A special thank you to the following for their help in promoting the 2013 Oklahoma State Evangelism Conference:

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2 The Evangelism and Women s Missions & Ministries staff of the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma (BGCO) would like to express our gratitude to the following people for their efforts in preparation for the 2013 Oklahoma State Evangelism Conference. Thank you, Oklahoma Baptists, for your gracious support of the Cooperative Program that makes it possible to offer this conference at no cost. Also, the commitment of hundreds of precious saints who so look forward to this meeting that they pray for its planning, for the speakers anointing, for the weather and for the participants to be refreshed by the Holy Spirit. Through God s grace every pastor, staff member and lay person touched by this conference means that a local church is going to be impacted and in turn a whole community will be touched with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We are particularly grateful to Doug Melton, his staff, especially A.J. Kalmykov, Church Hostess and the members of Southern Hills, Oklahoma City, for their servant s heart and generous hospitality. Thank you to the deaf interpreters, Misty Williams and Amber Daun Connelly, for giving of their time and gift of signing to share the message with others. A special thank you to the following for their help in promoting the 2013 Oklahoma State Evangelism Conference: BGCO Print Shop Rob Miller and staff BGCO Communications Team Brian Hobbs and the Baptist Messenger staff Associational Directors of Missions from across Oklahoma Scott Scrivner, Finch Creative Group Derek Watson, Lampstand Media The Celebration Choir and Orchestra on Tuesday evening is a joint effort of several Oklahoma churches. Thank you to the choir and orchestra members of Oklahoma City, Southern Hills, Oklahoma City, Brookwood, Oklahoma City, Rancho Village, Oklahoma City, Chisholm Creek, Moore, First and Lexington, First for giving of their time and talent to lead us in worship. Thank you also for the direction of the 2012 Resonate Student Arts Camp Choir and Orchestra by Ken Gabrielse, Oklahoma Baptist University and Aaron Robertson, Ponca City, First. Thank you to all of the Program Personalities for contributing greatly to our conference. Thank you, Baptist Village Communities for providing two Entrusted Hearts nurses to assist with medical needs during the conference. Lastly, thank you, Erin Clark, evangelism ministry assistant, for handling all the details of the conference. 2

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 04 Welcome 06 OCOSBE Session, Monday Morning 07 General Session One, Monday Afternoon 07 General Session Two, Monday Evening 08 Conference Breakout Sessions, Tuesday Morning 13 General Session Three, Tuesday Afternoon 13 General Session Four, Tuesday Evening 14 Oklahoma Baptism Leaders in Helpful Information 19 Meal & Meetings 20 Floor Plan Maps of Southern Hills, OKC 25 New Evangelism Books 28 Program Guests 34 BGCO Church Outreach Team 36 BGCO Evangelism Group 37 BGCO Women s Missions & Ministries Staff For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many. Mark 10:45 (NIV84) 3

4 WELCOME Welcome to the 2013 State Evangelism Conference! Serve Like Jesus is the theme of this year s conference. Over the next two days you will be immersed in the basic components of the state-wide emphasis, SERVE Oklahoma (SOK), that will run from now through Spring SOK is mobilizing your congregation to take Jesus outside the walls of your church building to be the church instead of just doing church. This involves organizing a Day of Service and a Season of Service through your Sunday school or small groups. However, instead of just having your people do a local mission project by themselves, they will invite lost and unchurched friends, neighbors and acquaintances to participate with them. Then the Baptist Messenger will help you capture your story for distribution in your local paper and media. Your evangelism group takes seriously the task of putting together an anointed time that will lift your spirit and instruct your mind. Much prayer and planning has gone into crafting each speaker and session to highlight Jesus Christ and His commission s implications to you and your church. This marks the fourth year that MY316 has been a part of the conference emphasis. This is in response to pastors sharing a desire to stay focused on one thing for several years instead of constantly moving on to something bigger and better. The investment made by Oklahoma Baptists to provide this free material merits the good stewardship of continued promotion. Additionally, new MY316 resources continue to be developed. While we are staying with MY316, the 2013 scripture of Mark 10:45 highlights that it is not a choice between evangelism and service, but both together. Jesus Himself says, For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45 NIV84). This evangelism conference serves as the kickoff for SOK. During this conference I want you to commit to leading your church to participate in SOK by: Designating March 2013 as SERVE OKLAHOMA MONTH Being the church instead of doing church 4

