“...encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing.” I Thessalonians 5:11

Pottawatomie-Lincoln Baptist Association, Shawnee, OK Dr. Russell R. Cook, Director of Missions Vol. 16, No. 5 May, 2012

EXECUTIVE BOARD Next meeting is

May 14, 10:30 a.m.

Guest Speaker: Robert Kellogg President & CEO Baptist Foundation

Lunch following, RSVP at the PLBA Office

Support Services 9:00 a.m.

Fellowship Time 10:00 a.m.

Mission

Partnerships

meeting

Monday,

May 14

1:00 p.m.

Assn. Office

Association Office CLOSED May 28 for MEMORIAL DAY!

2012 ASSOCIATION CHILDREN’S CAMPS (Must complete grades 4th through 6th)

Applications available now at the Association office or online at www.plba.org. Click on Info Center tab.

Camp 1 — May 27-30 (Sunday evening—Wednesday noon)

Staying in First, Ochelata cabin. (Former PLBA cabin.)

( Wayne Knight — Host Pastor)

Camp 2 — May 30-June 2 (Wednesday evening—Saturday noon)

*Gate fees apply to all campers of all ages including sponsors and cooks.

$35 to PLBA for food & lodging and $40 to ACC for gate fee*

www.associationalchildrenscamp.com

PRE-CAMP MEETING, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 7:00 P.M. If your church is even considering attending ACC with the Association group,

please have a representative present at the Pre-camp Meeting.

Registration is not complete until we have received a completed registration

form, health release form and paid deposit.

Pastors & Wives “Cookout at the Cook’s” Friday, May 4, 2012, 6:30 p.m.

1313 Castle Creek (corner Crown Point & Castle Creek, Northridge VII)

Bring your lawn chairs and come share some time of “food, fun and fellowship.” Bring your favorite veggie dish, salad or dessert. Meat and drinks will be provided. (R.S.V.P. to 273-4558 by May 2.) Call if you need directions, 405-275-2088.

PLBA Secretaries / Clerks Appreciation Luncheon

Tuesday, May 8, 12:00-1:ish p.m. PLBA Office

3800 N. Market

Menu: Variety of Salads & desserts

This is a time to visit with your sisters in the ministry and have a relaxing time. Don’t worry about arriving late or leaving early, just come enjoy yourself.

Please RSVP by Wednesday, May 2, 405-273-4558

National

Day of

Prayer,

May 3

“When The Glory of God Fills The House” II Chronicles 5:1-14

Whether in the tabernacle in the wilderness (Ex. 33:9; 40:34-38) or in Solomon’s temple (here), the glory of the Lord filled the house. His glory was the result of His people making specific responses to Him. God’s glory is a demonstration of God’s favor and approval. What is happening in the church that would result in the glory of the Lord filling the house?

I. The PROVISION OF GOD is received and acknowledged (v.1b “Solomon brought in the things that David, his father, had dedicated and put them in the treasuries of the house of God.”) - cf. I Chronicles 29:3

Who receives glory (honor, recognition) for what you have? Who receives glory for what your church has?

II. The PRESENCE OF GOD is welcomed and anticipated (v. 7 “The priests brought the ark of the covenant of the Lord to it’s place, into the inner sanctuary of the house to the holy of holies, under the wings of the cherubim.”) - cf. Psalm 26:8

Where the ark was, God was. Does God have the pre-imminent place in your church?...or in

your life?

III. The PRECEPTS OF GOD are presented and accepted. (v.10 “There was nothing in the ark except the two tablets which Moses put there at Horeb where the Lord made a covenant with the sons of Israel, when they came out of Egypt.”) - cf. Psalm 119:105

God’s Word stands forever! God’s Word doesn’t just “shed a little light” on the subject… it is

the subject!

IV. The PRAISE OF GOD is spontaneous and amplified. (v.13a “In uni-son… the trumpets and the singers were to make themselves heard with one voice to praise and to glorify the Lord…”) - cf. Psalm 150:1, 6

We can praise Him with instruments. We can praise Him with our voices.

