CCOK301, Author at Christian Church in Oklahoma

Introducing COVID-19 NBA Response Grants

Updated 04-08-20 To offer a rapid and impactful response to the Coronavirus pandemic, the NBA Board of Trustees has authorized grant funding to support Disciples-related ministries that are working locally in response to this crisis. With this funding we seek to offer relief to ministries that have been detrimentally impacted and to support new projects created in service to those suffering because of the pandemic.

The legacy of the National Benevolent Association is rooted in compassionate response to health, social service, and community justice needs since our founding. Our mission is to accompany one another in the creation of communities of compassion and care, and to advocate for the well-being of humanity. In this ever-changing new era of health crisis, we at NBA hear God’s call to care, and we are moved to action.

Over three grant cycles, the NBA will provide grants of $1,000–$15,000 to eligible Disciples-related health and social services ministries and projects that are experiencing adverse effects related to COVID-19. Ministries may apply to each of the three grant periods, with a capped maximum award of $30,000 per ministry.

Below, please find information and links for the new grant program.

NBA grant webpage and online application is here: https://www.nbacares.org/covid-19-grants. From this page, visitors can download the information in Korean or Spanish.

NBA email newsletter about the grants is available here: https://mailchi.mp/nbacares/covid-19-nba-response-grants

A brief description of the COVID-19 NBA Response Grants program:  To offer a rapid and impactful response to the Coronavirus pandemic, the National Benevolent Association is offering grant funding to support Disciples-related ministries that are working locally in response to this crisis. With this funding we seek to offer relief to ministries that have been detrimentally impacted and to support new projects created in service to those suffering because of the pandemic. All Disciples-related health and social services ministries and congregation-affiliated projects in the United States and Canada are invited to apply. Eligible applicants must demonstrate in detail their financial need for support related to COVID-19. For more information and to apply, visit NBAcares.org/covid-19-grants.

Click HERE to go to the NBA website and learn more about the available grants.

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Update on Canadian County Lenten Worship Series

Under the inspiration and direction of Rev. Colton Lott, Senior Minister at First Christian Church of El Reno, the five Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) congregations in Canadian County planned a coordinated series of Lenten events to benefit tornado and flood victims in Canadian County. “We still have improper housing following the May 2019 tornadoes and floods,” said Rev. Lott. “Our goal was to raise $2500 to help our neighbors.” This effort was in partnership with the Week of Compassion. First Christian Church of El Reno has been designated a Disciples Volunteering/Week of Compassion mission station in 2020. They will help coordinate volunteers in Canadian County, from around the state and country, to work in Canadian County this summer.

Congregations involved were First Christian Church of Calumet, First Christian Church of El Reno, First Christian Church of Mustang, First Christian Church of Yukon, and West Point Christian Church of Yukon. Special worship services on Sunday evenings were planned throughout the five Sundays in March. Each service was to be preceded by meal at 5 pm and contributions collected on each of the Sundays were to go toward the relief work.

Unfortunately, only two Sunday services were held before the COVID-19 crisis put a stop to large gatherings, including a Spring Break “at home mission trip.” However, $1416.66 was collected toward the outreach effort. While COVID-19 has put much uncertainty, groups are still scheduled to come and labor this summer from places like Indianapolis, Kansas City, and from Fort Worth.

Locally, there has been discussion about the possibility of continuing Lenten worship as Canadian County annually. For more information, contact Rev. Lott at rev.clott@gmail.com.

Click HERE to read the original article about Canadian County Lenten Workship and view pictures.

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First Christian Church – OKC Moves Out of Iconic Building

The Oklahoman published an article about First Christian Church OKC on April 2nd. Click HERE to read the entire article.

Article by Carla Hinton, The Oklahoman on April 2nd:
Photo taken by drone by Dave Morris.

The iconic church building at NW 37 and Walker Avenue soon will be empty.

This week, the First Christian Church of Oklahoma City (Disciples of Christ) congregation is moving into another structure on the church’s property at 3700 N Walker Ave.

And, the church building — with its distinctive egg-shaped dome — is still for sale, said the Rev. John Malget, First Christian’s senior minister.

“We were going to have the last service in the church building on Palm Sunday (April 5) and the first service in the new location on Easter, but things changed,” Malget said.

