By Ralph Stevens Special to The Baptist Paper Medyka, Poland — it’s a place where the people have a few numbers tattooed on their hearts
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His retirement was reported in The Oklahoman in January. After 20 years of serving in the athletic department at the University of Oklahoma (OU), Kenny
When First Baptist Church, Wartburg, called Matt Ward as pastor three years ago, members knew what they were getting — a major in the United
“After this I looked, and behold, a great multitude that no one could number, from every nation, from all tribes and peoples and languages, standing
March Madness has already begun in Oklahoma. The Tushka Tigers recently defeated Garber High School, 48–43, to claim the OSSAA Class A Boys Basketball State
North Arkansas College sits on the southeast side of Harrison. With just under 2,000 total students, it’s a campus where most know or know of
In Little League it’s cute for a four-year-old to sit in the outfield, oblivious to the T-ball game being played around him. But expectations change
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