rescue, Scholarships for students attending our AG Universities, and scholarships to send kids to summer camp. Since its inception in 2015, the AGOKF has given a total of $56,000. Because this money is distributed from endowment funds established by Oklahoma AG churches and donors, these distributions will continue year after year until Jesus returns. HOW ENDOWMENT FUNDS WORK: 1. Endowment funds are permanently restricted funds which are invested for future generations. The purpose is to provide an annual source of funding to ministries until Jesus returns. 2. A church or donor can create an endowment fund with the AGOK Foundation for minimum donation of $1,000. 3. Annual distributions will begin once the fund has reached a balance of $10,000 for a period of one year. 4. Distributions of 5%* will be issued each year in December directly to the ministry named in the endowment fund agreement.
Example based on 7.5% investment return, 5% annual distribution with 1.5% fees
SHELLE ANDERSON ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
KEVIN CONNER LAVERN ARNOLD ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
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CHURCH
W HAT A WON D E RFU L
Y E AR O F T H A N K S ! Nyree and I would like to express our deepest gratitude
for the Presbyters, Men’s Reps, Cook Teams, Businesses, Media Team, Office Team, Host Churches, Volunteers, Missionaries, Pastors, and Churches who were an integral part of our 2019 Light for the Lost tour! What an honor that you partnered together with us to provide our missionaries the resources needed to reach people with the Gospel! Light for the Lost provides evangelistic resources for missionaries and missionary partners through five platforms: print, audio, video, internet, and technologies. This missional partnership began in 1953 to help our missionaries reach people with the Gospel and has had an exponential impact around the world since then! Every second, of every hour, of every day, someone is using resources that Oklahoma Light for the Lost has funded! Along with funding each of our Oklahoma Missionaries with the tools that they need for ministry, we have added two projects in 2020 that we believe will make a huge impact! 1. PROJECT RESCUE This ministry exists to rescue and restore victims of sexual slavery in the love and power of Jesus Christ. We accomplish this mission through holistic programs of physical, emotional and spiritual intervention, prevention, and restoration for women and children in sexual slavery. In 2020, Oklahoma Light for the Lost will provide gift bags that will include information on how to escape sexual slavery, connect with a Project Rescue home, and find restoration through the love of Christ! (www.projectrescue.com)
In 2020, Oklahoma Light for the Lost will provide funding for online resources, The Warrior’s Bibles, and developing the team that will connect with our service members around the world! (www.thewarriorsjourney.org) On behalf of Oklahoma Light for the Lost, our Missionaries and Missionary Partnerships around the world, we want to express our deepest gratitude for your generous support during the 2019 banquet tour! We deeply appreciate you and your partnership! Nyree and I pray that everyone will have a very Merry Christmas!
U P C O M I N G DAT E S Registration Opens Jan 2 for the following 2020 Events: January 18, 2020: Oklahoma Healthy Church Preview for Pastors - Info at www.okag.org March 21, 2020: Prison Ministries DOC badge training - Info at www.okag.org/opi March 28, 2020: Rural Compassion Training Weekend - Info at www.okag.org RightNow Media Helpful Links: Men’s Ministries: https://www.rightnowmedia.org/Content/Series/340368
2. THE WARRIOR’S JOURNEY This online resource addresses the needs of our military service members around the world! Whether challenges arise on the battlefield, at work, in the home (or all three), resiliency—physical, mental, social, and spiritual strength—is what keeps warriors and families moving forward during times of incredible personal trial. They believe spiritual strength is the core integrator of all components of resiliency. A spiritual strength that is anchored by faith in a relationship with God-a living faith, providing unshakable hope and sense of purpose required to endure and prevail over any challenge.
