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At the Tulsa Spanish Seventh‑day Adventist Church, a remarkable story is unfolding through the ministry of Pathfinder Bible Experience. Each year, coach Betty welcomes young people from both the church and the community, forming a team committed to studying and memorizing Scripture. One of those Pathfinders is a girl whose family is not yet Adventist and has faced challenges that make attending church difficult. Yet, despite those barriers, God is working in their home in une

The Sand Springs Seventh‑day Adventist Church will celebrate a historic milestone on October 10, 2026, marking 100 years of proclaiming God’s love to the Sand Springs community. Members, former members, pastors, families, and friends are warmly invited to join this special weekend of worship, fellowship, and remembrance. As part of the centennial preparations, organizers are seeking a more complete list of former pastors and the years they served. The church is also gathering

Bristow, Okla. — Bristow Adventist School celebrated a heartwarming morning of fellowship and family during its annual Grandparents’ Breakfast. The event was a resounding success, with every student having at least one grandparent join them for breakfast. The gathering created a beautiful atmosphere of gratitude and connection as grandparents and grandchildren shared smiles, stories, and a delicious meal together. Teachers and staff expressed appreciation for the strong turno

Members from the Altus, Elk City, and Weatherford Seventh‑day Adventist churches are preparing for their Annual Fall District Retreat, scheduled for October 3, 2026, at the scenic Picnic Shelter #2 at Quartz Mountain State Park. Nestled near the dam and surrounded by Oklahoma’s signature autumn beauty, the retreat promises a full day of worship, fellowship, and spiritual renewal. Want to come join us for "Outside" worship? You're invited to bring makings for haystacks, which

This past Sabbath was a day of celebration at the Sallisaw Church, where six individuals were baptized and welcomed into the family of faith. The baptisms, led by Pastor Robert “Pastor Q” Quintana, reflected months of prayer, study, and personal decisions to follow Jesus. Pastor Q’s ministry in Sallisaw, Oklahoma, has been marked by compassion, community engagement, and a deep commitment to sharing Christ. As he prepares to begin a new chapter of ministry in Bozeman, Montana,

By the Oklahoma Conference Communication Department The Oklahoma Conference has launched a bold, Spirit‑led initiative called Oklahoma Reconnect, a movement designed to realign church culture with Heaven’s culture and reclaim members who have drifted from active fellowship. In a recent conversation, Conference President Daniel Ortega and Executive Secretary Pastor Nathan Shires shared the heart, purpose, and upcoming training opportunities for this growing ministry. “The aim

Enjoy all 5 parts of this series posted daily, Monday-Friday, on this page! Discover how the struggles and trials you face as a believer are not signs of failure but are actually credentials of your conviction and evidence of your calling, as seen in the life of the Apostle Paul. This study of 2 Corinthians 11 reveals that we cannot stop an infestation of error without first identifying it, and warns that Satan's ministers often disguise themselves as agents of light and trut

Weatherford, Oklahoma — After nearly three years of restoration following a devastating attic fire, the Weatherford Adventist Church is preparing to reopen its doors on September 19, 2026. The church was partially damaged by fire on September 23, 2023, leaving members facing the difficult task of remodeling not only the physical structure, but also a place that has served as a center of worship, fellowship, and community. Leading the restoration and remodeling effort were Dav

Capitol Hill Hispanic Seventh‑day Adventist Church recently hosted a special appreciation dinner for the members and guests of its six missional small groups. The gathering brought together individuals who have been actively involved in relational evangelism throughout the community. Attendees enjoyed a warm meal and were reminded of the enduring importance of small‑group ministry. From the earliest days of Christianity, the church has grown through relationships formed in ho

SHAWNEE, Okla. — Jesus washed the feet of His disciples as a humble act of care. This October, the Shawnee Seventh‑day Adventist Church hopes to reflect that same love by covering the feet of every middle school student in the community. The church has launched Socktober, a drive to collect more than 1,000 pairs of new socks between now and the end of October. The name blends “socks” with “October,” but the mission is deeply rooted in compassion. “And if we give every child a