“Things have just slowed down. That’s just part of what’s happening right now.”

The congregation voted in October 2019 to relocate and close the preschool affiliated with the church. Malget said the church office and worship space will be in the building that formerly housed the preschool. He said the structure was originally the church’s youth center.

Meanwhile, at the time of the relocation vote, the church board decided to end the Jewel Box Theatre’s season after its production in December 2019.

This week, Malget said Jewel Box, a ministry of the church, would be moving to the same building as the church. He said the theatrical company would continue with a new director, Darron Dunbar. Jewel Box Theatre is Oklahoma City’s oldest continuously operating community theater.

First Christian put the historic building on its sprawling property up for sale about 3 1/2 years ago.

In 2019, Malget said the church’s cost of upkeep and utilities had become overwhelming and the congregation needed to move even though the property hadn’t been sold.

Historic preservationists had expressed concerns that a new owner might demolish the unique building on 31 acres in a prime spot just west of Interstate 235.

Then a reprieve seemed likely.

Preservationists and the First Christian congregation thought the building would be purchased by Crossings Community Church, a far north Oklahoma City megachurch whose leaders had expressed interest in it. On Easter Sunday 2019, Crossings’ leaders announced their hopes to purchase the building for use as a Crossings’ satellite.

By that August, however, that proposal had fallen through.

Crossings leaders said costs to renovate the landmark church building exceeded their initial expectations and the church would not purchase the First Christian building.

First Christian opened in the 1950s, led by popular preacher Bill Alexander. At the time, it was one of the largest congregations in the metro area but, in recent years, the size of the congregation has dwindled.

Click HERE to read the entire article by Carla Hinton, The Oklahoman

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Hold on Tight! Executive Director of Week of Compassion’s Personal Story

Sometimes people need a little help. Week of Compassion is here to help in many ways during times of crisis. Watch Executive Director of Week of Compassion, Rev. Vy T. Nguyen’s personal story.

Hold on tight! We will all get through this season together one day at a time.

Click HERE to watch.

Click HERE to read more about Week of Compassion

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Phillips University, Inc. Seminary Scholarship Program Applications Due April 30, 2020

Phillips University, Inc. (PU) is pleased to offer a merit based Seminary scholarship program for full-time, first year seminarians who are pursuing a Masters of Divinity degree, are committed to pastoral ministry and will attend one of the following Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) affiliated seminaries or foundation homes:

Brite Divinity School – Ft. Worth, TX
Christian Theological Seminary – Indianapolis, IN
Disciples Divinity House at Vanderbilt – Nashville, TN
Disciples Divinity House of the University of Chicago – Chicago, IL
Disciples Seminary Foundation
Claremont School of Theology – Claremont, CA
ILIFF School of Theology – Denver, CO
San Francisco Theological Seminary – San Anselmo, CA
Seattle University School of Theology & Ministry – Seattle, WA
Lexington Theological Seminary – Lexington, KY
Phillips Theological Seminary – Tulsa, OK

The purpose of this program is to perpetuate the mission and the legacy of Phillips University by helping educate people who will be future ministers of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).

“For nearly 100 years, Phillips University played an important role in the foundation and education of Christian ministers,” said Kelly Coker, Vice-President. “Because of the Phillips University Seminary Scholarship Program, PU is able to continue to influence the lives of not only the clergy of tomorrow, but also the lives of the countless people they will touch through their future ministries. We feel blessed to be able to help these remarkable Divinity scholars in their theological quests while attending these amazing institutions.”

For more information about the Phillips University, Inc. Seminary Scholarship Program, please contact Tamela Harsha, Scholarship Administrator, at (580) 237-4433 or email scholarships@phillips.edu. Applications can be accessed online at www.phillips.edu/seminary-application. The application deadline is Thursday, April 30, 2020.

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3-19-20 News from Your Regional Minister

Gathering for New Ways to Worship

Last Sunday, Randy and I set up all our devices and joined eight online worship services in our Region. It was a remarkable and uplifting experience to hear a variety of expressions of “good news”! Thank you to all who are worshiping and connecting with one another in this unprecedented time. One clergy person said to me, “I never thought I’d be a televangelist overnight!”

