April 29, 1993.pdf - Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma

aron , 

Retired Minister, Oklahoma City 

omepf us still remember when 

they toldus in the late 1950s that if 

we would repeal prohibition in 

Oklahoma and let liquor be sold in 

licensed package stores, it would bring 

in a lot of revenue to support our state 

government; 

Some time later we legalized Bingo in 

our state. This would fill up our state 

government coffers, they said. Then 

there were those who said that if we 

would legalize liqupr-by-the-drink, our 

financial problems would be solved. This 

would bring us more revenue. 

After some three or four tries, Oklahoma 

said, "Let the ponies run," and 

pari-mutuel betting was legalized in 

Oklahoma, with the promise of greater 

prosperity for our state. 

AH of these have beenDismal failures. 

Remington Park asked that the percentage 

of their gambling profits given 

to the state be reduced. The legislature 

caved in to their wishes and lowered the 

state's revenue from 4 percent to 2 percent. 

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Now Remington Park is asking that 

the valuation of its property be lowered 

because it has not made as much profit 

as it had anticipated. (Since this was 

written, the Oklahoma County Assessor 

has granted almost $200,000 in property 

tax cuts to the racetrack.) 

Suppose every business in Oklahoma 

would ask its valuation be lowered 

because its business had shown a loss ... 

or how about lowering the valuation of a 

home lot because the breadwinner has 

lost his or her job? 

Now otir governor, David Walters, 

has the bright idea that if we could continue 

the gambling operation in our state 

by starting a state lottery, it would solve 

our financial;woes. The governor has 

some doubt about getting this through 

the state legislature, so he wants to spend 

$1 million dollars to circulate an initiative 

petition to get this on a statewide 

ballot. 

Governor Walters was probably in 

knee pants when all these foolish things 

were begun by repealing prohibition in 

Oklahoma. He should see the folly of all 

these issues and the failure of these to 

give financial stimulus to diir state. 

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^Lottery isiriblt answer to finance 

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state government What a joke to think 

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ByTedBaird 

, Pastor, Ninnekah, First 

Iabsolutelyhate it! It is one of my 

arch enemies! Many of you also fight 

it daily, simply because we live in the 

great state of Oklahoma; You and I know 

dur arch enemy to be the wind! The wind 

is a fearsome foe of mine because I like 

my hair tp be neatly in place! As a matter 

of fact, I like for no strays to be found 

in my head. I like every hair to be in 

place! That is why I am so grateful for 

the inventor of a marvelous and wonderful 

solution, called hairspray. I am certain 

that if it had not been invented 

before my lifetime, that I would have 

been the genius behind a bottle of glue 

that comes out in a fine niist and forms a 

net within the hair to holdit neatly in 

place. When I walk^but into the wind, it 

gives me great pleasure to know that my 

hair is being held securely by a few 

squirts of a precious solution, called 

hairspray. 

Wouldn't it be nice to be able to have 

some kind of hairspray for our hearts! 

WhatImean is^ wouldn't itibeworierful 

to tie able\id apply' some kindôf solution 

to bur cb^mitmentsi to make them stay 

in places? Have you ever found yourself 

making a commitment to the Lord, and 

realizing that this is not the first time you 

have made this very same commitment? 

In fact you have made this same 

mitmerit over and over and over again. It 

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may be a commitment to read your 

Bible, a commitment to witness to a 

friend. It may be a commitment to stop a 

particular habit, it may even be a commitment 

to pray more. And time after 

time your commitme'nt begins to weaken 

until finally the commitment is no longer 

,inplace. •''•.•:•-.'••_ • 'v' ; '''••.•-••'•• •. : - : " : , ,.:•'• :; 

There is no such solution that will 

keep our commitments firmly in place, 

except the power of God's Holy Spirit. It 

cannot be sprayed on, brushed on, blown 

on, or even applied by hand. It must 

become a part of our lives simply by surrendering 

ourselves to the Lord Jesus 

Christ and walking in the disciplined 

power of His Holy Spirit. 1 hope you will 

use your spiritual heartspray, that is the 

Holy Spiriiof God and His power, to 

keep the commitments that you make to 

the Lord. Your commitment is vitally 

important to Him! 

The Young Upstart 

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Pastor, Tulsa, Woodland Acres 

aturday evening I witnessed a funny but sad iricideht: I had stopped for 

milk at a local grocery store and was waiting in the express lane to make 

my purchase^ In front of me were two young men holding a 12 pack of 

beer. As they presented their selection the cashier asked for an ID. For the first 

time I looked into their faces and stifled a laugh—not that they were funny looking. 

They were young looking. My mind told me that either I'm getting very old 

or eke these guys were lying about their age. The clerk studied the driver's 

license, returned it, and called for customer service. She told them she would 

need someone else to approve the purchase. The young men nodded, turned to 

each other for a moment, and quietly walked out. They had presented a fake II\ 

and could hot prove their claims to maturity." 

Nekrly 2000 years ago a young "upstart" from Nazareth claimed to be the 

Son of God. Many believed Him but a majority rejected His assertion. He even 

went so far as to predict His death and state His intentions to raise from the dead 

on the third day. None of His friends challenged His stated ability to resurrect 

but neither did they actually believe it would happen; 

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beginnings. They would put Him in His place—they would put Him on a 

cross. They would silence Him forever. 

They never figured on Him Validating His claim. He did. He was (and is) 

who He claimed to be. 

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BI-VOCATIONAL MUSIC: Don . Myers, 

Oklahoma City University graduate, is available for 

interim or supply in Oklahoma City area. 'He has 

more than 25 years experience. References available. 

Contact him at 621 Randall, Moore 73160, 

phone 405/793-1221 evenings. 

, BUS: For sale: 1979 Ford 60-passenger church 

bus, $1,500. Write or call Clifford, Rt. 1, Box 76, 

Minco 73059, 405/352-4449. 

^ OT 

ers with monitors and keyboards offered as donation. 

Software included, but needs printer. Contact 

Kathy Shipley, 2270 Liberty Tower* Oklahoma City 

PEWS: For sale: 10, 10-foot and 2, 12-foot oak 

church ipew^Cbntact J. Way^ '-720. N. Elm, Wauiika 

73573, phoS»405/228-2575 or 228-2011. 

; THEATER CHAIRS: Eighteen theatre-style 

chairs with wood backs and gold cloth seats and 26 

with red cloth seats offered free. Contact Immanuel 

'Church, 1314 S. llth, Lawton 73501, phone 

405/353-6753. - 

; flev/ 

' Ardmore, Chi-Ka-Sha Indian, April 11-14, 

two professions of faith; evangelists, Don Clark and 

Claude Williams, Ardmore; singer, Leonard Marris, 

Ardmore; pastor, Dan McLempre. 

Chattanooga, First, April 4-8,14 professions 

of faith, two additions by letter, one by statement; 

evangelist, Charles Massegee; singer, Jim Lewis; 

pastor, Harold D. Fleming. \ 

Earlsboro, First, April 14-18, two professions 

\ ' - < • !.-'.-' - ' . - ' "* . - • ' ,. - ' ' ' - , ;_ • ti . ' ^ , " ' - ' . ^ ' "' . - 

of faith; evangelist, Colin Bowerman; music, Marc 

Green and Wendy Wesson; pasto 

' Fort Gibson, First, April 12-18, five professions 

of faith; evangelist, Eugene Stockwell; music, 

Sam Morris; pastor, Carlos Knight, 

Kingston, lîrst, April 12-18, one profession of 

faith; evangelist, Ken McCarthick, Mannsville; 

singer. Art Brown, Baptist Children's Home/ 

Madill; pastor, Bob Gibson. 

Hydro-i IPIcasant Valley, March 7-12, one profession 

of fdith; evangel^ 

Blankenship; pastor Herb Patterson. 