5 Mobilizing believers to take Jesus outside the walls of your building Organizing a Day of Service and a Season (several weeks to several months) of Service through your Sunday school or small groups Share your church s story with the Baptist Messenger To help you follow through on this commitment and to imitate Mark 10:45, Bob Mayfield and I have updated the Power Up Your World materials that are being distributed here at the conference in the SERVE Oklahoma Resource Kit. My prayer is that this conference and the resource kit will renew your passion for sharing Christ with your community and prepare you to lead your congregation in being the church instead of doing church. I trust in the weeks to come you will look back on this conference as a wise investment of your time, money and attention. I trust that from what you were reminded of here or from new things you learned, you will lead your people to serve and share Jesus Christ through actions and words so that 2013 will be the year your church makes great strides in reaching every man, woman, boy and girl in your community with the gospel. Serving like Jesus, Tim Gentry Evangelism Group Leader, BGCO HOST CHURCH WELCOME Welcome to our 2013 State Evangelism Conference! It s my prayer that in our time together here we will all be re-energized to serve like Jesus as we follow Christ in desiring to impact lostness. It s our pleasure at Southern Hills, to host this event and to actively pray for the Lord s Spirit to be poured out upon us in these sessions. If we may assist you with any needs while you are here, please let our staff and volunteers know. As we truly follow Jesus, HE will make us fishers of men. Doug Melton Senior Pastor 5

6 JANUARY 28 MONDAY MORNING 9:00-11:45 Evangelist-Led Session by the Oklahoma Conference of Southern Baptist Evangelists (OCOSBE) Welcome and Prayer Call to Worship Congregational Praise & Worship Special Music Message Congregational Singing & Special Music Message with Sculpture Congregational Singing & Special Music Special Music OCOSBE Testimony Special Music Message Special Music Congregational Singing & Special Music Special Music Closing Message Tim Gentry Craig Stuke Wayne & Norita Testerman Duane Hunt Yo Yo Collins Richard Hight Becky Wright Senior Adult Choir Rusty McCormick Marsha Ray Ernie Perkins Senior Adult Choir Rusty Vineyard Craig Stuke Charlie Keim 6

7 JANUARY 28 MONDAY AFTERNOON 1:30-4:30 Session One For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many. Mark 10:45 (NIV84) 1:30 Music Randy Lind Welcome and Prayer Tim Gentry Music Randy Lind 2:10 Message Doug Miller Music Randy Lind 3:00 Message Kevin Clarkson Music Randy Lind 3:50 Message Bob Bender closing Prayer MONDAY EVENING 6:25-9:00 Session Two For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many. Mark 10:45 (NIV84) 6:25 Music Randy Lind 6:30 Welcome Tim Gentry 6:35 Recognition of Public School Teachers Music 2012 Resonate Student Art Camp 6:55 Testimony Ambassadors Baseball Program Music Resonate 7:25 Message Steve Stroope Offering Tim Gentry Music Resonate 8:05 Message Roc Collins 8:45 Closing Prayer 7

8 january 29 ABout Tuesday s Schedule The regular women s track on Tuesday morning and afternoon has been integrated into the main conference schedule. There are several breakouts Tuesday morning designed for women along with a Tuesday luncheon. There is not a women s general session. Please look closely at the program booklet for times and room locations. TUESDAY MORNING 9:00-11:45 Breakout Session 1 9:00-10:15 MY316: An Evangelism Strategy for the Entire Church Randy Adams Room A Do you want to teach every church member how to share the gospel, even children? How about engaging every member in prayer for their un-churched friends? What if you could get the materials to do this, and more, including resources to disciple new believers, at absolutely no cost? MY316 will provide all you need to engage your church in sharing Christ with others. Children and Salvation Glenn Barber Room A306 Helping Children understand their decision to receive Christ, and knowing when the time is right for baptism. Equipping Women to Serve Like Jesus Monica Rose Brennan Room A204 Discover how to equip women to evangelize and disciple others in the local church. Women will be reminded of the necessity of women reaching women found in Titus 2:3-5 as well as how to apply unchanging, Biblical principles to their everyday lives. Come for a time of inspiration and encouragement as we learn how to serve like Jesus! Leading Men to Christ Keith Burkhart Room A304 There are millions of men in America who are isolated from the gospel and the church. In this session we ll explore practical ways to reach and lead men in your church and community to Christ. 8