CDC Guideline Change

Since Sunday, the government issued new guidelines about gatherings: No more than 10 people. In order to safeguard and protect one another, the Region continues to encourage all of us to follow the CDC guidelines. That means this upcoming Sunday many more of you are choosing not to gather in the sanctuary for worship, but through other means. Thank you for making this very difficult and painful decision. We are posting worship opportunities on our website here.

Stewardship

While we do not know how long this season of stillness will be, we are aware that not gathering on a Sunday morning for worship will also affect regular giving. We anticipate a decline in giving, because of anxiety about the virus or the economy, but we could all be surprised. Stewardship is still important and giving is always a part of our practice of faith and our gratitude. I can think of many reasons to be grateful right now. In your online worship and regular communications, please continue to lift up opportunities for stewardship and how your congregation will continue to receive the gifts.

Givelify is offering a webinar on Friday. Those of you using Givelify might want to participate. Follow this link.

2020 Regional Assembly & Leadership Training School

The Regional Executive Committee had a called meeting on Tuesday, March 17, 2020 to assess the health crisis and how it will affect the 2020 Regional Assembly & Leadership Training School in Enid in April. The Executive Committee felt strongly that we should be following the CDC guidelines of no more than 10 people gathering and cancelled the Regional Assembly/LTS event. The following words were released from the Regional Moderator this afternoon.

Due to the extraordinary circumstances presented to the church by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Executive Committee of the Regional Church has cancelled the Regional Assembly scheduled for April 24-25, 2020.

As prescribed by the Bylaws, the current Moderator will call a special Regional Board meeting to meet by Zoom (date yet to be determined). With a 2/3 vote, the Regional Board will call a special Regional Assembly as soon as it is safe for the Regional Church to gather with at least 30 days notice to congregations and clergy.

Our current board will continue until the called Regional Assembly has met and voted on the new slate of board members.

Other Cancellations

The following cancellations pertaining to the Region are also posted here. This list is updated daily.

DRCO Lunch
Oklahoma Disciples Men April Retreat
Central Area Disciples Men Meeting
Oklahoma Disciples Women Spring Meeting
Disaster Emotional & Spiritual Care Academy
Retired Ministers Gathering
PRAR Training
Speaker John Dear at Trinity Christian Church, Edmond
International Affairs Seminar

Regional Office

The Regional Office Staff continues to serve the Regional Church although Jennifer, Ellen, Michael, and I are mostly working from home. We are utilizing our Zoom video conferencing account and email to stay connected and focused on serving clergy and congregations. The office phones are forwarded so that one of the staff can receive calls between 9:00 am – 4:00 pm, and we are checking voicemail regularly. We are checking the mail and will deposit any checks we receive. Michael remains available to help set up online worship or study experiences.

Other

Our daughter-in-law, Tali McKell Beesley, is the CEO of the non-profit All Mental Health. They have put together a resource to be supportive to individuals at this time. I offer it to you as yet another resource for your people. Use this link.

Lent has certainly taken on new meaning this year. May God bless the space between us as we keep walking to Jerusalem with Jesus, and may God’s peace and grace continue to be upon us, our family, friends, and neighbors, and beyond in this strange and extraordinary time.

With and hope,

Pamela Holt, Regional Minister

How to Contact Us

Phone: 405-528-3577
Email:

Regional Minister Pam Holt: pholt@okdisciples.org
Assoc. Regional Minister Michael Davison: mdavison@okdisciples.org
Regional Office: office@okdisciples.org

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Cancellation of 2020 Regional Assembly

3-19-20

The Regional Executive Committee had a called meeting on Tuesday, March 17, 2020 to assess the health crisis and how it will affect the 2020 Regional Assembly & Leadership Training School in Enid in April. The Executive Committee felt strongly that we should be following the CDC guidelines of no more than 10 people gathering and cancelled the Regional Assembly/LTS event.

Due to the extraordinary circumstances presented to the church by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Executive Committee of the Regional Church has cancelled the Regional Assembly scheduled for April 24-25, 2020.