“Then the house, the house of the Lord, was filled with a cloud (i.e. the “Shekinah glory of God”), so that the priests could not stand to minister be-cause of the cloud, for THE GLORY OF THE LORD FILLED THE HOUSE OF GOD.” (vv. 13b-14) — rrc

Our unusually mild winter has passed. Spring has sprung and summer is nearly upon us. Every year brings both routine and surprises. This is a year for us to settle in to another house. We didn’t know that was going to hap-pen but God uniquely provided for us to change our address. We now live at 1313 Castle Creek. This is also a year in which we are resuming our Annual Spring Cookout for all our Pastors and their wives (Friday, May 4, 6:30 p.m). The summer holds great opportunity for all our churches to reach out to families through Vacation Bible School, church camps, mission trips and much more. When I think about all the communities in which our churches are located, I am reminded of the Apostle Paul’s words in Romans 10:1 “Brethren, my hearts desire and my prayer to God for them is for their salva-tion.” I pray that this would be a very fruitful summer—that souls will be saved, believers will be revived, marriages will be restored, families and churches will be strengthened and God’s Kingdom will come on earth as it is in Heaven. This is the only 2012 we will ever have. May we have greater sensitivity than ever to the mighty work of God in us and around us. Join me in praying for a powerful movement of God in our churches and in our nation. We need it so badly! Encouragingly Yours, Russell R. Cook

HAZEL DELL will be celebrating their 100th Anniversary, September 2, 2012. (Lee

Witt , Pastor)

HILLSIDE has a Falls Creek cabin available for May 27 - 30. If interested please

call Lisa Hancock, 405-406-5501 or Adella Owens, 405-818-7537. (Tuney

Ropp , Pastor)

MAMMOTH ordained Andy Arnold, Youth Pastor, to the Gospel Ministry on

Sunday, April 22, 2012. (Mike Hazelwood , Pastor)

DALE is seeking part-time pianist, blended worship service. Contact Douglas

Parker Jr., Search Committee, 405.401.9010. (Doug Parker, Pastor)

FIRST, MAUD receiving resumes for part-time Music Minister. Please send

resume to PO Box 86, Maud, OK 74854 or call 405.630.8348. (Bobby Shatto,

Pastor)

FIRST, ST. LOUIS is seeking a part-time Youth Director. Call Pastor Glenn C.

Peck, 405.273.4596 or 405.830.8359 for duties and compensation. Back-

ground check will be performed. (Glenn Peck, Pastor)

HAZEL DELL is seeking a bi-vocational Music Minister. For more information

contact Pastor Lee Witt at 405.964.2042.

MORNING STAR is receiving resumes for a Senior Pastor. Resumes can be

sent to lgray091@students.sbts.edu.

Church News

Please let us know of any upcoming events or news from your church!

Staff Needed

Incorrect information... please call the Associa-tion office, 405.273.4558.

It Might Preach!

Oklahoma Baptist

H mes for CHILDREN

Sunday, May 13, 2012

OBU and Seminary Scholarship Applications

are now available online!

www.plba.org Click on Info Center tab

Due in to the PLBA Office by May 31!

Mother’s Day

Sunday, May 13

WM&M NEWS PLBA Women’s Missions & Ministries

BGCO LADIES’ RETREAT, FALLS CREEK REPORT: It was exciting to see a good number of ladies from our Association attending the state Ladies’ Retreat at Falls Creek on April 13-14. The program and conferences were good…the fellowship was fun…the weather was pleas-ant…and we’re already looking forward to next year’s retreat, scheduled for April 19-20, 2013!

BLANKET THE STATE REMEMBER: Children’s homes, crisis pregnancy centers, nursing homes, shel-ters for children/women/homeless, firemen & policeman for emergency needs, invalids, retirement centers, disaster relief, hospital hospitality houses…you name it! These and more are all ongoing needs for constant supplies of blan-kets! These are need-related year ‘round, not cold-weather related! Ours carry the Gospel message to those who have so many needs! Contact Marsha Cook at rrmlcook@sbcglobal.net for how YOU can help!

BOOK NOOK FEATURING THIS MONTH: Our PLBA Resource Center has available for check-out two very special teaching kits for a facilitator to use with small groups of moms, both written by speaker and author, Vicki Courtney. These meet needs of moms of children from the cradle to college. There is a video DVD with each and one sample Member’s Book with a Leader’s Guide (you may order addi-tional Member’s Books for your group from LifeWay). Each includes a Church Promo Segment and six (6) sessions. The titles are:

5 Conversations You Must Have With Your Daughter 5 Conversations You Must Have With Your Son

A NUGGET FROM MY SPIRITUAL JOURNEY… In the 11 months since Mother went home to live with the Lord and Daddy

in Heaven I have continued to learn things not really visible before those times. One is that God truly IS our source of peace and comfort in the time of sorrow and “loss.” Even though there are still tears from time to time…or I still find my-self wanting to go tell one of them something special…or there are still things in my home that trigger memories, that peace that passes all understanding is in my heart! A secular organization recently sent me a mailing designed to suppos-edly help me get through my grief. If what they said was all I had to depend upon, I would feel so empty. Sadly, I realized once again how little the world understands the hope, peace, and comfort we have in Christ.