9 Transforming your VBS into a community wide Evangelism tool Andy Finch Room A154 You re already doing VBS so why not maximize its potential as a community wide evangelism tool? In this seminar, you ll learn some proven VBS outreach, promotion, prayer, planning, follow-up and leadership development strategies that you can customize to fit your church and community. church EVANGELISM ACCELERATOR Tim Gentry Room A This session will orient you with the book of the same name that serves as a pastor s personal evangelism assistant. Designed with pastors and lay leaders in mind, Tim will help you accelerate your church evangelism process by answering key questions: Are you making disciples? How do you know? Have you defined what a disciple looks like? Do you have a disciple-making process in place? Is evangelism a priority in your process? This practical resource will assist you in mobilizing your people to share the gospel with a lost world and to follow up with new disciples. Finishing Well: Making a Kingdom Impact Amy Hanson Room A159 While the world may teach us that the second-half of life is a time for slowing down, the truth is that your family, your friends, your community and your church desperately need what you have to offer. In this session we ll debunk several myths about aging and look at how you can use your time, resources and experience to make a difference for Christ in this world. Communications, Social Media and You Brian Hobbs and Chris Forbes Room A301/305 It doesn t take an expert to communicate your message using today s tools of technology. Brian and Chris will walk you through what you most need to know. Sharing Christ With Challenging People Groups Craig Hobbs Room A206 Jesus used one approach for Nicodemus in John 3, and another for the Samaritan Woman in John 4. Nicodemus knew the law, and the Samaritan Woman had her people s traditions. Sharing Christ with Muslims, Mormons, Jehovah s Witnesses, and others that the Lord puts in our paths is challenging, but rewarding. It is also becoming more and more commonplace to be in these situations. This session will equip Christians for these encounters, and help leaders to equip their people. Craig s proven techniques and personal experience will be shared during the session. 9

10 The Pastor s Strategy for Evangelism With Kids Mark Jones Room A Pastors will receive solid plans for leading an invitation in Sunday School classes, equipping parents, ideas with events like VBS and camp and how to effectively speak to an audience of kids. Teaching Your Child to Serve Like Jesus Heather Keller Room A114 Come and join the discussion, see the research, and hear from a mom and children s ministry consultant about ways to serve alongside your children while teaching them what it means to be like Jesus. Leave with easy-to-implement ideas that will have you and your children looking for the next service opportunity! Serving Like Jesus in Reaching out to the Asian Community Ted Lam Room H218 This Seminar will focus on three basic concepts which are: Outreach is all believer s responsibility, outreach with respect to cultural and tradition and outreach to parents and family members by being the living example. Reaching American Indians through Servanthood Eddie Lindsey Room H We will look at Jesus method of Servant Evangelism to help us develop servant evangelism methods to use among Native Americans. Listening Evangelism Basics Cris Lowery Room A153/155 In a world where so many people are yearning to be heard, the need for people with listening skills is at an all-time high. In this session, we will be focusing on the simple skills anyone can learn to be an accomplished listener as well as how to weave the IMB s storying approach into the conversation as an evangelistic element. IMPLEMENTING SERVE Oklahoma IN YOUR CHURCH Bob Mayfield Room A This session will take you step by step through the SERVE Oklahoma Resource Kit. You will be able to go back to your church and immediately mobilize your Sunday School classes or small groups to develop local mission projects where friends, neighbors and prospects can be invited to serve their community. Through these mission projects an environment of evangelism will be created for personal witnessing and invitations to Bible study. Exegetical preaching to a multi-media generation Ed Newton Room A147 Inspiring communicators of the Gospel to find their power and connectivity to an audience by relying upon the Spirit filled power within the Scripture. 10

11 Serve Like Jesus In Practical Ways Shelley Urton Room A152 Hear about practical ways you, your family and your church can impact the community around you. In addition, hear how Shelley experienced working alongside members of her church and how they served like Jesus in the mission field of their own neighborhood. Motivados por el Amor Richard Vera Room H Pt. 1 Servir como Jesús requiere una compasión por el prójimo. La compasión por el prójimo llega a ser algo real en la vida del líder únicamente cuando existe una pasión para con Dios. Entre mas intima sea nuestra relación con Dios, mas veremos lo que el ve; mas oiremos lo que oye; mas amaremos lo que el ama. Esto es lo que hace la vida del líder una vida efectiva. Nos ayuda a distinguir entre la actividad religiosa y el servicio (ministerio) genuino. Nos libera de querer lograr el aplauso del hombre y buscar mas la aprobación de Dios (2 Corintios 5:9). 10:05 11:00 Motivados por el Amor (Continuacion) Keeping the Tradition of Community Impact Alive Walter Wilson Room H From the 1700 s until today, African Americans have been an important part of the outreach strategy for Southern Baptists. Come learn how you can be part of this rich heritage. Breakout Session 2 10:30-11:45 MY316: An Evangelism Strategy for the Entire Church Randy Adams Room A REPEAT Children and Salvation Glenn Barber Room A306 REPEAT Equipping Women to Serve Like Jesus Monica Rose Brennan Room A204 REPEAT Leading Men to Christ Keith Burkhart Room A304 REPEAT Transforming your VBS into a community wide Evangelism tool Andy Finch Room A154 REPEAT CHURCH EVANGELISM ACCELERATOR Tim Gentry Room A REPEAT 11