McAlester, High Hill, April 4-9, three professions 

of faith; evangelist and singer, Bobby Smith, 

Muskogee; pastor, Phillip W. Savage; 

Minco, First, April 11 -16, 19 professions of 

faith, four additions by letter; evangelist, Dalton 

Youhgj Noble; singer,Craig Stuke, Amber; pastor, 

Sam Scott ; -.; ^^\^:.. : ^^:\''-'-'''^-. ,• >: "•;•"•"•;• 

Newkirk, First, March 28-April 2, one profession 

of faith, three other decisions; evangelist, Tom 

Cox, Washington-Osage Association, music, Hank 

Campbell, Ponca City; - 

Oklahoma City, Dickson, April 11-14, three 

professions of faith, two additions by letter; evangelist, 

Ernie Perkins, Capital Association; music, 

Vernon Howard, Sapulpa; pastor, Ray Swift. 

' Salina, First, April 11-14, 22 professions of 

faith; evangelist, AVayne Bristow, BGCO;eyangelism 

department; music, Robert Backward; pastor, 

L.R Chronisten 

Tahlequah, Southside, April 11-16, six professions 

of faith, 2 additions by statement; evangelist, 

Max Goodson, Tuscaloosa, Ala.; music, Martha 

Goodspn; pastor, I.E. Cook. 

Yukon/TriirftyrJFeb. 28-March 3, one addition 

by baptism, 19 other professsions of faith; evangelist, 

Dalton Young, Noble; music, Joel Engle, 

Yukon; pastor, Paul Rummage. 

PAGES 

Available and,Wdnfed 

INTERIM: nterim pastor J.P. Dane is available 

for interim pastorate or supply. Contact him at 730 

Wobdlawn Dr., Yukon 73099, phone 405/354-1745. 

USED PEWS: For sale: 38 pews 17 feet long 

and 2 pews 11 feet long. Contact Port Schnorrenberg 

at P.O. Box 1650, Ada 74820, phone 405/238-3416. 

* CHURCH SECRETARY: Part-time position. 

Typing, bookkeeping required. Salary negotiable. 

Contact John Peck, Olivet Church, 3404 36th N.W., 

Norman 73072; f*cme 360r890Q. 

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music minister. Send resumes to Woodcrest Church, 

Rt. 5, Box:78; Guthrie73p44^^ 

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position June-August ^Wiil consider mature college 

student with some experience. Send resumes to Russell 

Cook, eiearyiew' Church, 23003* E. 

Broken Arrow 74014^phbne 918/258-3858. 

MySIC/YOUTII: Marihfbrd, Mkeside\is 

accepting resumes for music/youth minister. Send to 

Lakeside Church, P.O. Box 906, Mannfbrd 74044. 

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Bryan Adair has resigned at Leon 

Church in Eriori Association; 

Charles J. Evans Jr. has completed 

his interim at Antioch Church, Sans Bois 

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Association. 

OTHER GHURGH STAFF 

Harold Biggs is serving as interim 

director of missions for Rogers Association. 

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Wade Harelson, OBU student, is how 

minister of youth at Seminolej Trinity. 

Brent Hendrix has resigned as minister 

of youth at Broken Arrow, Glearyiew 

effective May 16 to continue his education. 

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Randy Kendrix has been called as 

minister of youth at Hollis, First. 

Shane Landers is now minister of 

youth at Mountain View, First. 

/._• Martin Whipple is now minister of 

music at Enid, Madison Avenue. 

DEACON ORDINATIONr Harold 

Janzen and v Qharles Tucker were 

ordained as deacons by Alva, First March 

2& Chairman of deacons is Wayne 

Layne. Theehurch is pastorless. 

: : NEW DEAGONS: Nicpma Park, 

First ordained Dennis Butler, Ron 

Knight, Bill Lott, Lee Parker and Richard 

Vinson as deacons and activated deacons 

Gary Bourisaw and Lawrence Davis 

April 18. Mark Estep is pastor. 

ADDRESS CHANGE: New address 

aijd telephone number for Tulsa Association 

is 3365 E; Shelly Dr., Tulsa 74135- 

3200,918/743-454$. 

STAFF POSITIONS: Needed: Music and education 

minister and youth and activities minister. 

Send resumes to First Church, 300 N. Witte, Poteau 

74953. 

YOUTH/MUSIC: Full or part-time music minister 

needed. Contact Southwest Church, Box 1386, 

Ardmore 73402,. phone' 405/223-2720 or Jolene 

Hoffman at 657-8536. 

PART-TIME YOUTH:Part-time youth minister 

wanted. Send resumes to Alameda Church, 1503 

E. Alameda, Norman 73071^^ > 

; COPIER: Small church needs used copier or 

mimeograph machine as donation or for small fee. 

Contact Wirt Church; c/o Don Bassett^HQ63 Box 

lOSbo, Healdton 73438, phone^^^ 

BUS: -Spayinaw, First is looking to purchase 

used iS-passehger Van. Contact Dexter Shark; P.O. 

Box 235^ Spavinaw 74366, phone 918/589^338. 

EXECUTIVE DIIffiCTORrTTie Colorado 

Baptist General Convention is seeking a new executive 

director-treasurer. Recommendations should be 

sent to search committee chairman Tom Pratt, 241 

S. 15th, Brijaîton, Cola 80601; • 

: PIANIST: Pianist needed for thirese services and 

choir rehearsal. Paid position. Send resumes to 

Twnple Church, 1234 E^ Highland, Shawnee 74801, 

or phone Shelly at 405/598-8748 or Mark at 273- 

TEACHERS: Adult teachers needed to teach a 

book of the Bible at Falls Creek Assembly's 10th 

grade park for any of the five weeks. Call the Cooperative 

Missions Department at 405/942-3800 for 

information. 

NOTE BURNED-^Pocola; First 

burned the note on its new education 

wing and fellowship building only 18 

, • - . _...•* **^ • - v- ' .•;---,'._ ''•.-'• . . ^ . ' : - ' -. - '--;-, •' - • ^^ -, - * ' _' - " ^ T • d 

months after breaking ground. The 

new building was part of the fruits 

from the "Year of the Sunday School" 

emphasis. Pictured from left to right 

are Shelton Rogers, pastor; Don 

Howard, deacon chairman; and dea- 

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cons Ted Coleman and Eddie Coleman.;" 

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WANO 

mer Oklahoma church stkff jn^mljer and 

Falls Greek accompanist, Richard Huggins, 

has released his first book of piano 

arrangemerits titled "Just As I Am." Published 

by Word Music and available 

through Baptist Book Stores, the book 

features solo piano arrangements of 12 

invitation and commitment hymns. Huggins 

resides in Tylers Texas where he is a 

freelance arranger-producer. 


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First Quarter Cooperative Program Lowest 

First Quarter Since 1990 

*. -*d 

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by Robert Haskins 

Associate Executive Director, BGCO 

A survey by the Southern Baptist Convention's Inter-Agency 

Council revealed the ranking of importance of local church ministries. 

Home and foreign missions came in last That's right! Last! That 

should be shocking to us, as Oklahoma Baptists, since missions at 

home and abroad have been such a strong part of our heritage. 

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churches a reflection (tf a ;^ 

interest? Our churches gave $4i297^1.52 th^ 

compar^ta^^ 

are presently $9^ 

below the first quarter's bud^^ 

: A computer study of some of our leading churches in Cooperative 

Program giving reflects as much as a 1200% downward spiral in giving 

the first quarter of l^;^fore than 700 cto 

in Croperatiw Prcwam ghdng tlte 

the ^t quarter .^V;..;:; -v; ''•^••••r. 

CkmwAtm 

Central 

Chickasaw Trail 

Davis, First 

Immanuel 

Dougherty .-••".. 

