Rewired: The gloves come off
DAVIS—Even the hardest of hearts would have been softened during the Friday Night Main Event of...
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Author: Chris Doyle
90-year-old trombonist plays for God’s glory
TULSA—Those who are familiar with Meredith Wilson’s “The Music Man” know that 76 trombones led the...
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Saved! Living legend Green, wife honored at Falls Creek
DAVIS—For years, he led multitudes to proclaim their lives are now sweet and their joy is...
Read MoreHalf-court shot at Thunder game impacts many
Jenni Kufahl was looking for an opportunity to share what she was experiencing. Battling Stage III appendix cancer and enduring chemotherapy for almost five months, she desired to “proclaim in the great assembly,” as it says in...
Read MoreClarke learns life lessons playing basketball
LEXINGTON, Ky.—Rotnei Clarke used to live next door to Verdigris, First. Now the church owns his former residence as a rent house. He has fond memories of going to Wednesday night youth group meetings, being among 30-40 kids...
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Indian Evangelism Conference focuses on legacy
“What Will Be Our Legacy?” was the theme of the 2013 Oklahoma Indian Evangelism Conference, March...
Read MoreFormer wrestling coach responds to Olympic decision
Wrestling has been around since the origins of civilization. Homer refers to wrestling in his writing of the Iliad, around 12 Century B.C. Ancient Greece had a great emphasis on wrestling, making the competition the favored...
Read MoreOKC athlete wins gold at Special Winter Olympics
Steve Lynn is an encourager. He gives support, and he serves however he can. He was one of approximately 200 athletes, coaches and support staff from the United States who participated in the 10th Special Olympics World Winter...
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Seniors take a Journey during SEC
Old dogs can learn new tricks, according to Amy Hanson, who spoke during the luncheon for The...
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