12 Finishing Well: Making a Kingdom Impact Amy Hanson Room A159 REPEAT Sharing Christ With Challenging People Groups Craig Hobbs Room A206 REPEAT Communications, Social Media and You Brian Hobbs and Chris Forbes Room A301/305 REPEAT The Pastor s Strategy for Evangelism With Kids Mark Jones Room A REPEAT Teaching Your Child to Serve Like Jesus Heather Keller Room A 114 REPEAT Serving Like Jesus in Reaching out to the Asian Community Ted Lam Room H218 REPEAT Reaching American Indians through Servanthood Eddie Lindsey Room H REPEAT Listening Evangelism Basics Cris Lowery Room A 153/155 REPEAT IMPLEMENTING SERVE Oklahoma IN YOUR CHURCH Bob Mayfield Room A REPEAT Exegetical preaching to a multi-media generation Ed Newton Room A147 REPEAT Serve Like Jesus In Practical Ways Shelley Urton Room A152 REPEAT Motivados por el Amor Richard Vera Room H PT. 2 Keeping the Tradition of Community Impact Alive Walter Wilson Room H REPEAT 12

13 JANUARY 29 TUESDAY AFTERNOON 1:30-4:30 Session Three For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many. Mark 10:45 (NIV84) 1:30 Music Randy Lind Welcome Norman Flowers SERVE Oklahoma Video Music Randy Lind 2:00 Message Roc Collins Music Randy Lind 2:50 Testimony Lauren Chandler 3:10 Message Ed Newton Music Randy Lind 3:55 Message Roger Spradlin 4:30 Closing Prayer Jesús Pacheco TUESDAY EVENING 6:30-8:00 Session Four For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many. Mark 10:45 (NIV84) 6:30 Music Randy Lind Welcome and Introductions Tim Gentry 6:40 Music Marcia Ware Celebration Choir and Orchestra 7:15 Message Tony Evans 7:55 Closing Comments & Prayer Dr. Anthony Jordan 13

14 2012 Oklahoma Baptism Leaders The following lists are congregations leading the state in total baptisms and in the ratio of resident members to baptisms. The lists are based on information received by the BGCO Office of Information Services from Oklahoma churches and missions on their Annual Church Profile (ACP). Total 2012 Oklahoma Baptisms: 12,914 Statewide ratio of morning worship attendance to baptisms: Leaders in Total Baptisms, 2012 Leaders in Total Baptisms, Morning Worship Average: 1-99 Congregation assoc Baptisms Okc, Zomi None 55 Talihina, God s Country None 51 Okc, Truth Capital 48 Madill, Cross-N-Spurs None 34 Ardmore, W O W None 30 Anadarko, New Life Caddo 29 Three Rivers Cowboy Church Muskogee 27 Okc, Shields Boulevard Capital 25 Pawhuska, Lynn Washington-Osage 25 Okc, Knob Hill Capital 23 Leaders in Total Baptisms, Morning Worship Average: Congregation assoc Baptisms Lawton, Calvary Comanche-Cotton 48 Stringtown, First Atoka-Coal 47 Okc, Western Hills None 38 Stilwell, Calvary East Central 36 Apache, First Caddo 35 Okemah, Skyview North Canadian 35 Dickson, Faith Southern Enon 28 Miami, Liberty Northeastern 28 Sentinel, First Concord-Kiowa 28 Bartlesville, Eastern Heights Washington-Osage 27 Cache, First Comanche-Cotton 27 Enid, Your Family Cherokee Strip 27 Paoli, First Arbuckle 27 Pleasant Hope Craig-Mayes 27 Wynnewood, First Arbuckle 27 14