CHAD&NYREE BRODRICK C H UR C H M IN IST RIE S C H A D. B R O DRIC K @ O K AG. O R G N Y RE E . B R O DRIC K @ O K AG . O R G
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Mental Health: https://www.rightnowmedia.org/Content/Series/317072
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KYLER CLAPP ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
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LIFE POSTER’
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WOMEN’S
M ERRY CH RIST MAS AN D H AP PY
NEW YEAR! Wow! what a fruitful year it has been in Oklahoma Women’s Ministries. We thank God for all of our Churches, local women’s groups, powerful Credentialed and Non-credentialed women throughout our Great Oklahoma District for helping us put our “hands to the plow!” With your help, we have supported over 200 Missionaries and their families, Promoted Bible-engagement and the training of new leaders on the local levels and have seen a genuine increase. I also celebrate and recognize an increased burden for a last-day move of the Holy Spirit throughout the World among our Women! They are on FIRE.
We thank God for all of our Churches, women’s groups, and powerful Credentialed and Non-credentialed women throughout our Great District. With your help we have provided Housing Allowance to nine Oklahoma Missionary Units throughout the U.S. and the Foreign fields. We installed a $40K Coffee Café in a New Church in Prague, The Czech Republic -assisting Oklahoma Missionaries Chris and Amy Hales and sustained five Oklahoma Non-profit Ministries on a monthly basis.
JOIN US FOR LIFE Friday, January 17, 2020 at 6:30pm An Inspirational Evening with other Women and Dinner for just $10 in 13 different locations. • • • • •
Door Prizes Delicious Dinner for $10 Inspirational Music, Message and Videos Connection and Fellowship with other women of like-mind Dessert and Coffee
W E L C O M E C L AU DYA ! I wish to welcome and thank our new administrative assistant, Claudya Elliott for the fine job she has done this year in Women’s Ministries! Christmas Blessings to You All! I continue to remain HONORED to Lead the Women of our State. The best is yet to come! Susie Purkey
The Women’s Department sustains a budget of over $500,000 a year because of your love and support and Giving Primarily through LIFE. (Ladies Investing for Eternity) Thank you for pledging at our January LIFE Rallies (or for just giving without pledging) and for endeavoring to pay your pledge by our deadline of December 15, 2019. Thank you for Giving to the LORD!
CLAUDYA ELLIOTT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
SUSIE PURKEY WO ME N’ S DIR E CTO R SUSIE . PUR K E Y@O K AG . O R G
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W H AT A
YEAR! Hey Oklahoma! This was an amazing year for Oklahoma Youth Ministries and I can’t thank everyone enough for believing in us! Here are a few snap shots of what God did in 2019 and I can’t wait to see what He does in 2020. Merry Christmas Oklahoma!! Excited for the future, Heath, Alisha, Miriam, and Lincoln
HEATH CORRALES YO UT H M IN IST RIE S H EAT H . C O R R A L E S @ O K AG . O R G @ H EAT H C O RR A L E S
MIRIAM LUGINU ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
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CHILDREN
PB&J - POW E R OF T H E H OLY S P IRIT
RECAP
On November 22 and 23 we had our annual PB&J Retreat at
our campground in Sparks, OK. Around 200 attended this incredible weekend with an emphasis on the Power of the Holy Spirit. It was a great time of praise and worship, fun skits, and life changing time spent in the altars. Several kids were filled with the Holy Spirit and many others were even saved for the first time
If you are not familiar with what PB&J stands for, it stands for Prayer, Bible Study, and Jesus. Over the course of this weekend, we pour into the lives of our elementary students, and encourage them to start developing their own walk with Christ. It was a very special time this year and I have no doubt that it was an experience that will not be forgotten for those who attended.
As Joy and I approach our 10th year as Children’s Ministries Directors for the Oklahoma District, we want to say thanks to all who have served with us and beside us through all of our ministry endeavors. May you give and receive much love, joy, and peace this season. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
BEV ROBERTSON ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
DEAN GUTHRIE CHIL DR E N’ S DIR E CTO R DE AN. G UTHR IE @O K AG . O R G @O CMDE AN
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SPANISH
LOVE For God so LOVED the world, that he GAVE his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
- John 3:16 At Christmas time, I always reflect on God’s LOVE toward us. John 3:16 reminds us that God loves each one of us. He loves us so much that He sent his Son, Jesus, to earth to redeem each person. Every person living is the “whosoever” God loves. God’s LOVE is a Holy complete LOVE that we can never deserve. WE must live our lives expressing God’s LOVE. We can express His LOVE to those around us in a daily walk. Saying, “Thank You” and “I’m sorry” can be an expression of LOVE. The soft-spoken words of “I love you” spoken by a child to a parent or grandparent are the most precious words that one can receive and shower the recipient in LOVE.