As prescribed by the Bylaws, the current Moderator will call a special Regional Board meeting to meet by Zoom (date yet to be determined). With a 2/3 vote, the Regional Board will call a special Regional Assembly as soon as it is safe for the Regional Church to gather with at least 30 days notice to congregations and clergy.

Our current board will continue until the called Regional Assembly has met and voted on the new slate of board members.

Tom Stanley, Regional Moderator
Pam Holt, Regional Minister

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Event Cancellations as of 3/19/20

Updated on 3/19/2020

The Regional Office announced the following event cancellations on 3/16/20. If you have questions please contact the Regional Office. Thank you.

International Affairs Seminar

Associate Regional Minister Rev. Michael Davison

The physical health and well-being of our youth, their families, and congregations is as important to the Region as their spirituality and walk with Jesus. Tuesday, I learned information that indicated if one of our IAS participants would have presented with symptoms consistent with Covid-19, chances are health officials would have quarantined our entire group. Also on Tuesday, the United Nations canceled our March 20, tour and has closed to the public until April 1. The odds that other prearranged activities in DC and New York would be canceled were growing. Our siblings in faith at Park Avenue Christian Church in Manhattan have decided to close the church to the public and not hold worship for the next couple of weeks, as the Governor of NY has asked places of worship to suspend holding services. The Regional Ministers for New York and Washington DC indicate people are living normally amidst growing anxiety of the unknown of the disease.

So, Pam, Tom (Regional Moderator), and I discussed the best information we had from several sources and determined that, however unlikely that an IAS participant would become infected, the possibility existed. This would be a burden on the participants, their families, and their congregations. We also didn’t want to bring back a pathogen that might harm a vulnerable member of a congregation. So, we made the decision to cancel the trip late Tuesday afternoon. All participants and their families were informed Tuesday night. We wanted to pass on this information to our siblings in faith.

Our prayers:
– for participants living with some disappointment;
– for those physically and emotionally affected by Covid-19;
– for employees, businesses, doctors, nurses, and leaders that are currently making the best choices they can based on what we know and don’t know about Covid-19.
– for residents of Nashville continuing to clean up and begin the restoration of lives and property after the tornado.

O God who hears, for these and many more we offer our prayers. Amen

March 17: John Dear to Speak at Edmond Trinity Christian Church

The event on March 17 at Edmond Trinity Christian Church has been cancelled.

March 18: PRAR Training

Marilyn Knott and Delois Guess have decided to cancel the March 18 PRAR Training.

March 23: Retired Ministers Gathering

In the best interest of our retired clergy, Bill Shields has made the decision to cancel the Retired Ministers Gathering on March 23 at Southern Hills Christian Church, Edmond. Information will be mailed about about future events.

March 25-26: Disaster Emotional & Spiritual Care Academy

Rev. Mary Gaudreau Hughes has cancelled the March 25-26 Academy. Click here for details on an online option.

March 28: Oklahoma Disciples Women Spring Meeting

Marilyn Bohlender, President, Delois Guess, along with the Oklahoma Disciples Women have made the decision to cancel their upcoming Spring Meeting on March 28, 2020. A new date will be announced in the future.

April 2: Central Area Disciples Men Meeting

The Central Area Disciples Men have made the decision to cancel the Central Area Disciples Men Meeting. A date will be announced in the future.

April 3 – 4: Oklahoma Disciples Men April Retreat

Inman Jones, President, has made the decision to postpone the April 3-4 Retreat until next fall. They do so to protect the health of their fellowship. A date will be announced in the future.

April 24 – 25: Regional Assembly & Leadership Training School

The Executive Committee of the Regional Board will meet on 3/17/2020 to make a decision on whether to postpone the 2020 Regional Assembly & Leadership Training School due to the continuing concerns about the Corona Virus (Covid-19). Please watch the Region’s email newsletter, website and FaceBook page for updates.

April 25: OK-CADP 2020 Annual Awards Dinner & Meeting Postponed

The 2020 OK-CADP Annual Awards Dinner and Meeting has been postponed until fall. If you have purchased tickets you have the option of a refund, or saving your seat for fall.

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A Message from Rev. Terri Hords Owens

Please watch a message from General Minister and President, Rev. Terri Hord Owens as she provides faithful guidance and resources concerning COVID-19.