15 Leaders in Total Baptisms, Morning Worship Average: Congregation assoc Baptisms Grove, Crosswired None 120 Davis, Midway Hill None 45 Madill, First Johnston-Marshall 41 Edmond, North Pointe Capital 40 Moore, Highland Union 39 Perkins, First Cimarron 38 Crescent Valley Muskogee 35 Antlers, First Frisco 34 Vinita, First Craig-Mayes 34 Ardmore, Trinity Enon 33 Leaders in Total Baptisms, Morning Worship Average: Congregation assoc Baptisms Fort Gibson, First Muskogee 71 Dewar, First North Canadian 59 Purcell, First Union 59 Lawton, First Comanche-Cotton 55 Sapulpa, Foundation Tulsa Metro 52 Elmore City, First Arbuckle 49 Duncan, Freedom Biker Mullins 48 Pryor, Exciting Southeast Craig-Mayes 43 Okc, Grace Place Capital 38 Okc, Putnam City Capital 37 Leaders in Total Baptisms, Morning Worship Average: Congregation assoc Baptisms Muskogee, Timothy Muskogee 114 Yukon, Trinity Capital 92 Lawton, Cameron Comanche-Cotton 88 Broken Arrow, Arrow Heights Tulsa Metro 82 Choctaw, Choctaw Road Capital 75 Marlow, First Mullins 73 Muskogee, First Muskogee 66 Elk City, First Beckham-Mills 63 Claremore, First Rogers 56 Sapulpa, First Tulsa Metro 52 15

16 Leaders in Total Baptisms, Morning Worship Average: Congregation assoc Baptisms Broken Arrow, BattleCreek Tulsa Metro 442 Okc, Newchurch Capital 143 Ardmore, First Enon 135 Edmond, Henderson Hills Capital 114 Broken Arrow, First Tulsa Metro 108 Okc, Quail Springs Capital 102 Moore, First Union 88 Okc, Southern Hills Capital 67 Del City, First Southern Capital 65 Bethany, Council Road Capital 55 Leaders in Ratio of Morning Worship Average to Baptisms Leaders in Ratio, Morning Worship Average: 1-99 Congregation assoc ratio Okc, Truth Capital 1.25 Okc, Zomi None 1.36 Talihina, God s Country None 1.61 Cameron, Grace Fellowship LeFlore 1.71 Claremore, Midway Rogers 2.00 Geary, Chief Cornerstone Cheyenne-Arapaho 2.00 Okc, True Light Capital 2.14 Okemah, Calvary North Canadian 2.14 Tecumseh, All Nations Pottawatomie-Lincoln 2.14 Okc, Shields Boulevard Capital 2.16 Leaders in Ratio, Morning Worship Average: Congregation assoc ratio Stringtown, First Atoka-Coal 2.55 Lawton, Calvary Comanche-Cotton 3.27 Stilwell, Calvary East Central 3.33 Okemah, Skyview North Canadian 3.43 Cache, First Comanche-Cotton 3.70 Paoli, First Arbuckle 3.89 Pleasant Hope Craig-Mayes 4.26 Quapaw, First Northeastern 4.29 Okc, Central Capital 4.55 Okc, Western Hills None

17 Leaders in Ratio, Morning Worship Average: Congregation assoc ratio Grove, Crosswired None 1.71 Davis, Midway Hill None 5.56 Ardmore, Trinity Enon 6.06 Perkins, First Cimarron 6.13 Edmond, North Pointe Capital 6.25 Moore, Highland Union 6.28 Vinita, First Craig-Mayes 7.06 Goldsby Union 7.14 Cordell, First Concord-Kiowa 7.21 Dewey, First Washington-Osage 7.27 Leaders in Ratio, Morning Worship Average: Congregation assoc ratio Fort Gibson, First Muskogee 5.66 Dewar, First North Canadian 6.49 Purcell, First Union 7.20 Sapulpa, Foundation Tulsa Metro 7.29 Duncan, Freedom Biker Mullins 8.96 Lawton, First Comanche-Cotton 8.96 Elmore City, First Arbuckle 9.18 Okc, Grace Place Capital 9.21 Pryor, Exciting Southeast Craig-Mayes 9.77 Tecumseh, Sharon Pottawatomie-Lincoln Leaders in Ratio, Morning Worship Average: Congregation assoc ratio Muskogee, Timothy Muskogee 4.89 Broken Arrow, Arrow Heights Tulsa Metro 7.10 Yukon, Trinity Capital 8.36 Elk City, First Beckham-Mills 9.79 Sapulpa, First Tulsa Metro Heavener, First LeFlore Claremore, First Rogers Lawton, Cameron Comanche-Cotton Choctaw, Choctaw Road Capital Muskogee, First Muskogee