This Christmas, remember the LOVE that God showed to us and tell him in a small voice “I LOVE YOU.” We should not just tell Him this Christmas season that we are thankful for His love and that we love Him. WE must daily come into His presence and shower our love and our thanks on Him our Father. We like to hear these words from our spouse and children and grandchildren, and so does our Father. Let’s shout it, “I love you, God.” every day and live like we love Him by spreading His love in word and deed to those around us.
MARK FITZGERALD SPANISH MINISTR IE S MAR K F ITZG E R AL D@USMISSIO NS. O R G
How much more does God want to hear the simple words of “I love you” and “Thank you” from us His children.
G I R L S M I N I S TR I E S
A SHEPHERD?
As a former children’s pastor I have my share of experience with Christmas plays and productions. Getting kids into the spirit of telling the story of Christ’s birth could be a challenge, because honestly, what 21st century youngster could understand what it was really like to be an angel, inn keeper or shepherd? All the preschoolers were naturally cast as sheep, because as an animal it was acceptable to cause a little ruckus! The rowdy boys always wanted to be shepherds mostly because of the “staff” they got to carry and I always had to confiscate the handmade props half way through the production. One 10 year old, Dillon, who I had “directed” in Christmas plays since he played baby Jesus as an infant, boldly proclaimed one year that he “wished he could be all the parts in the play” because he loved being in the production and he knew all the parts. Sadly, Dillon became a teenager. If asked, who would you have liked to be at the “first Christmas”? I’m not saintly enough to be Mary. The Innkeeper had a great line “no room!” but that’s not for me. The Angels were huge characters in the first, second and third acts of the original Christmas drama, but truly I can’t sing. And an angel would be out of character for me as 12 | OKLAHOMA OUTLOOK
those who know me best can attest. A sheep? Um, no! Too smelly. A shepherd? I think so. Sheepherders understood the excitement of the first Christmas unfolding. Luke 2:8-12, 15-18 (The Message) 8-12”There were sheepherders camping in the neighborhood. They had set night watches over their sheep. Suddenly, God’s angel stood among them and God’s glory blazed around them. They were terrified. The angel said, “Don’t be afraid. I’m here to announce a great and joyful event that is meant for everybody, worldwide: A Savior has just been born in David’s town, a Savior who is Messiah and Master. This is what you’re to look for: a baby wrapped in a blanket and lying in a manger.” 15-18 As the angel choir withdrew into heaven, the sheepherders talked it over. “Let’s get over to Bethlehem as fast as we can and see for ourselves what God has revealed to us.” Much love from Arlis & Liz Moon LIZ MOON GIRLS MINISTRIES LIZMOON@SBCGLOBAL.NET
CHI ALPHA
E VE RY
STUDENT Have the hustle and demands of the holiday season ever tried to rob your Joy? Nehemiah 8:10 declares, “the Joy of the Lord is your Strength”, in verse 12 they “celebrated with great Joy”, and verse 17 declares “their Joy was very great”. On behalf of the Chi Alpha family thank you for your love, prayers and support and we are praying with you that your Joy may be ever increasing this holiday season. Till every campus knows JESUS! Greg and Susan Tiffany and your Oklahoma XA family
O S U C H I A L P H A U P DAT E We are honored to announce that beginning January 1, Brandon & Stacy Garrett will be the new XA Directors at OSU as Destry and Cynthia Dobbs transition to their new assignment. We have such an amazing team and we’re believing for an incredible future ahead!