EJmorcaty 

Erin Spring* 

Hcnneptn 

Hickcuy 

Hughes 

Joy : 

Katie Victory 

Undsay, Calvary 

First 

Love 

Maysville 

Midway 

Pa« 

1993 

TV 

ARBUCKLE ASSOCIATION 

First-1 

Grace ' 

TYinity 

Story 

Stratford 

Sulphur, Calvary 

First 

Walker 

Vfynnewood 

MlniMiW Chapel: 

Prairie View-1 

Pauls Valley, 

Val%Vi 

TOTALS 

Atoka, First 

Hillcrcst 

Southside 

'Bentfey 

Blackjack 

Boggy Depot 

Caney; 

Centrahoma 

Coalgate 

Cottonwood 

Crystal 

Farris 

Harmony 

2,300.00 

•1,224.00 

2,433.63 

10^704.92 

22R90 

aoo 

6,045.20 

3,37479 

1,513.61 

754.07 

49aoo 

324.90 

950L50 

3,913.71 

11,40444 

359,63 

•^664.12 

338,60 

• -1,770137 

10;92115 

1,559.72 

3,957.02 

aoo 

3,37a36 

6^515.05 

9,353.84 

429.18 

9;58L59 

1992 

Sa 

1,76100 

1,28180 

2,044;23 

11,13172 

386.66 

73.90 

^315.41 

3^796i48 

1,75126 

578,94 

; doo 

39a75 

917.60 

6,103.26 

11,91128 

327.68 

7,085.85 

299.44 

2,66174 

11,670176 

I,85a30 

3,317,52 

35.00 

i27103 

A335.87 

7,49146 

OlOO 

7,599.23 

3oaoo 300.00 

aoo aoo 

ioi,8AL ASSOCIATION 

5,468,61 

349.02 

544.33 

25a36 

676148 

25a24 

263.34 

313.26 

,2,317.00 

266.06 

215.98 

413.18 

683.07 

APRIL 29,1993 

4,997.44 

394.21 

1,282.24 

9100 

707,90 

263.53 

365.93 

2,787.00 

557.65 

165.91 

390.35 

62ai3 

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Cli«rclie« 

Lane \ . 

Lehlgb 

McGee Valley 

MtCartnel 

Olncy 

Stringtown 

Tupelo 

1\ishka 

Voca" .' "•"•• - : - '- • ""': 

Wards Chapel 

Wardville 

Wilson 

TOTALS 

15M 

IM* .., 

48dOO 

11&49 

1,13190 

53147 

309199 

1,24183 

HO&88 

1,579.67 

32172 

1,734.05 

54143 

10139 

21,22a75 

:;' BANNER ASSOCIATION 

Ada, Colbert 

Faith 

First 

Homer 

Lightning Ridge 

Morris Memorial 

New Bethel 

Oak Avenue 

Trinity 

Allen, First 

Byars 

Fittstown „ v 

Fjtzhugb, First 

Francis 

Galey v 

Konawa- 

Lovelady 

Roff 

Stonewall 

Union HUI 

Union Valley 

TOTALS 

1,627.00 

227.00 

32,13a77 

28112 

773.37 

3,873.37 

2,423.73 

3,513.99 

8,570177 

2,47a45 

• aoo 

453,00 

!.*•-. '- - ' 

I,25a03 

194^6 

1,123.94 

2,883.54 

i9iaa7 

: 168&62 

3,005:96 

903.60 

450L66 

',"•**•-, 

:•./.- w«r- • 

P.rW 

533.00 

5L99 

1.KW.67 

64a«0 

253.80 

1,341.07 

1,034.77 

I,53a22 

236.80 

aoo 

57L06 

144.89 

20,086.36 

1,341.62 

284.00 

48,87a06 

221.43 

772J5 

3,684.79 

2,604.84 

6,421.20 

7,436,23 

1,916.47 

0.00 

624.98 

1.43a87 

233.07 

815.01 

3,257^3 

1,736.84 

1,81476 

2,715.20 

89a02 

35a93 

87,422.32 

BECKHAM-MILLS ASSOCIATION ; 

Buffalo 

Carter 

Cheyenne 

Durham ••••-: ','*' 

Elk City, Eastside 

Fairview-1 

First " 

Main Street 

Erick 

Hammon, First 

Indian 

Hext 

342.65 

325.00 

7,470155 

I,64a68 

1,499.23 

56797 

27,117.67 

1,040.92 

6,470.38 

4,414.00 

3455 

139.84 

47L90 

41100 

,.8,103.40 

1,573.47 

1,465.84 

1,526,54 

25,936.57 

1,15428 

3,925.26 

3,232.68 

27.80 

158.16 

A-. 

Leedey 

LodeOak 

Magnolia 

Prairie View 

Retrop 

Reydon 

Rbea 

Spring Creek 

Strong City 

Sweetwater 

Teaob 

Elk aty, Templo-1 

VTOTA1S 

Armstrong 

Benningtoo 

Bokcfaito, Faith 

Dale 

* *- f 

« I* 

4,159.96 

9230,64 

9

Open Door 

Pennsylvania Avenue 

Plainview 

Portland Avenue 

Pott Road 

Putnam City 

Quail Springs-4 

Rancbo Village 

Rocfcwood 

Sharon 

Shields Boulevard 

South Lindsay , 

Southern Hill* 

Southern Temple 

Southwood \ 

Spring Creek 

, Sprlngdale 

Sunnytidc 

; Surrey Hllla 

Wnily.1-15 

VaJliyView 

Victory N Grace 

VUIage 

Walter Avenue 

WettLawn 

Wot Tenth Street 

Westemwood 

Wilmont Place 

• Woods -f 

Piedmont, First 

Spencer, IVuelove Pint 

Wbeatland 

Witcber 

Yukon, Calvary 

Canadian Valley 

Pint 

Mtttfea tr Ckapvli 

Dd City, Korean-17 

Exchange Aven Hisp-11 

First Southern Dcaf-5 

Harrah, Comerstone-9 

IfM 

T« 

Date 

aoo 

aoo 

13,875.74 

4aoo 

48,996,06 

52,45466 

9,107.58 

434X63 

49.43 

1,830.62 

3,250.00. 

44,973.43 

1,061.82 

2,763.91 

3,39173 

39aoo 

aoo 

5,442.76 

10,586.40 

533.08 

175.00 

36,784.25 

283.83 

2,379.69 

56&30 

$749.53 

U5CU2 

aoo 

690140 

64125 

aoo 

17,097.02 

5,935.70 

2oaoo 

aoo 

aoo 

aoo 

MIDWC, OK Christiah-6 596i27 

OKC, Agncw Aye Hisp-10 4126 

Calvary-8 ; 0,00 

Capitol Hill Hsp-12 11172 

Chinese-4 69&OQ 

Laotian-15 20tOO 

Olivet Hlsp-16 8682 

Trinity Korean-1 112.00 

Vtetnaincse-14 75.00 

Waterloo M Hispank-13 28100 

OUwr Ai*a Chirch**: 

