The retired serviceman’s sincere, straightforward approach to his time in the military intrigued me. And the more I thought on his words, the more I
Churches from across the state converged on the Tulsa metro area with one thing in mind—community service. The North American Mission Board, in partnership with
God created racial differences in the church as a vehicle to establish His purposes, says pastor and author Tony Evans. But Christians of all races
Local leaders say revival is happening at All Nations Camp Meeting on the Coushatta Indian Reservation. It has been meeting six nights a week without
In the United States today, some 53 million Americans are providing unpaid health care for someone who is sick, elderly and/or disabled, or who suffers
Sunday, Nov. 7 is Orphans and Widows Sunday. Mike and Jackie Kelley were childhood sweethearts who married during college. When he died four years ago,
For 22 years the Blue Stem Truckers Chapel has ministered to truckers and travelers at the TA Travel Center at Beto Junction on Interstate 35
When Chris Pernell visits Clay County Jail each month to lead a Bible study for inmates, it truly is a full-circle moment. He teaches in
Almost every day the average American pulls up to a local drive-thru — to order fast food, pick up laundry or even to deposit a
Samantha is beaming as she walks onto the stage. The bright blue and gold colors of her graduation robes are almost as vibrant as the