The videos for this week in this 5-part series will all be posted to this single page: In this final part of the Stewardship and Mission series, we measure the depth of Christ's sacrifice—from having all things with the Father to having nowhere to lay His head—to learn how we should give. Part 4 - Discover the biblical principle of equality in giving from 2 Corinthians 8, where Paul shows that when a body of believers gives together, they amplify their impact and magnify God'

The end of August brought heat, humidity, and the kind of Oklahoma stillness that settles over Beavers Bend State Park like a warm blanket. Birds soared overhead, raccoons and armadillos wandered curiously through camp where 31 Tulsa Adventist Academy (TAA) high school students found themselves immersed in five days of nature, challenge, and spiritual growth. The Mountain Fork River lay perfectly smooth—its glassy surface reflecting a full moon and the silhouettes of shale cl

The videos for this week in this 5-part series will all be posted to this single page: True ministry is measured by changed lives, as believers become living letters of Christ, deflecting personal praise and focusing on God's power working through them to impact others. Using Paul’s joy over the Corinthians' repentance, this teaching encourages us to celebrate any step of change, no matter how small, as a move away from the past and toward God's promises. This study of 2 Cori

TULSA, OKLA. — The Central Seventh‑day Adventist Church of Tulsa recently concluded a powerful week‑long evangelistic series titled “Regreso a Casa" which means "Return Home,” part of the Oklahoma Conference-wide Reconnect initiative. From Aug. 22–29, guest speaker Pastor Eben Rosario delivered heartfelt messages calling listeners to renew their faith and experience God’s transforming grace. Each evening, worship was enriched by the inspiring music of singer Michelle Matius,

WEATHERFORD, OKLA. — The Weatherford Seventh‑day Adventist Church family gathered for a joyful Sabbath celebration as Carl Johnson was ordained to serve as a deacon. Five new deaconesses were also ordained, Rebecca Johnson, Donna Nicholas, Virgina Howard, Patti Robertson, and Phyllis Hanson. Pastor Barry Smith and Pastor David Miller officiated. The congregation’s head elder Orville Hanson signed the official certificates, marking a meaningful moment of dedication and service

Even the Apostle Paul experienced worry and inner fears, but he found comfort not by ignoring his anxiety, but by shifting his focus to God's faithful provision and triumph in Christ. Thanksgiving is the language of love that allows us to see God's comfort surpassing our suffering, recognizing that our trials are not just for us but serve as a display of His power for others to see.

Oklahoma is leading the nation in expanding access to private education through three state laws that significantly reduce financial barriers for families and strengthen accredited private schools across the state. Together, the Parental Choice Tax Credit, the Lindsey Nicole Henry Scholarship, and the Equal Opportunity Scholarship create a comprehensive system of support that benefits students from a wide range of backgrounds. These laws, administered through state agencies a

The Tulsa Central Hispanic Church has launched a deeply meaningful week of ministry as it hosts Return Home, an evangelistic series and Oklahoma Reconnect initiative designed to welcome former attendees back into fellowship while also ministering to new visitors seeking a renewed walk with Christ. On Tuesday night, Evangelist and Next Gen Pastor Eben Rosario presented a moving, Christ‑centered message from Daniel 2, lifting up both the hope and urgency of Christ’s soon return

Pastor Steve Severance shared two remarkable stories this week that highlight a powerful truth: when our churches serve their communities in practical ways, people find their way back to God. Both the Norman Seventh‑day Adventist Church and Hope Adventist Fellowship serve as official polling places—Norman for more than 15 years, and Hope now in their second year. What began as a civic service has quietly become a form of evangelism. A Voter Who Came Home At Hope Adventist Fel

Even the Apostle Paul experienced worry and inner fears, but he found comfort not by ignoring his anxiety, but by shifting his focus to God's faithful provision and triumph in Christ.