Newalla, Grace Place 25aOO 

OKC, NewCburch 20000 

MIDWQ Korean 

OKQ Korean 

New Trinity 

TOTALS 

1992 

15L59 

306.54 

483.17 

13,314.68 

557.27 

52,90101 

40,353.13 

11,502.96 

97.49 

107161 

3,271X46 

2,925.00 

38,216.89 

1,901.64 

4,120160 

1,014.88 

OlOO 

5.230& 

7,845.81 

354.36 

105.00 

39,231.56 

85d98 

155.10 

6,52124 

95122 

9,853.76 

783,95 

9,150.93 

10.00 

789?57 

1,16803 

ftOQ 

96615 

14,905.92 

4,413.74 

aoo 

iaoo 

oido 

aoo 

834.30 

moo 

0125 

219.93 

1,164.00 

51.00 

4R51 

r 0.00 

loaoo 

27168 

aoo 

100.00 

aoo 

0.00 aoo 

aoo aoo 

827,079.59 815,720179 

CENTRAL ASSOCIATION 

Canton 1,00177 1,06193 

Canton Indian aOO 0.00 

Ottfaion 680144 867.22 

Coyle,First 768100 37174 

Crescent, Central 29d67 15413 

First 4,016.32 4,004.48 

OakVallcy 286.86 215.26 

Dover 466.69 693.37 

EIRenovAmhy 2,389.73 2,033.73 

Firtt-3 16J45.99 17,911.96 

Indian UOO i82.20 

Southern Heights 689.89 516.45 

Trinity 1,360104 1,723.37 

Geary 1,097.18 1,483.44 

Greenfield, First 652.42 73&T7 

Guthric, Noble Avenue 2,264.37 3,712.78 

Hennessey, First-1 4,71d63 3,989.08 

Kingfisher, First-4 7,132.98 5,539.11 

First Indian , 0.00 000 

Oak Street 28689 

Longdak 185.90 

Mulball 1,567.15 !,< 

Okcenc 2,073.«J 3,891.74 

Omega 261,80 167.97 

Scward Road ^ 523.14 612.10 

UnlonQV :l,375.67 1,022.22 

Watonga; Finn ; 5,763.^) 6,539.95 

TWnity 587;53 792.90 

Woodcrast 569.10 831.89 

MissUa^r Chapelt . . 

Calumet.3 ttOO 000 

Heiineacy, Spanish-1 aOO OOP 

Okarcb' : ' .-, 

Oak Street 

Park Place 

Drumright 

Freedom Hill 

Glencoe 

Hallett 

Jennings 

Kdlyyille 

Kicfer 

Mannford, Lakeside 

Marai 

Masbaoi - 

Millay-4 

Mounds 

Oak Grove 

piitoo .•.'•. " 

Only Way 

Paradtoc 

Pawnee, Pint 

Indian 

.Perkins 

Ralston 

Sapulpa, 

Dripping Springi 

; Forest Hills 

Ridgeway 

Westside 

Shamrock 

Slick ; 

Stillwater, Countryside 

Fiist-1 

Hilloest 

Southside 

University Hdgbu-3 

Sunrise , 

Tcdton 

Vale 

MMM W ClMêk 

63a83 

5,87146 

1,033.24 

^741.73 

2,453.63 

9,994.25 

1.S5W7 

-WllO 

7,785.97 

12L52 

2,78ai8 

1.81ZW 

3,072.55 

1,095.45 

1,935.93 

137.21 

1,006.28 

555.11 

136c79 

155.58 

409.73 

925.00 

3,328107 

7,214.92 

174,91 

aoo 

1,21176 

259.00 

iaiii39 

27iOO 

8,05488 

1,013^1 

802.26 

25.31L56 

58a48 

U9L84 

1,93L31 

815.00 

155.23 

aoo 

20,01190 * 

i,5oaoo 

1,669.82 

262.96 

1,746146 

Gypsy-4 79.00 

Sapulpa, ; 

Pickett Prairie-2 1,279.12 

Stillwater, Chinese-3 526.00 

Korean-1 aOO 

TCTTALS 147,65a63 

PttM 

aaoo 

22075 

285.20 

aoo 

131169 

46731 

5,769.39 

937.23 

7,461.63 

2,003.07 

9,638.61 

1,482,65 

127J7 

8,585.25 

376.22 

2,894.12 

1,966.00 

3^46110 

saop 

1,745.50 

aoo 

757.28 

2,317.84 

578L53 

V29.48 

609.84 

44L04 

i,34aoo 

3,265.79 

7,03425 

199.39 

aoo 

I,13a45 

isaoo 

11,303.14 

23ai5 

1*22166 

1,14^94 

71792 

2,510104 

94100 

15A58 

ado 

30,01449 

900.00 

1,350.00 

3,434.06 

285.51 

Ii48122 

6,389.90 

aoo 

1,174.17 

51X15 

OlQO 

162,30150 

"DESIGNATED OKLAHOMA MINISTRIES 1 * 

Sdlhyatcr, First aOO 29.00 

University Hcijghls 2,899.20 

COMANCH&C0ITON ASSOCIATION 

Abpcatooc 275.23 

Antkxh aOO 

Cache, First 1,494.33 

AVichita 389.97 

Chattanooga $214.76 

Dcvol 362.39 

Elgin, First-2 $259.64 

Emerson 25462 

Fa»n 367.77 

Ftetcber 1$892.24 

Geronimo I,2?t07 

Indiabpma 2>0ia88 

Lawton, Cacbc^Road 2,23R64 

Cah«ry-l 3,354.61 

Cameron 2,00000 

Central 12,997.71 

First 32,215.81 

First East 12,912.56 

First West aOO 

Friendship aOO 

Immanud 1,17132 

Jefferson 60U1 

Korean First 36aOO 

Memorial \ aOO 

Missk» Village 702.01 

aOO 

If26a08 

262.15 

5,272*2 

455.46 

5,81^39 

20t$9 

1,033.85 

13,22tt51 

1,87&69 

1,005.66 

2.26R48 

2,836.59 

54aOO 

14,33d81 

33,49187 

A627.02 

7,645.09 

aOO 

20187 

55JBL96 

45aOO 

aOO 

823.10 

Mount Calvary 

Nocthskk 

Olivet 

'Pollard Avenue 

•Southside 

Trinity 

Westwood 

Letitia 

MedidncPark 

New Salem 

Paradise Valley . 

Randlett 

Richards Spur 

Sterling 

Temple 

Union Valley 

Walters, 

' 

Calvary 

1993 im 

Dast 

•- 

25.00 

1,821.00 

2aoo 

14a94 

6,873.27 

I,23ai2 

6saoo 

936.15 

196.49 

3,526.96 

-. 446.86 

765^8 

3,80a09 

2,198,25 

1,398.09 

2,217.27 

11.789JO 

Elgin; Locust Grove-2 

Lawton, Calvary Span-1 229.03 

TOTALS 143,69153 

,25.00 

1,836.00 

76192 

aoo 

12493 

6,382.62 

784.03 

1,912.40 

70&41 

190.14 

3,40a88 

58L88 

79116 

3^12.20 

1,136.59 

1,286.19 

1,322.86 

15,855;49 

90.00 

;368.19 

177.83 

143,853.50 

CONCORD-KIOWA ASSOCIATION 

Coaoord-Kkwa Auoc. • aOO 

Arapabo : 784.96 

ButmFtot-4 4,154.38 

Butler 1,243.27 

aintoo, Outer Avenue I,08a21 

Firat-1-3 

16,930.83 

Indian 

aoo 

CocdeU 

7,587.15 

Cutter Qty 

93&02 

1,415.94 

. 375.14 

Gotebo 

74LOO 

Hobart, Firtt-2 9,579.98 

Wathington Street 1,767.53 

LboeWolf 

419.46 

Mountain View 5,387.33 

Salem 

325.20 

Sentinel 

4,512.00 

Takiga 

606.88 

Thomaf 

4,278.25 

Weatberford, 

Emmanuel 8,264.26 

17,379.05 

Indian 

aoo 

346.96 

*r Chapel: 