CCOK3012020-04-01T16:14:21-05:00Mar 16, 2020|COVID-19 Resources, Regional News|Comments Off

2020 Year Book Reporting Summary

Submit Your Year Book Report
Deadline 3/15/20

Online at https://disciples.org/yearbook/ then click on the link under Congregational Reporting for English, Spanish or Korean. To file online you will need your CHURCH PIN #. If you need help finding your PIN # you may search for it HERE using your congregation’s zip code or city/state.
Email a scanned copy to the Regional Office to be received by March 10th: office@okdisciples.org
Fax a copy to the Regional Office to be received by March 10th: 405-283-1668
Mail the form to the Regional Office to be received by March 10th. Address: Christian Church in Oklahoma, 301 NW 36th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73118-8661

2020 Year Book

Reported Congregations as of 3/11/20 3/12/20

Alva	First Christian Church – Alva
Anadarko	First Christian Church – Anadarko
Bartlesville	Disciples Christian Church
Bartlesville	First Christian Church – Bartlesville
Bristow	First Christian Church – Bristow
Calumet	First Christian Church – Calumet
Chandler	First Christian Church – Chandler
Cherokee	First Christian Church – Cherokee
Chickasha	First Christian Church – Chickasha
Cleo Springs	First Christian Church – Cleo Springs
Duncan	First Christian Church – Duncan
Duncan	West Side Christian Church
Durant	First Christian Church – Durant
Edmond	First Christian Church – Edmond
Edmond	Southern Hills Christian Church
El Reno	First Christian Church – El Reno
Elk City	First Christian Church – Elk City
Enid	University Place Christian Church
Gage	First Christian Church – Gage
Guthrie	First Christian Church – Guthrie
Hennessey	First Christian Church – Hennessey
Hobart	First Christian Church – Hobart
Hominy	First Christian Church – Hominy
Jenks	First Christian Church – Jenks
Lawton	First Christian Church Lawton
Langley	South Grand Lake Christian Church
Lindsay	First Christian Church Lindsay
Luther	First Christian Church Luther
Mannford	First Christian Church Mannford
Midwest City	Midwest Boulevard Christian Church
Moore	First Christian Church Moore
Morrison	Morrison Christian Church
Norman	First Christian Church Norman
Nowata	First Christian Church Nowata
Oklahoma City	Britton Christian Church
Oklahoma City	Crown Heights Christian Church
Oklahoma City	First Christian Church Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City	Hillcrest Christian Church
Oklahoma City	Iglesia Cristiana de Capitol Hill
Oklahoma City	Memorial Christian Church
Oklahoma City	New Covenant Christian Church
Oklahoma City	New Hope Christian Church
Oklahoma City	Nicoma Park Christian Church
Oklahoma City	Village Christian Church
Pauls Valley	First Christian Church Pauls Valley
Peckham	Peckham Christian Church
Perry	First Christian Church Perry
Ponca City	Community Christian Church
Pond Creek	First Christian Church Pond Creek
Prague	First Christian Church Prague
Pryor	First Christian Presbyterian Church, Pryor
Seminole	First Christian Church Seminole
Shawnee	First Christian Church Shawnee
Stillwater	First Christian Church Stillwater
Stroud	First Christian Church Stroud
Sulphur	First Christian Church Sulphur
Tahlequah	First Christian Church Tahlequah
Thomas	First Christian Church Thomas
Tulsa	New Beginnings Christian Church
Tulsa	East Side Christian Church – Tulsa
Tulsa	In The Spirit Christian Church
Wagoner	First Christian Church Wagoner
Waukomis	Waukomis Christian Church
Woodward	First Christian Church Woodward
Yukon	First Christian Church Yukon
Yukon	West Point Christian Church