Interestingly, even though my parents no longer live on Earth, their legacy does! I am currently preparing conference materials to teach soon and have seen again that the mentoring I received throughout a lifetime in my parents’ household has not ended with their lives. Instead, I continue to teach and share what they taught me about how to live and how to die. Reflecting upon our final months together has reminded me that when you really live well for Christ in your active years, then you are much better equipped to die with a release of worldly interests and an embracing of the promised hope we have in Him as believers. Living well is the necessary prelude for dying well.

When you suddenly find yourself being the “older generation” in your family, there comes with that a heightened accountability to live out the legacy you have received in the passing of the baton. The fragility of life is more real than ever before. Heaven is more precious than ever before. The hope of hearing, “Well done, thou good and faithful servant,” is more motivating than ever before!

My goal is to know Him and the power of His resurrection and the fellowship of His sufferings, being conformed to His death, assuming that I will somehow reach the resurrection from among the dead. Not that I have already reached the goal or am already fully mature, but I make every effort to take hold of it because I also have been taken hold of Christ Jesus…one thing I do: For-getting what is behind and reaching forward to what is ahead, I pursue as my goal the prize promised by God’s heavenly call in Christ Jesus…we should live up to whatever truth we have attained. (Philippians 3:10-16 HCSB)

Marsha Cook, Women’s Missions & Ministries Leader

Churches listed in red are Pastorless.

PASTORS CHURCH Mar. ‘12 YTD

TOTAL CHECKING AND SAVINGS TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR Beginning Bal. Income Expenses Ending Bal.

3-1-12 3-31-12 Budget 27,220.55 19,071.33 16,544.60 29,747.28 Designated 161,653.13 167,287.17 Total Monies $188,873.68 $197,034.45

Roger Shaw Agra FBC 351.54 995.24 Dwayne Johnson Asher FBC .00 392.03 Chris Carter Blackburn Chapel 596.83 650.91 Mark Davis Carney FBC 195.53 367.64 Rick Blackwell Chandler, FBC .00 750.16 Keith Henley Chandler Southern .00 1,057.97 Doug Parker Dale 28.62 57.80 Mike Mitchell Davenport FBC 262.29 723.49 Mike Haines Deer Creek 123.86 289.01 Russell Baker Earlsboro FBC 192.84 425.05 Ellis Rolette Earlsboro Indian Mission .00 .00 Wayne Knight Fairview 244.28 503.72 Dan Campbell Faith 227.00 480.69 Jeff Bruton Forest 26.00 101.50 Lee Witt Hazel Dell 488.36 1,226.28 Tuney Ropp Hillside 910.10 1,945.27 Gary Nickerson Hilltop 235.85 446.68 Bryan Cook Hopewell 111.22 203.41 Thom Duncan Macomb 212.47 304.68 Mike Hazelwood Mammoth 137.00 386.00 Bobby Shatto Maud FBC 52.73 52.73 Dwain Riley, Int. Maud Trinity 164.54 306.12 James Bond McLoud Emmanuel 585.00 1,598.88 Jerry Grey, Int. McLoud Emmaus .00 92.15 Ernest Graham McLoud FBC 427.00 881.68 Russell Cook, Int. McLoud Son Rise .00 .00 Joe Jones Meeker FBC 373.00 827.37 Bryan Pain Morning Star 660.60 1,331.62 John Wiles Mt. Pleasant .00 .00 Mark Patterson Newalla-New Life 655.31 1,594.51 Mike Collyer Pink 273.73 736.54 Jim Morningstar Pioneer 59.00 101.18 Dennis Traxler Pleasant Home 414.34 484.95 Tim Emmons Prague FBC 435.37 1,090.94 Glen White Redeemer’s Fellowship .00 .00 Richard Zimmer Rock Creek 576.32 1,885.42 Gaspar Reyes, Int. Rock Creek Spanish 9.82 14.18 Tony Black Romulus 305.92 638.64 Paul Gore Sh-Aydelotte 566.50 1,643.30 David Henry Sh-Calvary .00 .00 Dan Williams Sh-First 203.20 968.51 _________________ Sh-First Indian .00 .00 Anthony Rhone Sh-Galilee .00 .00 Larry Guest/Bob Dawson Sh-Good Shepherd Chapel .00 158.89 Jay Sampson Sh-Heritage .00 857.54 Todd Fisher Sh-Immanuel 975.56 3,272.18 Tom Hall Sh-New Life .00 .00 Mike Stock Sh-Oakland Chapel 96.00 96.00 Ben Little, Int. Sh-Sallateeska .00 .00 Mike Craig Sh-Temple 822.62 1,836.49 Larry Norris Sh-Trinity 300.00 410.00 Bob Searl Sh-University 270.87 823.78 J.D. Cunningham, Sh-Wallace Ave. 163.00 443.83 _________________ Sparks FBC 72.70 211.62 Glenn Peck St. Louis FBC 216.35 440.60 Burl Mackey Stroud FBC 669.34 1,279.12 Clark Frailey Tecumseh FBC 617.00 2,016.40 John Mixon Tecumseh New Hope .00 .00 John Spradlin Tecumseh Riverside .00 .00 Clint Dawkins Tecumseh Sharon 1,455.42 2,152.20 Bob Fowler Tryon FBC 177.02 524.36 Larry Stevenson Wanette FBC 147.64 432.24 Bill Howse Wanette, Victory Pointe .00 .00 Russ Houser Wellston Cornerstone .00 .00 Darrell Sullivan Wellston FBC 263.16 519.47 Lane Buckley Wellston Trinity .00 450.00 TOTAL $16,352.85 $41,480.97