18 Leaders in Ratio, Morning Worship Average: 1000 & Above Congregation assoc ratio Broken Arrow, BattleCreek Tulsa Metro 7.49 Ardmore, First Enon 9.23 Okc, Newchurch Capital 9.79 Okc, Quail Springs Capital Moore, First Union Del City, First Southern Capital Broken Arrow, First Tulsa Metro Okc, Southern Hills Capital Edmond, Henderson Hills Capital Bethany, Council Road Capital Associations Leading in Total Baptisms Association Baptisms Capital 2,095 Tulsa Metro 1,238 Union 704 Muskogee 543 Pottawatomie-Lincoln 524 Comanche-Cotton 473 Frisco 394 Cimarron 392 Enon 385 Craig-Mayes 338 Associations Leading in Baptism Ratio Association ratio Northeastern 8.14 Atoka-Coal 9.18 Johnston-Marshall 9.44 North Canadian 9.50 Frisco Caddo Craig-Mayes Enon East Central Comanche-Cotton Native American Associations Leading in Baptism Ratio Association ratio Cheyenne-Arapaho 5.25 Cherokee 8.16 M-S-W

19 HELPFUL INFORMATION We are asking all conference participants to register this year. The conference is still free, but this will help us with planning and coordinating during the event. If you haven t done so already, please visit the registration area located in the main lobby for more information and for free resources. Childcare will be provided by Southern Hills & registration is required for children ages Birth Kindergarten and home-schooled students, Kindergarten-6th grade. Study Hall will be provided for home-schooled students, Kindergarten-6th grade. Older students will be required to attend the conference. All children will need to be picked up during meal times. If your children are not already registered, please see an attendant at the south end of Fielder Hall. LifeWay Bookstore is located on the main floor by the Southern Hills Media Library. DVD s and CD s will be available for purchase at a table outside the LifeWay Bookstore. Exhibit Hall (Booth area) is located in the SoutHouse or West wing of the building on the lower level. Volunteers from Southern Hills are wearing name badges and are located at kiosks throughout the lower level of the building. They are here to assist you. Southern Hills Café will be open throughout the conference. All items will be sold at a costrecovery fee. This is located in the SoutHouse or West wing of the building. Please look for directional signs or ask an attendant for assistance. Lost and found is located in the Welcome Center near the East Entrance of the church. The nurse s station and first aid services are provided to you by Entrusted Hearts by Baptist Village. They are on duty in Room B103 near the Welcome Center. Meals/Meetings Group location time Oklahoma Evangelists Parlor Monday, 12 noon Journey to SEC Luncheon Gym Monday, 12 noon Baptism Leaders Recognition D116-D119 Monday, 5:00 p.m. Women s Luncheon Gym Tuesday, 12 noon Directors of Missions D116-D119 Tuesday, 12 noon Ethnic Pastors Luncheon D /D nd floor Tuesday, 12 noon Ed Newton Luncheon Offsite Outback Steakhouse Tuesday, 12 noon 19

20 MAPS Southern Hills Baptist Church N A-ROOMS

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22 MAIN BUILDING FIRST FLOOR SOUTHOUSE N D-ROOMS

23 H-ROOMS MAIN BUILDING SECOND FLOOR N D-ROOMS

24 24 NOTES

25 RESOURCES by Dr. Gregory Frizzell BGCO Office of Prayer and Spiritual Awakening 3800 N. May Ave., OKC, OK (405) x4517 or Pat Jones, Assistant to Dr. Gregory Frizzell Resource Title cost Return To Me 21 Day Prayer Journey $4.00 How To Pray Without Ceasing $4.00 Returning to Holiness $4.00 De Regreso a la Santidad $4.00 How to Develop a Powerful Prayer Life $4.00 Biblical Patterns for Powerful Church Prayer Meetings $4.00 Releasing the Revival Flood $5.00 Iceberg, Dead Ahead $5.00 Seeking God to Seek a Pastor $5.00 Saved, Certain and Transformed $5.00 Restoring Our First Love $3.00 Dynamic Church Prayer Meetings $3.00 Powerful Prayer for Every Family $ Days of Seeking God for Revival and Elections $3.00 Praying God s Heart in Times Like These $3.00 Overcoming the Corporate Sins of Modern Churches $3.00 Developing Evangelistic Revival Producing Prayer Ministries $6.00 Seven Essentials of Holiness and Power in Christian Leaders $5.00 Local Associations and United Prayer $5.00 Prayer Evangelism for the Local Church $5.00 Covenant Bible Insert Set $1.00 per set of (4) or 25 each My Covenant to Abide Daily in God s Word My Covenant to Pray for Revival and Spiritual Awakening My Great Commission Prayer Covenant My Covenant to Walk in Daily Cleansing and Yielding Clean Hands, Pure Hearts: Journey to Complete Spiritual Victory (Available April, 2013) Demolishing Strongholds: Spiritual Warfare that Releases Revival (Available Summer, 2013) A Pure and Holy Bride: A Plumb Line for Corporate Repentance (Available Late Summer, 2013) 25