Canute-4 .•;•.. .< ; -. Grove 1903.49 

Oak Ridge 000 

Pilgrims Rest 237J3 

Rattan 1565.69 

Rufe 945.63 

Sawyer 213.63 

Sboab 88802 

Sobol 1387.00 

Soper; 1,12171 

Swink 22156 

Tom 20539 

Tuskaboma 433.97 

Valliant, First 166025 

Trinity ; 791.09 

Wright Qty 4,10100 

Mtohw «r CluB*b . • 

FortTowson,Lakeside.2 29.01 

Hooobia, Faithway-1 36.88 

Hugo, Marab-3 OOO 

Smithville 

TOTALS 

V 1 "" 11 ^ 

" 1 '" ' ** ' ' ! „ . T A ' ^ ' 4 '^^?' H **"**^"** 

19tt 

31017 

"000 

D.50 

1423.17 

4758L30 

93448 

106.74 

1393.25 

14&46 

13470 

23105 

19532 


000 

12000 

189470 

21335 

1256.51 

856.11 

1897.80 

" 412 

7,743.44 

43470 

22330 

15190 

235.90 

630000 

103.78 

167452 

1457.06 

568.16 

23085 

17071 

60419 

000 

178104 

000 

268.26 

1489.41 

37150 

325.84 

83101 

1,396.00 

556,21 

000 

325.02 

319.83 

1,950.00 

912.63 

4213.00 

5.24 

8417 

38.22 

aoo aw 

72,83137 63,468.83 

GRADY ASSOCIATION 

Alex Southern 48002 

Amber 2,616.40 

Bradley 206.04 

Chickasha, ; 

College Heights-l ^73875 

First 19,906.66 

Michigan Avenue 66193 

Trinity 3^987.70 

CoxOty 228.56 

Hazel Dell 73453 

Laverty 140147 

Middleberg 100400 

Minco . 4315.54 

Ninnekab 8,696.49 

Pocasset 5,246.83 

Ridgecrest 6,34431 

Rush Springs Southern 5,487.01 

Sharon 4,734.27 

Tattle, First I(r\08l77 

NewHdghU 1.479L08 

Vim/Ridge 605.20 

53868 

3,219.01 

19194 

8,64129 

19,04176 

100731 

3,505.26 

236.08 

865.38 

927.53 

148400 

7,035.73 

7,676.97 

5,02124 

6,01161 

486416 

4889.88 

9,54443 

193000 

Mtotiii«arChaytb '••:••.'• ". •' -. ,''.;''.'•":'- 

Chicbsha, Primera Igl-1 10153 105.06 

TOTALS 89,062.09 87,375.24 

JOHNSTON.MARSHALL ASSOCIATION 

Bromide . 

BuUard Chapel 

Coieman 

ConnerviUe 

Cumberland 

Enbis •'•';•: ;• •• '. 

Grantham . 

Kingston, Pint 

603.89 

41846 

13170 

566.80 

62126 

59077 

68476 

189141 

51869 

407.15 

157.17 

457.00 

74071 

346.48 

909,10 

186455 

Chwehw 

I Hilltop 

Lakeview 

Lebanon 

LhtlcGty ^ 

MadiH, Crossroads 

First 

Grace 

Oakview-1 

Trinity, Southern 

MannsviUe ' "• * 

Milburn 

Mill Creek ^ 

Nida 

Russett --o-:;-\./ 

Tesocna Southern 

Tbhomingo, Calvary 

" . 

Wapanucka 

IMS 

T« 

DM* 

176.07 

85100 

43126 

171083 

104100 

4607.90 

13043 

416415 

1,698,25 

109052 

766.64 

000 

22891 

369.00 

269142 

1787.14 

4217.77 

47873 

106856 

MadiU, Oakview Mex-1 65 JO 

TOTALS 33,30684 

Blackwell,First 

Immanud 

Braman .• -:•,'-. 

Burbank 

Raw Qty, Oakgrove 

Kildare 

Lamont 

Marland 

Newkirfc, First 

Ponca City, First 

Lpngwood: 

-Northeast',,:-:. 

Osage Heights 

Ranch Drive 

Second^;/- . 

Southside 

". Indian ;.: ; :v ' 

Red Rode, First 

' " 

Shidler, First 

Tonkawa, First 

EAY ASSOCIATION 


97013 

7127 

35835 

x 65893 

323,19 

866.25 

137.21 

121192 

27,70862 

456.99 

2,09536 

11793.62 

25000 

5202? 

75^0 

553.42 

6,183.68 

0.00 

63103 

aoo 

100083 

2,75180 

Fort Oakland 6190 

Ponca Qty, Crcstvkw-1 603.18 

TOTALS 65.3S6.1S 

LEFLORE ASSOCIATION 

Albion ; 

Arkoma 

BigCreek 

Bokbshe, First 

Buffalo Valley 

Calboun 

Cameron 

Cowljngtpn 

Double Branch 

Faita ; •...'••.':•; 

Fanshawe 

Forrester 

Heart O The Hilli 

Heaveher, Pint 

Nbrthside 

Hodgen 

Hobon Valley 

Hontubby 

Howe, Faith* 

;."'First ;.;-/-•' 

Independence 

LeFlore 

Liberty Hill 

Loving 

Monroe 

MtVkw 

Muse 

Octavia 

OWBoko.be 

Panama 

Perry Chapel 

Petros 

Pilgrims Rest 

Pocola, First 

Poteau, First 

Foundation 

Immanuel 

Southside 

Trinjty-1 

41420 

4345.11 

1805,21 


906.27 

228,88 

80.00 

8071 

1065.53 

835.82 

95.53 

69162 

83.07 

6,13339 

1000 

259.83 

75000 

6,86853 

•- ooo 

32864 

243.04 

62094 

56825 

30100 

87812 

517.47 

155885 

75.00 

48137 

Ii996.97 

1KOO 

88194 

446.00 

9194 

43465 


906.62 

11,303.93 

22011 

6,097.23 

1007.00 

26633 

86100 

375.12 

163492 

936.00 

7,06431 

96.70 

408831 

1817.41 

1355.17 

1,226.54 

000 

28938 

479.97 

303J58 

2,00141 

133445 

5,025.48 

869.90 

76171 

sisi 

37,24405 

1703.25 

839.12 

9818 

219.16 

586.19. 

243.88 

1058.18 

17450 

144131 

28,563,89 

1695.00 

166480 

ia968,63 

93335 

486.25 

8043 

745.41 

9,857.18 

000 

387.13 

31459 

1339.49 

3,51539 

4457 

537.76 

70497.64 

51183 

3,802,85 

180820 

44000 

705.87 

19072 

4000 

8496 

839.46 

857.45 

99J08 

32424 

30820 

6,66034 

000 

22826 

577.48 

7.36192 

000 

239.58 

18100 

537.50 

60177 

279.00 

86112 

32093 

1,125.68' 

20000 

53178 

1763.52 

6440 

773.64 

283.00 

10148 

356.74 

1669.47 

40493 

10,945.38 

52330 

3,72170 

5,606.01 

779.00 

Prairie Grove 

Shady, Point 

Spiro i 

Spring Hill 

Summerfield 

Talihina, First 

Victory 

Whitesboro 

Wister, Bethel 

First 

Zoe 

MlMtMS «r Ckaawb 

Poteau, Oakridge-1 

an 1991 

. Date 

23888 

443.74 

467189 

25107 

1153.11 

192530 

60000 

609.62 

846 

3.40886 

1173.09 

51239 

000 

Baptist Home Fellowship 000 

Poteau, Twin Oaks 

TOTALS 

Addington 

" ' 

000 

,000 

7174084 

MULUNS ASSOCIATION 

Central v ; -'; : ' 

Comanche, First 

Patterson .• /...'• : - ; 

..Coriim'- •-;-. -'•• •'•-.•' 

Countryside 

Countyline, First , 

Dentoa •>.-.-• • • ' - 

Duncan, City Heights 

." ; FirsM.> -- -;-:--;V,- /.•:;: 

:••:, Grace > s ,-•';-.•/- 

Highland Park 

Immanuel 

>• Parkview':" . •: 

Western Heights 

• Mr V..•:••'•."•:•>•:.;• 

GaUfa i-:- 

Hastings 

Irving 

Lakeside 

Loco 

Marlbw, Eastside 

First 

Meridian, First 

Ryan •: v- ; 80104 

48400 

4105.61 

3,037.45 

2,536.65 

966.79 

54487 

1356.94 

42153 

30000 

26,55010 

^190.66 

5,20134 

27,55631 

182072 

1507.00 

1227.68 

1195.29 

418069 


59168 

132029 

96050 

000 

1,25196 

19,575.00 

137461 

v' •'••' 111730 

Terral, First 1,21491 

Vetaia 

5,226.48 

Waurika 

1287.60 

Mtori.ai «c Chaadb . 