Roger Shaw Agra FBC 554.37 2,824.64 Dwayne Johnson Asher FBC 181.92 596.87 Chris Carter Blackburn Chapel 211.61 778.98 Mark Davis Carney FBC 590.24 777.11 Rick Blackwell Chandler, FBC 766.06 3,096.70 Keith Henley Chandler Southern 105.32 505.49 Doug Parker Dale 24.22 101.31 Mike Mitchell Davenport FBC .00 945.40 Mike Haines Deer Creek 161.03 523.47 Mark Streetman Earlsboro FBC .00 150.00 Ellis Rolette Earlsboro Indian Mission .00 .00 Wayne Knight Fairview 259.92 530.63 Dan Campbell Faith 286.83 848.84 Jeff Bruton Forest .00 .00 Lee Witt Hazel Dell 562.30 1,627.49 Tuney Ropp Hillside 985.55 3,898.96 Gary Nickerson Hilltop 491.58 1,825.16 Bryan Cook Hopewell 53.09 204.96 Don Acker Macomb 152.44 579.78 Mike Hazelwood Mammoth 325.00 871.00 Bobby Shatto Maud FBC 32.32 84.06 Rusty McMullen Maud Trinity 213.42 799.55 James Bond McLoud Emmanuel 708.75 2,994.36 Jerry Gray McLoud Emmaus 91.86 342.60 ________________ McLoud FBC 531.26 1,515.71 Ed Moore McLoud Pecan Valley 84.14 190.12 Ron Cherry McLoud Son Rise .00 235.99 Joe Jones Meeker FBC 390.28 1,142.30 Russell Cook, Int. Morning Star 1,116.26 1,116.26 John Hancock Mt. Pleasant 103.50 439.81 Mark Patterson Newalla-New Life 645.90 2,356.83 Mike Collyer Pink 301.38 1,023.74 Jim Morningstar Pioneer .00 78.57 Nathan Howard Pleasant Home 143.87 384.82 Tim Emmons Prague FBC 495.85 1,667.52 Richard Zimmer Rock Creek 746.88 2,717.96 Gaspar Reyes Rock Creek Spanish 23.56 87.45 Tony Black Romulus 174.31 561.70 Paul Gore Sh-Aydelotte 289.15 1,250.04 David Henry Sh-Calvary .00 .00 Ray Miller Sh-First 288.01 1,242.97 Spencer Davis, Int. Sh-First Indian .00 373.47 Anthony Rhone Sh-Galilee .00 .00 Larry Guest/Bob Dawson Sh-Good Shepherd Chapel .00 320.65 Jay Sampson Sh-Heritage .00 512.65 Todd Fisher Sh-Immanuel 1,768.78 6,534.73 Tom Hall Sh-New Life 25.00 75.00 John York Sh-Oakland Chapel .00 .00 Ben Little Sh-Sallateeska 130.00 1,022.00 Mike Craig Sh-Temple 1,070.12 4,010.89 Larry Norris Sh-Trinity 340.00 552.00 Steve Dominy Sh-University 304.83 1,167.97 Butch Bradley Sh-Wallace Ave. 146.95 624.47 Charles Wigington Sparks FBC 107.10 335.02 Glenn Peck St. Louis FBC 242.45 1,053.69 Burl Mackey Stroud FBC 551.53 1,612.73 Bill Haas Tecumseh All Nations .00 .00 Tony Peak Tecumseh FBC 813.49 2,766.03 Will Wilson Tecumseh New Hope .00 100.00 Clint Dawkins Tecumseh Sharon 711.50 2,141.16 Bob Fowler Tryon FBC 270.91 599.37 Britt Lesley Wanette FBC .00 290.21 Bill Howse Wanette, Victory Pointe .00 10.00 Russ Houser Wellston Cornerstone .00 .00 Darrell Sullivan Wellston FBC 386.49 1,116.89 Lane Buckley Wellston Trinity 110.00 440.00 Donation .00 2,465.00 TOTAL 19,071.33 69,043.08