SALT / DEC 29- JAN 1 Student Awakening Leadership Training in Dallas, TX. Student Early Bird - $199 (includes lodging, sessions and more) Registration & Details available at www.saltcentral.com
GREG & SUSAN TIFFANY CHI ALPHA XAOKLAHOMA@GMAIL.COM (405) 203-7377
DI V I NE
APPOINTMENTS When you think you have everything planned for the foreseeable future, God may be getting ready to have a good old-fashioned “belly laugh”! I don’t think it is so much that God doesn’t want us to plan, as much as it is to keep him in the middle of the plan! A little over four years ago, I was working toward retirement and enjoying the “Papa” life. I thought it looked like a workable plan and just focused on the helps ministry at church and stay flexible for whatever opportunities would come along. Then I was approached to take an active role as District Royal Rangers Director. I have settled into a routine of fitting the Royal Rangers activities into my calendar and thoroughly enjoy the increased interaction with leaders and boys involved in all aspects of the ministry. Last summer, while attending Kids Camp with the kids from Jones Assembly of God, I had another divine appointment with the girls’ coach from our church. The wheels of change started moving again, and I find myself now in the role of support staff at Jones Elementary School. I have had multiple opportunities to interact with students, parents, and staff in a way I have never realized in my life.
HAPPY
ROYAL RANGERS
Allowing God to “lead us” and be available to Him sometimes takes us out of our comfort zone. It may put us in the path of someone who may not even know the greatest need in their life is a loving Father who would give anything to be in a relationship with them! I have purposed to learn something new every day. God is continuing to use the talents He placed in me and also developing unrealized skills that may were buried long ago. With a new year of ministry approaching, I believe the horizon looks incredible for Oklahoma Royal Rangers. Many churches have revitalized the ministry to boys! If we can be of assistance in any way, please contact Dean Guthrie or me. I have met with pastors, outpost coordinators, and kid’s ministry lead teams. I will make time on my calendar to assist in whatever way possible. Your Brother In Christ SID McCOY R OYAL R ANG E R S MR SIDMCCOY@G MAIL . CO M (4 0 5) 4 8 8 - 7 0 0 4
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IN MEMORY
Benny Boeck
2/23/1934 - 11/26/2019 Reverend Benny Boeck passed away Tuesday, November 26, 2019 at his home. He was born February 23, 1934 at Tribbey to John Edward and Hattie Florence Mitchell Boeck. He graduated from Tribbey High School. Benny married Naomi Ruth Adamson June 6, 1953 at Belle Plaine, KS. Reverend Boeck was a minister for over 50 years, serving with prison ministry for 40 years. He received a 50 year pin from the Assemblies of God while in Fittstown. Benny served as the Fire Chief for Fittstown Volunteer Fire Department. Survivors include his wife, Ruth Boeck, of the home; his children, Denise Gomés, Janette Estes and husband Daniel, Jonathan David Boeck and wife Jennifer and Sarah Ann Francois and husband Henry; a brother, Lester Dewitt Boeck and wife Sonja; his grandchildren, Robert Estes, Cary Estes, Latisha Brantley, Rebecca Pursiville, Kaitlyn Francois, Brady Boeck and Nathan Boeck; and eight great-grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents; and a daughter, Brenda Boeck.
MINISTERS’ SPOUSES Norma Scott Spouse of James Scott 8/27/1945 – 11/4/2019 Sheila F. Burgess Spouse of Robert Burgess 9/23/1959 – 11/5/2019
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DISTRICT NEWS PRAYER REQUESTS Clint Gray - new church building provision and properties would be bought by the right owners. John Randell - healing from knee replacement. Rachel Willis - hearing to be restored. Keith Ayers - Eagletown Church Connie Palmer - healing from surgery. Brent Hale Sr. - pray for him, his wife, and family.
INFORMATION Help for Pastors call (918) 758-4147 or visit www.pastoralcareinc.com.
PASTORS’ REPORTS Clint Gray, Arpelar, reports 10 saved and five rededicated at FCA meeting at public schools. Darryl Wooton, Bartlesville, people have been saved in 76 consecutive Sunday morning worship services. Matt Stubblefield, Wewoka, reports over 100 in tent revival. Several were saved, delivered, and healed. Jerry Yoder, Thomas, reports five saved in children’s church.
EVANGELISTS’ REPORTS Dale Floyd reports 31 men and women saved in services.
DONATIONS 60-70 pews in great condition. Contact Spring Creek AG (405) 341-5200
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