Unreported Congregations as of 3/11/20 3/12/20

Ada	First Christian Church – Ada
Aline	First Christian Church – Aline
Alva	Avard Christian Church
Ardmore	First Christian Church – Ardmore
Arnett	First Christian Church – Arnett
Broken Arrow	Fellowship Christian Church
Broken Arrow	First Christian Church – Broken Arrow
Camargo	Camargo Christian Church
Carmen	Carmen Christian Church
Carnegie	First Christian Church – Carnegie
Carney	Carney Christian Church
Checotah	The Federated Church – Checotah
Chickasha	Shepherd Street Christian Church
Claremore	First Christian Church – Claremore
Cushing	First Christian Church – Cushing
Cyril	First Christian Church – Cyril
Davenport	First Christian Church – Davenport
Del City	Del City Christian Church
Edmond	Edmond Trinity Christian Church
Enid	Central Christian Church – Enid
Enid	Christian Church of the Covenant
Enid	Iglesia Cristiana El Shaddai
Fairview	Central Christian Church – Fairview
Frederick	First Christian Church – Frederick
Garber	Garber Christian Church
Geary	First Christian Church – Geary
Hartshorne	First Christian Church – Hartshorne
Healdton	First Christian Church – Healdton
Henryetta	First Christian Church – Henryetta
Hugo	First Christian Church – Hugo
Hunter	Hunter Christian Church
Idabel	First Christian Church – Idabel
Kingfisher	First Christian Church – Kingfisher
Lamont	First Christian Church – Lamont
Lawton	Blvd Congregational and Christian Church
Lawton	Liberty Heights Christian Church
Marietta	First Christian Church Marietta
Marland	Marland Methodist-Christian Church
Medford	First Christian Church – Medford
Miami	Bethany Christian Church – Miami
Midwest City	First Christian Church Midwest City
Morris	First Christian Church Morris
Mounds	First Christian Church Mounds
Muskogee	Second Christian Church
Mustang	Mustang Christian Church
Nash	Nash Christian Church
Newkirk	First Christian Church Newkirk
Okeene	First Christian Church Okeene
Okemah	First Christian Church Okemah
Oklahoma City	East Sixth Street Christian Church
Oklahoma City	New Vessels Christian Church
Oklahoma City	Northwest Christian Church
Oklahoma City	Refuge Fellowship Church
Oklahoma City	Simplicity Church
Oklahoma City	Western Oaks Christian Church
Oklahoma City	Wildewood Christian Church
Okmulgee	First Christian Church Okmulgee
Okmulgee	Osage Avenue Christian Church
Owasso	Disciples Christian Church – Owasso
Pawhuska	Pawhuska Ecumenical Parish
Pawnee	First Christian Church Pawnee
Ponca City	First Christian Church Ponca City
Ponca City	Woodlands Christian Church
Purcell	First Christian Church Purcell
Sand Springs	First Christian Church Sand Springs
Sapulpa	Linden Street Christian Church
Skiatook	First Christian Church Skiatook
Skiatook	Skiatook Christian Church
Stigler	First Christian Church Stigler
Taloga	First Christian Church Taloga
Tulsa	Bethany Christian Church Tulsa
Tulsa	First Christian Church Tulsa
Tulsa	Forest Park Christian Church
Tulsa	Harvard Avenue Christian Church
Tulsa	Odyssey Christian Church
Tulsa	Pine Street Christian Church
Tulsa	Yale Avenue Christian Church
Wakita	Wakita Christian Church
Warr Acres	Putnam City Christian Church
Waurika	First Christian Church Waurika
Waurika	First Christian Church Waurika
Weatherford	The Federated Church – Weatherford

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About CCOK301

Gathering for New Ways to Worship

CDC Guideline Change

Stewardship

2020 Regional Assembly & Leadership Training School

Other Cancellations

Regional Office

Other

How to Contact Us

International Affairs Seminar

Associate Regional Minister Rev. Michael Davison

March 17: John Dear to Speak at Edmond Trinity Christian Church

March 18: PRAR Training

March 23: Retired Ministers Gathering

March 25-26: Disaster Emotional & Spiritual Care Academy

March 28: Oklahoma Disciples Women Spring Meeting

April 2: Central Area Disciples Men Meeting

April 3 – 4: Oklahoma Disciples Men April Retreat

April 24 – 25: Regional Assembly & Leadership Training School

April 25: OK-CADP 2020 Annual Awards Dinner & Meeting Postponed

Submit Your Year Book Report Deadline 3/15/20

Reported Congregations as of 3/11/20 3/12/20

Unreported Congregations as of 3/11/20 3/12/20

Submit Your Year Book Report
Deadline 3/15/20