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A Willing Heart
What does it take to support a ministry like OBHC? Does it really take a flexible schedule and a large bank account? Two of OBHC’s current supporters show how they became involved with OBHC and that it’s more simple than you may think.
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Redemption and Hope
Shanelle and Derrick’s life-changing experience with Christ propelled and strengthened their relationship as they grew closer. They now have four beautiful children together – a life they say is attributed to the Lord’s redeeming nature in their lives.
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Christmas Traditions at OBHC
At OBHC, we want children living in our care to experience the joys that Christmas has to offer. Whether it be singing Christmas music, reading the Christmas story together or baking treats, these traditions become a central part of the Christmas celebration.
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A New Life in Christ
After bouncing around from home to home, Dawson eventually arrived at OBHC in March of this year, looking for his fresh start.
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Hope Shares Mission Across the State
Choose Life was the theme for events held in September and October benefiting Hope Pregnancy Centers in north OKC, Tulsa, south OKC and Edmond.
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Big Responsibility – Best Reward
What would our response be if God called us to drastically step out of our routine and into the unknown? Would we be quick to respond or want to stay in our comfort zone? Brian and Leah Ingraham recently experienced this calling.
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Back-to-School Style Shows Draw Large Crowds
Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children (OBHC) hosted three annual Back-to-School Style Shows across the state this month. These events raised money for clothing and other basic needs for the children in care of OBHC’s four residential campuses caring for children and families in need.
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Farming for a Greater Purpose
Each summer, children from one of OBHC’s four campuses have an opportunity to visit farmers during the harvest. Girls from Baptist Home for Girls in Madill recently visited the Muller farm for a learning opportunity of their own.
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