26 NEW EVANGELISM RESOURCES Are you making disciples? How do you know? Have you defined what a disciple looks like? Do you have a disciple-making process in place? Is evangelism a priority in your process? CHURCH EVANGELISM ACCELERATOR serves as your personal evangelism assistant in answering these questions. Pick up your free copy at the Registration table. 26

27 UNLABELED is designed to be short enough to read in one sitting, and in-depth enough to give a realistic picture of young adult culture and worldview. It s a great starting point for learning about the unique challenges the emerging generation present and ways to effectively reach out to them. Pick up your free copy at the Registration table. UNLABELED 2 From 1997 to 2010, the number of young adults enrolled in Sunday school has declined by 22,015 people, a decline of roughly 32 percent. A significant portion of these have migrated to churches outside our denominational influence. The question we must ask ourselves is will we accept this trend as inevitable, or do we want to do what it will take to reverse it? This book is designed for those who want to reverse the trend. Pick up your free copy at the Registration table. 27

28 PROGRAM GUESTS Adams, Randall Team Leader, Church Outreach, BGCO 3800 North May, OKC, OK (405) , ext. 4309, Barber, Glenn Childhood Ministries Specialist, BGCO 3800 North May, OKC, OK (405) ext. 4633, Bender, Bob Pastor, First Baptist Church Black Forest Rd., Colorado Springs, CO (719) , Brennan, Monica Rose Professor, Women s Ministries, Liberty University 1971 University Blvd., Lynchburg, VA (434) , mdrose@liberty.edu Burkhart, Keith Family & Men s Ministries Specialist, BGCO 3800 North May, OKC, OK (405) ext. 4649, kburkhart@bgco.org Chandler, Lauren Pastor s Wife, Mom and Writer, The Village Church 2101 Justin Rd., Flower Mound, TX (972) , themchandlers@gmail.com 28

29 Clarkson, Kevin Pastor, First Baptist Church 301 NE 27th St., Moore, OK (405) , Collins, Roc Pastor, Indian Springs Baptist Church 325 Hill Rd., Kingsport, TN (423) , Evans, Tony Pastor, Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship 1808 W. Camp Wisdom Rd., Dallas, TX (214) , tonyevans.org Finch, Andy Pastor, First Baptist Church Blanchard PO Box 370, Blanchard, OK (405) , Forbes, Chris Production Representative, Heart of a Rebel 19 N. Broadway, Suite #300, Edmond, OK (405) , marketingcoach@gmail.com Gentry, Tim Evangelism Group Leader, BGCO 3800 North May, OKC, OK (405) , ext. 4327, tgentry@bgco.org 29

30 PROGRAM GUESTS Hanson, Amy Author and consultant Council Bluffs, IA Haynie, Terri Pianist, Southern Hills Baptist Church 8601 South Pennsylvania, OKC, OK (405) , ext. 1051, Henson, Jason Organist, Immanuel Baptist Church 1451 East 45th, Shawnee, OK (405) , Hobbs, Brian Team Leader, Communications/Baptist Messenger Editor, BGCO 3800 North May, OKC, OK (405) ext. 4376, Hobbs, Craig President, OCOSBE 2145 N. 330 Road, Haskell, OK (918) , Jones, Mark Children s Pastor, Quail Springs Baptist Church N. May Ave. Oklahoma City, OK (405) , mjones@qsbc.org 30