Duncan, Primera Igles-1 000 

TOTALS 122339.20 

MUSKOGEE ASSOCIATION 

PAGES THE BAPTIST MESSENGER APRIL 29,1993 PAQE9 

Boynton 

Braggs 

Brush Hill 

Cbecotah 

Coweta, First 

Elm Grove 

Port Gibson, First 

Victory 

HaskeU 

Hitchita, First 

Hulbert 

Keefetoh, Trinity 

Lone Star 

Mclntosh 

. 

Muskogee, Bethel 

Boston Ave ; 

Brushy Mountain 

Calvary .-.- 

/Central'-' '•/•'". ' 

Easierh Height 

Fairview 

."•'First:'" '••:•'.•:.:•'"•:,.- 

First Indian 

Grandview 

Hyde Park 

Immanuel 

Lawrence Street 

Meadowbrook 

New Faith 

New Hope 

vNortbside 

OldhamMem 

Shilob 

Southeast , 

Timothy 

Norwood, Lakeview 

Notchietown 

57155 

67080 

105859 

639115 

3,70536 

3,622.10 

84&51 

3,585.00 

000 

3,015.51 

22400 

1,538.18 

955.09 

1157.72 

199.73 

000 

1565.48 

3,98105 

18121 

4155.78 

128884 

10,58635 

1Q1823 

67,06499 

609.00 

56,567.22 

70862 

138682 

2,165.72 

147143 

6833 

130442 

809:72 

6,69874 

1659.18 

2,10169 

80125 

615.15 

176.69 

439162 

43052 

538433 

205.03 

1767.15 

1136J8 

255.00 

1219.52 

-- 23.28 

2,70838 

130491 

413.40 

0.00 

000 

aoo 

aoo 

73,005.21 

69858 

27420 

4387.46 

1707.77 

1847.80 

92024 

229182 

895.06 

•*1157 

30000 

20558JB6 

31803 

3,677.19 

2730462 

111168 

153100 

1396J1 

124191 

5,04141 

1297.90 

66333 

182131 

92469 

39180 

130113 

2148848 

2,525.89 

1216.00 

W2L40 

5^120 

539.21 

158024 

116,587.29 

69174 

646.77 

137837 

6,007.69 

4055.93 

170100 

78809^ 

3,655.00 

>000 

3368L52 

^586.52 

1607.09 

129897: 

1191M 

16899 

000 

897.46 

3,609.13 

21430 

3,28080 

3,455.00 

1144637 

122531 

39,934.08 

68122 

9,739.46 

717.98 

32468 

107M6 

1266.60 

46.57 

236187 

946.00 

3,203.92 

3,72844 

144425 

18536 

319.26 

315.83 

M>

ofay;- „ , 

Oktaba, Trinity 

Onapa 

Porter 

Porum , 

StonttlutT 

IWinOaks " > 

Wagoner, First 

. Immanuel Sthrn 

Wainwright 

Warner 

Webber* Falls, Fint 

Green Valley 

Otfcer Area Chvrtto: 

Muskogee, Grace 

1M3 

2,454.18 

22154 

99L35 

3,369.14 

423.46 

50X53 

I,390i79 

10,483.44 

2,923.97 

1,245.63 

5,53641 

1,781.89 

18196 

23LOO 

IM2 

Sane 

PwM 

3,226.31 

21435 

.1,25186 

2,555.40 

556.36 


1,00164 

1*874.47 

^ ,14a76 

3,187.71 

5,02a83 

1,916,27 

37622 

aoo 

Muskogee, Midland Valley 000 8613 

TOTALS . 180269.99 153,42154 

MUSKOGEfÊMINOLE-WICHFTA 

Alabama 

Anadarko, Rock Springs 

Arbeka .;'->.:'-:'.';.'" 

Artussee /. 

Beaver Indian 

Beroo -' :' ./• ''•;'' .' 

Big Arbor 

Bird Creek " 

Buckeye Creek 

Butler Creek 

CedarRiyer 

Cedar Springs 

Cold Spring 

Cowcta, Cedar Creek 

Deep Fork Hillabee 

Dustin, Faith , 

Eufaula, Cedar Creek 

-'New Arbor 

Grave Creek 

Grecnleaf 

Hickory Ground 1 

Hickory Ground 2 

High Spring, Creek 

• Seminole L : -,v 

Hillabee v 

Hulchechuppa f 

Little Coweta 

Little Cussetah 

Uttlc Quarsarty . 

Mekusukcy 

Middle Creek 1 

Middlecrcck2 

Montesoma . • ', 

Nuyaka . ' 

Okfuskee 

Okmulgee, First, Indian 

Indian ,"•"... ; 

Prairie Springs 

Quarsarity Alabama 

Rock Springs, Seminole 

Salt Creek 

Sand Creek 

Sand Spring 

Sapulpa, Community! Ind 

Seminole, First Indian 

Silver Springs 

Snake Creek 1 

Shake Creek 2 

Texanna 

Tookparfka 

Trenton 

IVtmochussee • 

l\ilsa, Gracemont Indian 

Tuskegee 

Vian 

Wekiwa 

Weogufkee 

West Eufaula 

WettKmka 

Wcwoka 

Yanteka 

TOTALS 

000 

000 

90.00 

000 

aoo 

000 

000 

443;77 

- Memorial Heights 4,639.47 

trinity 2,00000 

4,048135 

1,21130 

742.44 

3,40164 

30^72115 

3,56652 

3,10000 

ChwdM 

• 

Delaware 

FoyiH 

Oreer 

Gregory 

HiOdafe 

NowaU 

Oolagah 

Rabbt Creek 

Rotting Hills 

Sagecyah 

Sequoyah 

South Coffeyviiie 

TalaKa 

TKawab Community 

Veniigris 

Washington-2 

Willieo 

Winganon ; t , 

• fvW^^V^^PW. ^m .^^BB^P^^VBw : j 

Ctaranore, Midmy-2 

' 

.' OtfcwrArw '• CkuchMt 

CUremore, Victory 

TOTALS 

1991 

TO 

Date 

77102 

1,015.32 

aoo 

43473 

3,205.31 

396,73 

aoo 

5.472.66 

1.683J3 

16416 

3,921.51 

88531 

2,lia38 

38L99 

126.47 

3,449.77 

1,100.90 

1.30&38 

252.01 

357.22 

0.00 

0.00 

72,786.77 

SALT FORK ASSOCIATION 

Alva 

Bethel Hawky 

Canneri 

Cherokee.';:::;: "'^ 

Oeo Springs 

Rdrvlcw 

Freedom 

Helena 

Morning Star 

Nash 

Orion 

Wakito 

Wayiwka 

TOTALS ' 

Anlioch 

Bowers 

Cambria 

Enterprise 

Featberston 

Freedom 

SANSBOIS 

Highbridge 

Keota, Centerpoint 

Pint • . :- ;; ' 

iQnta 

Lequire 

'Lutie -•; ;, ' , 

MoCurtain 

MtHome 

Rock Creek 

Old High Bridge 

Panola 

Qulnton •• ; :.-. ', .-'..• 

Red Oak, Pint 

Rocky Ridge 

Stigler.Fint 

Main Street 

Sulphur Spring* 

Tamaba, Southern 

WertUbetty 

WhitefieU 

Wilburton,Calvary 

Centerpoint 

;-'Fint- • : ''-/. • '.. ,'•'' 