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4 Pastors and Wives Cookout, 1313 Castle Creek, 6:30 pm

4-5 Basic Training I, Falls Creek

4-5 Basic Training II, Falls Creek

5 State Bible Drill Competition, Southern Hills Baptist, OKC, 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.

7-9 Oklahoma Bible Conference, Falls Creek

8 Secretaries/Clerks Luncheon, PLBA Office, Noon

11 OBU Spring Commencement

13 Mother’s Day - OK Baptist Homes for Children Mother’s Day Offering

14 Support Services mtg., Assn. Office, 9:00 a.m.

14 Fellowship time, Assn. Office, 10:00 a.m.

14 Executive Board mtg., Assn. Office, 10:30 a.m.

14 Mission Partnerships mtg., Assn. Office, 1:00 p.m.

15 Baptist Association Emphasis

27 Global Day of Prayer

27-30 Associational Children’s Camp, Camp #1, Falls Creek

30-6/2 Associational Children’s Camp, Camp #2, Falls Creek

28 Memorial Day — Assn. Office CLOSED

29-6/1 Cross Timbers - Camp Week 1

May

Birthdays 1 Rev. Keith Henley 136 Meadow Lane Chandler, OK 74834 Pastor, Chandler Southern

7 Rev. Donnie Bond 7 Coffman Shawnee, OK 74801 Retired Pastor

8 Rev. Anthony Rhone 816 NW 138th St. Edmond, OK 73013 Pastor, Galilee

8 Rev. Mark Streetman 300 36th Ave. SW #627 Norman, OK 73027 Pastor, First, Earlsboro

9 Mrs. Judy (Jim) Morningstar 609 S. Dewey Ave. Chandler, OK 74834 Pastor’s Wife, Pioneer

13 Mrs. LaShai (Anthony) Rhone 816 NW 138th St. Edmond, OK 73013 Pastor’s Wife, Galilee

14 Mrs. Danielle Collyer PO Box 213 Harrah, OK 73045 Pastor’s Wife, Pink

15 Dr. Paul Calmes 2000 N. Broadway Shawnee, OK 74804 Retired Pastor

17 Rev. Mike Collyer PO Box 213 Harrah, OK 73045 Pastor, Pink

22 Mrs. Gayle (Dan) Campbell 20385 Elm St. Harrah, OK 73045 Pastor’s Wife, Faith, Harrah

26 Mrs. Laura (Lawrence) Guest 2011 N Ivy Lane Tecumseh, OK 74873 Pastor’s Wife, Good Shepherd

27 Mrs. Renee (Lane) Buckley 331288 E. Hwy 66 Wellston, OK 74881 Pastor’s Wife, Trinity, Wellston

28 Rev. Mike Hazelwood PO Box 891 Meeker, OK 74855 Pastor, Mammoth

31 Rev. Bobby Burnett 4 Briarwood Shawnee, OK 74804 Retired Pastor

Anniversaries 3 Rev. & Mrs. Don Acker, Sr 8009 Buckwood Rd Newalla, OK 74857 Pastor, Macomb

6 Rev. & Mrs. Lee Witt 39208 Moccasin Trail Shawnee, OK 74804 Pastor, Hazel Dell

9 Rev. & Mrs. Al Farrow 1 Dennis Blvd. Shawnee, OK 74804 Retired Pastor

22 Rev. & Mrs. Doug Parker 37505 Old Hwy 270 Shawnee, OK 74804 Pastor, Dale

27 Rev. & Mrs. Bill Howse, III 38714 Okay Rd Wanette, OK 74878 Pastor, Victory Pointe

28 Rev. & Mrs. Donnie Bond 7 Coffman Shawnee, OK 74801 Retired Pastor

28 Rev. & Mrs. Dwayne Johnson PO Box 303 Asher, OK 74826 Pastor, First, Asher

31 Rev. & Mrs. Burl Mackey 126 Sooner Dr. Stroud, OK 74079 Pastor, First, Stroud

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Cost: $50.00

Conference Speakers Include:

Rev. Bill Elliff

Dr. Bobby Kelly

Register online at:

http://www.bgco.org/ministries/leadership/2012okbibleconf