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Jean Ann Acree
Zina Anderson
Stan Anthis
Allen Arms
Seth Bailey
Nicholas Baker
Bill Baldwin
Brian Baldwin
Lee Benson
Ellen Bernhardt
Re Berry
Katherine Brown
Carolyn Buckner
Tanya Bunyard
Sarah (Sally) Buxton
Gary Caldwell
Coye Calhoun
Stephanie Calico
Sergio Cardenas-Diaz
Shirlene Ann Carr
Donna Cash
Ed Cash
Ronald Caudill
Robert Chavez
Wayne Childers
George Cochran
Bruce Conley
Joann Conley
Danny Cotner
Anita Couser
Arthur Crawford
Diana Cummins
Jay Davis
Jane Dearman
Toni Derose
Kent Duff
Lee Eaton
Shyla Eaton
Judy Ensz
William (Bill) Farley
Constance Faulkner
James Faulkner
Marvin Fenwick
Chuck Goodwin
Gregory Fields
Gayliss Flynt
Orrie Flynt
Mike Gandara
Susan D. Geary
Tim Gentry
Bobby Joe Goldston
Connie Graves
Jon Graves
Emmitt Greene
Andrew Haire
Dr. Steve Hargis
Janet Heikkila
Larry Heikkila
Deborah Hill
Lisa Hinkle
Anna Hoag
Mary Carol Hoefar
Michele Holcomb
Iris Horne
Carol Jackson
Gina Jansen
Charles Jennings
Katherine Jones
Yvonne Jones
Tim Jorden
Irvin Judd
Karyn Keller
Ruth King
Peggy Lairson
Glenda Lee
Ruby Mae Leighton
Michael Lewellen
Kevin Martin
Bill McComb
George McGuire
Jenny McMonigle
Philip Moser
Rita Mumford
Will Murchison
Glenna Oakley
Larry Ortega
Lester Orwig
Mary S. Parke
Rollin James (RJ) Philbrick
Jerry Poulter
Judy Pound
Kathy Pritchard
Elizabeth Randall
Lori Rahhal
Don Rauch
Jason Reece
George Rennix
Dennis Rhodes
Priscilla Richardson
Maria Rodriguez
Jeannette Rose
Lindy Rowton
Georgia Rymer
David Seibel
JoAnn Seibel
Karen Serpan
Kenneth Sherrill
Bob Short
Bert Simmons
Terrie Sims
Leonard Sissons
Philip Sloan
Billy Smith
Peggy Smith
Roger Smith
Ron Smith
Harvey Sparks
Toni Swayze
Allen Threatt
Brent Tipton
John Vails
Jorge Vara
Laura Vinyard
Wayne Walton
Jesse West
Sandy Wester
Nita Wilson
Dickk Woolbright
Dominick Wytovich
Roseanne “Rose” Zvarick

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2021 OJPM Luncheon Honoring

Tom Pace – Spirit Award
Keitha Hall – Sower Award

Tuesday, May 11th
11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Petroleum Club
100 N Broadway Ave
Oklahoma City, OK 73102

$25 a seat, $100 a table
Visit our website ojpm.org,
email ojpm@ojpm.org or
call 405-917-2242

OJPM Stewardship

March Donations         $56,606.73
March Expenses          $29,083.12

Year to date Donations  $92,620.82
Year to date Expenses    $82,925.30

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Counseling Tip

Always Call Sin “Sin:”
It is no favor to the counselee to call sin “sickness” or “a genetic problem.” The kindest thing to do is tell the truth. There is hope in right labeling. Jesus came to forgive and to defeat sin. He doesn’t promise to change our genes or to heal all our sicknesses. Names are important. Names can be signs and sign posts: they point to solutions. “Sickness” points to the physician; “sin: points to Jesus Christ.

Never Minimize:

Don’t minimize the severity of a counselee’s problem. Nor should you minimize his negative evaluation of himself. It isn’t easy for a sinner to admit his sin. Some, meaning well, do poorly instead when they say things like, “O, come on, John, you haven’t been that bad.” If a woman says, “I’ve been a miserable failure as a mother,” take her seriously. Say something like this in response: “That is serious; tell me how bad a mother you have been.” Minimize neither the evaluation that the counselee makes, nor the severity of his situation. Rather, maximize the Savior: “Yes, your situation is really bad, but – thank God – Jesus Christ can solve problems even that serious.”

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2629 W I-44 Svc Rd Ste 204
Oklahoma City, OK 73112
405-917-2242
ojpm@ojpm.org

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