Southside 

TOTALS 

5,062.24 

2,423.91 

222.24 

10,975.88 

298L97 

1)545.01 

113.38 

20400 

^85.00 

2,278.74 

74122 

91411 

173143 

27,202.13 

ASSOCIATION 

36252 

1,847.86 

5104 

180.00 

90532, 

aoo 

1105.00 

— 54157 

aoo 

1226.77 

41840 

380.69 

102.60 

372.89 

799J3 

146178 

25.34 

50413 

2,043.28 

1,205.23 

2WL77 

2,82196 

3,38491 

18474 

149 156 

2,192.72 

2,215.25 

• 2,123.16 

1,680.00 

6,043.88 

v 525.81 

H77431 

1992 

SUM 

5iai4 

1,155.81 

aoo 

420.13 

1.9ia89 

168.20 

437J8 

7,066.18 

137&64 

145.76 

W57.47 

776.92 

2,303.88 

895.19 

37145 

108.73 

1,183.39 

1,857.60 

33195 

232.00 

125.13 

80,365.36 

4893.08 

418448 

268.30 

8,815.91 

185.08 

2,929.62 

108.18 

43167 

732.00 

2,497.47 

82486 

578.93 

i525i22 

27,97480 

429.29 

199185 

56.66 

isaoo 

667.73 

aoo 

2,352.60 

360.79 

aoo 

1.592J4 

24100 

382.09 

282.00 

522.42 

386.98 

642.77 

3100 

563.43 

1,74452 

124ai6 

232.70 

3,12232 

3,356.39 

139.26 

13&44 

1355.50. 

2,192.89 

2,03106 

1343.00 

5.82&04 

42469 

33,833.12 

SOUTH CANADIAN ASSOCIATION 

Alwood- 87194 91481 

Banner 44190 ^639.41' 

Bowtes> 3463 35.47 

Calvin 1329.01 1,412;42 

Canon 1.46Z23 1,19131 

Cromwell 72150 1,82000 

Hignway 727.11 '779.00 

HoWenvilk, Calvary 000 456.95 

First %157.06 10,035.90 

First Indian 32188 189.21 

PconW«t 38339 389.81 

Indian Nations 238.61 32.29 

Lamarr ' 113wl5 127.99 

Many Springs Indian 124.11 152.76 

Midway 61074: 63424 

Sasakwa 38000 728.50 

Seminole, First 14443.97 16,80048 

Harvey Road 1283.21 1,34635 

Chuck** 

Ideal Street 

Trinity 

TwinOtks 

VamooM 

Wetumka 

Wewoka,Fint 

Wolf 

Yeager 

TOTALS 

um 

Ti 

. Date 

^f^VA 

P. l 

522JO 

902.92 

1^2142 

, 209.96 

6,445.28 

2,83400 

260.00 

57.34 

45,210.86 

' . ., SOUTHWEST 

Altus, PnniHimiH 

First, 

Soutbside 

Trinity 

Antkxfa 

Blair 

Corinth . 

Duke 

EIDondo 

Friendship 

Gould 

Granite, First 

Headrick 

Hess"'-' -.•'••"\^ ' • • ' • ' 

HolHs, Faith 

••/•First:':: ."v.' : : ', 

LakeCraek; 

Mangum, First 

Trinlqr 

Martha 

CNuttee 

Prairie HU1 

Reed 

Roosevelt 

RmseU •;. i; ; : -; 

.Snydeir--^;' .' - -.:-'. ;. : 

Vinson 

^Willow. ; :-';-.-::. : 2,645.27 

37,878.19 

3,026.59 

76188 

45dl5 

3.343.M 

973.22 

156&48 

2,120.24 

U77.89 

"856.79 

2,405^4 

48100 

i0474 

220.62 

9.464.68 

1,169.96 

12,402.03 

2,599.03 

1,65121 

499.12 

424.13 

245.22 

167152 

519.42 

3,654.87 

13127 1 

'':.. "'•.•..''.:'.- 79170 

Fairvicw 

TOTALS 

Davidson > - 

Frederick, Bethd 

FlnM 

Grandfidd, Calvaiy 

' '' 

ASSOCIATION 

469.75 

927.36 

1.W5.17 

212.84 

6,68631 

3^94.00 

217.85 

8174 

50,843.92 

2,86110 

36,855.91 

4,202,04 

772.42 

478.24 

2,974.72 

95469 

2,135.02 

2^94.82 

M45.01 

1.095J6 

2448.28 

599.00 

454.70 

•460.87 

10,746,46 

1.325.2T 

14,31166 

2,895.72 

1,367.11 

885.90 

424J4 

25485 

1,706.14 

747.73 

3,08143 

205.40 

76496 

000 OLOO 

93,44180 98^743.55 

TILLMAN ASSOCIATION 

HoUfater 

Maoitou 

Mountain Pack 

Snyder, Soutbside 

Tiptbri •" 

MIsdMi tr Clupck 

Frederick, Tempio-1 

GrandOdd, Prim Ig-2 

TOTALS 

Buby, 

Riverview 

Bowden 

Broken Arrow, 

ArrowHeightt 

Aspen Park 

Calvaty v 

Ckarview 

CountyUne 

Faith 

Pint 

PorestRidge 

Indian Spring. 

' Liberty-10 ' ' ' 

aoo 

3.29L98 

7,773u91 

I,59a84 

1,90031 

150.63 

2.896L37 

18&2S 

,44036 

627.07 

6,313.78 

286.10 

60.73 

25,688142 

TULSA ASSOCIATION 

3.540J9 

5,565.91 

802.00 

f 

4,846.15 

3^17.00 

234.75 

6,135.11 

975.93 

1,500.92 

48,743.14 

208.25 

1,662.99 

' 4,00000 

Sunnyside 87i69 

ColUnsyille, P1rst>5 11,70042 

Coweta, Emmanuel So 1,529.00 

Glenpopl, First 3,824.00 

Inoto, Calvary 1J08006 

First 6,146.04 

Trtoir/ 274.74 

Jenks, Beaver St-2 3,585.11 

First 5,31017 

Southside 568.29 

Uonard, First 748.80 

Mannford, First 2,104.63 

Mounds, Liberty 3,19100 

Oakhunt ;000 

Oakhurst, Ind Pdlowship 116.73 

Owassb; Bethd-12 6,82000 

Gentral 4,169.53 

First 10584.75 

L256.41 

1,978.23 

9,863.13 

1,433.88 

1,614.46 

21L32 

2,837.90 

277.37 

87.40 

39L57 

534.84 

22L65 

69.95 

26,543.46 

6,10649 

4,96085 

735.65 

6,663.46 

3,239.00 

19L92 

7,826.85 

777.47 

1559.91 

6135049 

OOO 

173a» 

3,00000 

OOO 

604.48 

11,004.31 

1,60000 

3,602.00 

985.14 

5,27133 


3,073.89 

6,628.60 

216.00 

457.47 

2,195.57 

1783.00 

000 

105.28 

14,957.57 

5,175.44 

13,032.40 

IMS 

* ^^ 

Sand Spring*, Anderson 47^0 

Angus Acres 1119097 

Broadway - 8,507.18 

* CaKmy 

732.82 

Fisher 

1356.00 

Keystooe 104190 

Linestooe 1053.65 

Ridge Dr-4 11182 

•• Rlmrock 

20028 

2,409154 

Sapulpa, Chapel HIM 204.08 

"South Heights 1599.47 

Skiatook, First 2,948.69 

Immanud 3,00000 

Sperry, First 5,257.66 

Tuba, Bdvlew 1138J8 

Beraan 

3,62432 

Berry Hill 1755.00 

Bowen Indian 215 36 

Brookside 2,136.75 

10628.18 

Croweb Hdghtt 

Easton Heights 

Eleventh Street 

First* ^ 

Freedom 

Garden Qly 

GarnettRoad 

Gifciease HBIs 

Glehwood 

CWdenHilll 

Harvard Avenue 

ImmaniieW-ll 

Lakeyiew Heights 

Lynn Laiae 

Manger 

Maylair 

Memorial-l 

Oafaidge 

;pi»rt;:^:: >/•:;-:"^-;;: 

Opportunity HdîU 

Parkland 

Padwlew-16 

Phoenix Avenue 

Ranch Acres 

Red Fork 

Ridge Crest 

Rhwriide 

Second Chance 

Sequoyah Hilb-15 

Sheridan Road 

Skdlydrive 

South Tuba 

Southern Hills 

Southwood '•;• 

Springdale •';.• 

Suncrett • .v/;;'-. 

