Okla. Baptist Leader Encourages Prayer for Tulsa, Nation
In response to recent events in Tulsa, Okla., Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma Executive Director-Treasurer Dr. Anthony L. Jordan said the following: “My heart is heavy as I think about the recent events in Tulsa and our nation. As we grieve the death of Terence Crutcher and wait for all of the facts to be learned, let us pray for the peace that only our Lord Jesus can bring to the families of everyone affected by this...
Messenger Insight 261- Caz McCaslin
Sports & Evangelism Upward founder Caz McCaslin talks about the importance of sports and potential impact for the Gospel. https://media.blubrry.com/messengerinsight/p/www.baptistmessenger.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Messenger-Insight-261-Sports-Evangelism.mp3Podcast: Subscribe in iTunes | Play in new window | Download...
BGCO board approves 2017 Financial Plan
The Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma (BGCO) Board of Directors approved the adoption of the Convention’s 2017 Financial Plan Sept. 13 during its final regularly scheduled meeting for 2016 at the Baptist Building in Oklahoma City. The plan, recommended by the Boa read more
Ministry wives weekend Oct. 7-8
Two of the top needs for ministry wives is friendship and prayer support according to Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma Women’s Specialist Kelly King. In an effort to bridge those gaps, the 2016 Ministry Wives Weekend will offer opportunities for wives to connect and learn from others who share a similar calling. The weekend event is scheduled Oct. 7-8, and will be held at Oklahoma City, Southern Hills. The keynote speaker will...
Baptist Messenger launches Free ‘Messenger Go’ app
The Baptist Messenger has launched a new, free smartphone app. Called “Messenger Go,” the app features news stories, blog posts, podcasts, event information and more. “For more than 100 years, the Baptist Messenger has been telling the story of what God is doing through Oklahoma Baptists and reporting on what is happening in the world,” said Editor Brian Hobbs. “While the weekly printed Messenger continues to be our flagship, we...