31 Keller, Heather Children s Ministry Consultant, Women s Missionary Union 100 Missionary Ridge, Birmingham, AL (205) , @wmu.org King, Kelly Women s Mission and Ministries Specialist, BGCO 3800 North May, OKC, OK (405) ext. 4324, kking@bgco.org Lam, Ted Pastor, New Tulsa International Baptist Church 8707 E. 19th St. Tulsa, OK (405) , TLam@bgco.org Lind, Randy Worship and Music Specialist, BGCO 3800 North May, OKC, OK (405) ext. 4647, rlind@bgco.org Lindsey, Eddie Church Planting Strategist, BGCO 3800 North May, OKC, OK (405) ext. 4384, elindsey@bgco.org Lowery, Cris Emerging Generations Evangelism Specialist and Interim Collegiate Ministries Specialist, BGCO 3800 North May, OKC, OK (405) ext. 4301, clowery@bgco.org 31

32 PROGRAM GUESTS Mayfield, Bob Sunday School & Adult Discipleship Specialist, BGCO 3800 North May, OKC, OK (405) ext. 4661, Melton, Doug Pastor, Southern Hills Baptist Church 8601 South Pennsylvania Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK (405) , Miller, Doug Pastor, Southeast Baptist Church 2511 E Hancock St., Muskogee, OK (918) , sebc@att.net Newton, Ed Staff Evangelist, Faith Baptist Church 3755 N Germantown Rd., Bartlett, TN (901) , ed@ednewton.org Spradlin, Roger Pastor, Valley Baptist Church 4800 Fruitvale Ave., Bakersfield, CA (661) , rspradlin@valleybaptist.org Stroope, Steve Pastor, Lake Pointe Church 701 E Interstate 30, Rockwall, TX (469) , steves@lakepointe.org 32

33 Urton, Shelley Women s Mission and Ministries Assistant, BGCO 3800 North May, OKC, OK (405) ext. 4318, surton@bgco.org Vera, Richard West Region Evangelism Coordinator, NAMB 4200 North Point Pkwy, Alpharetta, GA (559) , rvera@namb.net Ware, Marcia DJ, Way Network Services Nashville, TN marciashow.com Wilson, Walter Pastor, Friendship Baptist Church 1401 SW New York Ave., Lawton, OK (580) , vjwilson53@gmail.com 33

34 CHURCH OUTREACH TEAM (405) Randall Adams Team Leader x4309 Linda Rickey Administrative Assistant x4322 Beddow, Tom Oil Patch Chaplaincy Strategist (580) , Bettis, Paul Chaplaincy/Community Ministries Specialist x4304, Brunk, Jim Associational/SAC Outreach Specialist x4314, Caceres, Daniel Church Planting Strategist x4386, Caceres, Marta Robert Haskins School of Leadership Director x4390, Conchos, Antonio Church Planting Catalyst (580) , Falls, Emerson Pastoral Leadership Consultant (405) , Hill, Jennifer Church Planting & Associational & SAC Outreach Ministry Assistant x4310, 34

35 Holland, Bo Church Planting Specialist x4385, Selby, Brett Pastoral Leadership Specialist x4400, Lillard, Suzanne Collegiate Ministries Administrative Assistant, x4383, Scott, Sam Church Planting Catalyst (405) , Lindsey, Eddie Church Planting Strategist x4384, Little, Elizabeth Robert Haskins School of Leadership Ministry Assistant x4390, Nix, Kdie Pastoral Leadership Ministry Assistant x4401, Penna, Greg Church Planting Strategist x4389, Stephens, Mary Partnership & Volunteer Missions Ministry Assistant x4336, Wadsworth, Alisha Church Planting & Associational & SAC Outreach Ministry Assistant x4308, Williams, Don Chaplaincy Criminal Justice Strategist (405) , Porter, Sam Partnership & Volunteer Missions Specialist x4337, Robinson, Cindi Chaplaincy/Community Ministry Assistant & CORT Receptionist x4326, 35

36 EVANGELISM GROUP (405) Tim Gentry Evangelism Group Leader x4327 Erin Clark Evangelism Ministry Assistant x4313 Cris Lowery Emerging Generations Evangelism Specialist and Interim Collegiate Ministries Specialist, BGCO x4301 Jesús Pacheco Ethnic Evangelism Strategist x4311 Karen Soto Ethnic & Emerging Generations Evangelism Ministry Assistant x

37 Kacie Potts Student Evangelism & Mobilization & Leadership Development Ministry Assistant x4388, Norman Flowers Student Evangelism & Mobilization Specialist x4387 Women s Missions & Ministries Kelly King Women s Missions & Ministries Specialist x4324 kking@bgco.org Cara Puryear Women s Missions & Ministries Assistant x4318 cpuryear@bgco.org 37

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