Tuba Indian 

Valley Vkw 

View Acres 

White 

Winnetka Heights 

Woodland Acres 

Vera, First Southern 

1588.84 

2^96649 

737.00 

50352.76* 

599.77 

51O75 

;-'••' '•'''• 

Piiroell, First 

•Union Hill 

Victdry-1 

Roiedafc 

Slaughterville 

Snow HiH 

1\vdve Corners i 

Washington 

Wiync '.".;, ;;: ; :-' : 

29080 

323.10 

4457.10 

18100 

1,027.62 

55151 

16400 

20739 

14031 

15000 

62499 

4145.72, 

1,053.33^ 

793.67o 

t8ia47 

79;4868t 

2,71010 

7,82184 

16110 

660100 

1,39431 

5,31690 

477600 

axwo^ ~"-:;;'799.23" 

2;785.27 2,634^9 

17;42024 6XS97.58 

1,68135 138636 

1,865^9 1,639.65 

000 96.98 

33831 442.85 

000* 37,29338 

4279^90 x4.507.94 

16148 105.15 

56044 553.73 

177400 1653.00 

717.81 1062.05 

»8,64 '•' 

9;71161 

55172 

4,335-73 

4836i$0 

2,97017 

1,059.20 

12,299136 

2,889i07y 

75434 

609ii68 

1,497,72 

1,378.94 

7669 

5,475.09 

1,80195 

; - : •'•-'-: 252.94 

9454;10 

532.00 

4,854.01 

5,68112 

': 2;796k64 

1,063.62 

10,649.04 

6,803.93 

W0.43 

788.80 

1,529.20 

120111 

(0.00 

4,169.14 

2,315.59 

Lexington, Spanish-10 

UtUc Axe, Comer St-11 

'Mo>CMr^V;;;>-/c-; : "\.o' v ''••"•'. -'' 

• CalvaryChinese-8 

J First Indian-2 

Morning Stei>7 

Norman, First Indian-6 

First IntT-9 ^ 

Fir»tKprean-3 

~ Laou*an*5 .-•' : -'-.' ; ' ; •.'' ; ''- : 

v Trini^ H|s>-12 v 

Purcd), Johnsba Rd-1 

443.63 

24058 

495.66 

aoo 

aw 

185.06 

34410 

50.00 

48.76 

312.04 

93.51 

486.00 

422.72 

aoo 

127.22 

38037 

59.00 

4136 

258.16 

17101 

16036 

209/»1832 238^15495 

"DESIGNATED OKLAHOMA MINISTRIES" 

Norman, First v 31420.23 15,550u03 

•DESIGNATED SBC r Cf 1 ! 

Norman, First i 5,550.75 

WASHINGTON-OSAGE ASSOCIATION 

Avaiit ; -.-v"'w"'" '•'••'." : ' • 979.00 

Barnsdail v 1,57^44 

Bartiesvillc, Eastern Hg 9,39043 

Firsti 48k91ft48 

HiîlandPark 7;87176 

Southern 668128 

TVinity^ 1,337143 

.Virginia Avenue 

Westside 

Dewcy,Bluestem-l 

First : : - : , : 7,09065 

1,582-16 

1,15416 

- ' 9,557.09 

Fairfax; First Osage 1,888:32 

Hominy, First 417157 

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Elgin, First 

Elk City, Eastside 

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Enid, Calvary 

Emmanuel 

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Eufaula, First 

Nursing Home 

Terra Star RV 

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Fairland, First 

Fairview, First 

Fittstown, First 

fitzhugh, ; 

Fletcher, First 

Fort Cobb, First 

Fort Gibson, First/ 

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Frederick, First 

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Golden / ' 

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Grantham 

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Healdton, First 

Hennessey,.First 

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Hickory / 

Hintoh,First 

'ttJobart; First 1 

Hpidenville, First 

frehn West 

^Hollis,Firsv ; 

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Hooker, First 

Hughes: ; 

Hugo,Firet ; 

Hydro, First 

Trimly 

Indiahoma, First 

\Indianola 

Inola, First ;- 

Joncs, First : 100-1 

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Kellyville, First 

/Sunrise 

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Wilmbnt Place 

Okmulgee, First 

Second 

NuyakaMis. 

Oiustce, First 

OnlyWay 

Oologah 

Orion, First 

Qwasso, Bethel 

Paden /•••-/•/:. ' -.'• 

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Paoli, First y 

Paradise Valley 

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Pawnee, First 

Payne 

Perkins, First 

Perry, First 

Kaw Street Chapel 

Picher, First 

Piedmont, First ; 

Pocola, First : 

Ponca City fFirst v 

Longwood 

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Sunset 

; Crestview Mis. 

Poteau, First 

Immanuel / 

Prague, First 

'Preston^ First 

Pryor,First 

Pleasant View 

Southeast .; 

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Victory , 

Ramona, First 

RatliffCity;First 

Rattan, First ^ 

Ringlirig, First" 

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Rolling Hills, First 

Roosevelt, First 

Salina, First ... 

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Sayre, First 

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Canyon Road 81 - 2 

4 EastonHts. 128 58 - 

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" Lincoln Ave. : 102 66 - 

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First 

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Stating Ke ^coiild ho longer $erve"with 

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-year-old GeOrma; Elected Svw^ fabiilty Decimated -^35 olf5 goneîii the 

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cally pure 

TABERMACl£ Chriit portrayed in 

Tob^rnocU ' 

* EvangtliiHc . 

D«vork)ftol 

-Procfical 

. * For ScHadkiling or 

Mor« informolion 

B«rn«^ ::;: ';/;; : -: v >/" ! /^ 

Box 750234, Duncan, OK 73575 (405)255-4216 

Masters Moving & Storage Co. 

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7300 West Resno, OkldhpnoQ City 731 27 

Oklahoma CHy Office: 406-495-5565 

Norman dfflce: 405-321 -51 00 

^ 

Don Masters JaftkWyrick 

Chairman " Ptesident 

Serving Oklahoma Baptists for more than 4s years. 

An Aigent for Mayflower Transit. Inc. i ICC 

. . . ... . . , . .. 

All three trustees ^resigned Effective 

• July 31; Honeycutt's ri|tire^ 

•• • , •''-.': ' -: - -I'-'— . ' : - , • • : • ' • • , . • - ' - • . • ''-', :•--•: '•--:•.,',•• ,W"'.- '•": -,•;/'" -"-'j ;':r ; • - • " • • "-." ' 

for cdmrherit, ^ Mahan ' 

cated in;iiêrview 

their resignations also were i prompted! l>y 

the refuisal-pi'. the board's ^ 

sonnel committee -to recommend ^three 

faculty members fc^ endowed chairs, a 

process trustees have never chaileriged 

Are your Seniors tired of 

crawling over the HUMP? 

The solution is a 15-j)assenger 

van with an Aisle, Raised 

Roof & Electric Step. Call 

Trinity Transportation 

today! 1-800-330-3622 ^ 

BUSES! VANS! PEOPLE MOVERS! 

I M C t IS 

JUNE 10-131993 

IED HVER. NEW MEXICO 

Keynote Speaker: 

00 PER 

PERSON 

For Reservations and 

More Information Call: 

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DENNtS PABNBi 

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