The Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma

Journal Part I Church Directory and Advance Reports of The Eighty-Third Annual Meeting of the Convention of The Diocese of Oklahoma of The Episcopal Church November 7th, 2020

Host: St. Patrick’s, Broken Arrow

And who knows but that you have come to the kingdom for such a time as this? Esther 4:14

St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church 4250 W. Houston St. Broken Arrow, OK 74012

Table of Contents

I. Sacramental Acts and Bishop’s Journal ...... 2

II. Administrative – Governance a. Diocesan Council ...... 7 b. Standing Committee ...... 10 c. Constitution and Canons ...... 11 d. Council on Indian Ministry ...... 12 e. Episcopal Church Women ...... 13 f. Archives ...... 15

III. Development - Formation a. Commission on Ministry ...... 16 b. Christian Formation ...... 17 c. Youth and Young Adult Ministry ...... 17 d. St. Augustine, OSU Chaplaincy ...... 19

IV. Outreach a. Commission on Prison Ministry ...... 20 b. Ardmore Village ...... 24 c. Holland Hall School ...... 25 d. Casady School ...... 26 e. Oak Hall School ...... 28 f. St. Simeon’s Home ...... 30 g. Brotherhood of St. Andrew’s...... 32

V. 2020 Budget ...... 33

VI. Directory of Churches ...... 38

VII. Vital Statistics of Congregations & Missions ...... 52

VIII. Financial Statistics of Congregations & Missions ...... 55

Bishop’s Journal – 2020

The Rt. Rev. Dr. Edward J. Konieczny Sacramental Acts

November 2019 - October 2020 Confirmations: 52 Receptions: 6 Reaffirmations: 8 Ordinations: 1 Weddings: 0 Funerals: 0 Baptisms: 6

November- 2019

Other: St. Augustine’s, Oklahoma City Columbarium Dedication St. Crispin’s Oakerhater Project Meeting Casady Executive Committee Episcopal Relief and Development Trip to Sri Lanka

December- 2019

Visitations: St. Paul’s, Claremore St. Luke’s Bartlesville St. Peter’s, Coalgate St. Luke’s, Tulsa

Other: Casady Trustee Dinner Electing Convention of the 6th Bishop of Oklahoma Finance Committee Meeting

January- 2020

Visitations: All Saints’, McAlester Trinity, Tulsa St. John’s Woodward

Other: Celebration of New Ministry, All Saint’s, McAlester: The Rev. Janie Koch Ordination to the Diaconate, David Christopher Cole, Trinity, Tulsa Diocesan Council Retreat, St. Crispin’s ECCC Conference, Claggett Center, Maryland St. Crispin’s Oakerhater Project Meeting (2)

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February- 2020

Visitations: St. Philip’s, Ardmore St. James’, Oklahoma City

Other: Celebration of New Ministry, St. Philip’s, Ardmore: The Rev. Michael Stephenson Deacon’s Retreat, St. Crispin’s Executive Diocesan Staff Yearly Planning Meeting Executive Council of the Episcopal Church, Salt Lake City, Utah Anglican Bishop in Dialogue, Zanzibar St. Crispin’s Oakerhater Project Meeting

March- 2020

Visitations: Grace, Ponca City

Other: Finance Committee Meeting Vestry Academy, St. Crispin’s House of Bishops, Zoom Diocesan Council Meeting, Zoom CPG Advisory Council, Zoom

April-2020

Other: Holy Monday, Clergy Renewal of Vows, Diocesan Office Chapel, Zoom. Casady Board Meeting, Zoom Holland Hall Board Meeting, Zoom Executive Committee Meeting St. Crispin’s Oakerhater Project Meeting (2) Finance Committee Meeting, Zoom CPG Advisory Council, Zoom Province VII Bishop’s Meeting, Zoom

May-2020

Other: Casady Board Meeting, Zoom Executive Council of the Episcopal Church, Zoom Board of Trustees Meeting St. Simeon’s, Zoom BACAM, Zoom Diocesan Council Meeting St. Crispin’s Oakerhater Project Meeting (2) Consecration of The Rt. Rev. Poulson C. Reed, Bishop Coadjutor Diocese of Oklahoma

June- 2020

Other: Holland Hall Board of Trustees Meeting, Zoom Executive Council of the Episcopal Church, Zoom Casady School Baccalaureate, Oklahoma City

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Casady School Graduation, Oklahoma City Finance Committee Meeting, Zoom

July- 2020

Other: Anglican Bishops in Dialogue, Zoom Diocesan Council Meeting, Zoom Executive Council of the Episcopal Church, Zoom House of Bishops, Zoom

August-2020

Other: Passing of the Crozier, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Oklahoma City

The following consents were given:

• To the election of Susan B. Hayes to be Bishop of the Diocese of Southern Virginia on November 7, 2019. • To the election of Mark Van Koevering to be Bishop Diocesan of the Diocese of Lexington on December 10, 2019. • To the election of Deon K. Johnson to be Bishop of the Diocese of Missouri on December 18, 2019. • To the election of Frank Sullivan Logue to be Bishop of the Diocese of Georgia on December 19, 2019. • To the election of Poulson C. Reed to be the Bishop Coadjutor of the Diocese of Oklahoma on January 16, 2020. • To the election of Craig Loya to be the Bishop of the Diocese of Minnesota on February 7, 2020. • To the election of Glenda Sharp Curry to be the Bishop Coadjutor of the Diocese of Alabama on February 27, 2020. • To the election of Diana Akiyama to be the Bishop of the Diocese of Oregon on September 23, 2020. • To the election of Paul-Gordon Chandler as Bishop of the Diocese of Wyoming on October 15, 2020

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Bishop Coadjutor’s Journal – 2020

The Rt. Rev. Poulson C. Reed Sacramental Acts

May 2020 - October 2020 Confirmations:31 Receptions: 2 Reaffirmations: 0 Ordinations: 2 Weddings: 0 Funerals: 1 Baptisms: 1

May-2020

Other: Consecrated, The Rt. Rev. Poulson C. Reed, Bishop Coadjutor Diocese of Oklahoma

June- 2020

Other: Holland Hall Board of Trustees Meeting, Zoom Budget Committee Meeting, Zoom Finance Committee Meeting, Zoom

July- 2020

Other: Diocesan Council Meeting, Zoom House of Bishops, Zoom Holland Hall Graduation South East Region Clericus Ordination to the Priesthood, David Christopher Cole, Trinity, Tulsa

August-2020

Other: Passing of the Crozier, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Oklahoma City North East Region Clericus Oklahoma City Region Clericus Finance Committee Meeting, Zoom Funeral of Mother Debora Jennings-St. Basil’s, Tahlequah

September- 2020

Visitations: St. Mark’s, Perry St. John’s, Durant St. Aidan’s, Tulsa

Other: North West Region Clericus Diocesan 2021 Budget Call via Zoom Congregation Meetings (7)

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House of Bishops Virtual Gathering Diocesan Council Meeting Celebration of New Ministry, St. Andrew’s, Lawton: The Rev. Stephanie Jenkins Confirmation Service-All Souls’, Oklahoma City

October-2020

Visitations: St. Basil’s, Tahlequah St. Luke’s, Chickasha St. Paul’s, Clinton

Other: Congregation Meetings (14) Virtual Clergy Conference Finance Committee Meeting Ordination to the Priesthood, Lance Aaron Schmitz, St. Augustine’s, Oklahoma City Province VII Bishop’s Virtual Gathering Special Meeting of the Council Bishop’s Cup Golf Tournament, Broken Arrow

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Administration - Governance Diocesan Council

This report contains the actions and positions taken by the Diocesan Council at its regular meetings. The first meeting was held January 24-25th 2020, as a retreat at St. Crispin’s Camp and Conference Center. The remainder were held via zoom on March 26, 2020; May 28, 2020; July 16, 2020; and September 17, 2020. A Special Meeting of the Council was held October 28, 2020 via zoom.

Members of the Council: Diocesan Bishop The Rt. Rev. Dr. Edward J. Konieczny Bishop Coadjutor The Rt. Rev. Poulson C. Reed

Chancellor Mr. William Cathcart

Vice Chancellors Mr. Gary Derrick Mr. Tom Williams

Treasurer Mr. Henry Baer

President of the Standing Committee The Rev. Mary Ann Hill

Standing Committee Members The Rev. Sean Ekberg Mr. Field Griffin The Rev. Everett Lees Mrs. Marian Moon Mr. Robert Yadon President ECW Ms. Sherry Sullivan

Regional Representatives

Northeast Ms. Mary Gail Ruark The Rev. Stephen Hood

Northwest The Rev. John Toles Mrs. Linda Franklin

OKC Dr. Tim Bridges The Rev. Kirsten Baer

Southeast The Rev. Gloria Walters Mrs. Peggy Saunkeah

Southwest Mrs. Patsy Duncan The Rev. Suzanne Mollison

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Tulsa Mr. Matt Livingood The Rev. Bill Holly

In their capacity as Diocesan staff members, the following attended meetings of the Council:

The Rev. Cn. Michael Durning, Canon to the Ordinary The Rev. Cn. Tony Moon, Canon Advisor Mr. Will Buchanan, CFO and Canon for Church Finance and Management The Rev. Cn. Eric Cooter, Canon to the Ordinary Miss Lesli Graft, Executive Assistant to the Bishop The members of the Executive Committee of the Council are by Canon: Chairman, the Diocesan Bishop, The Rt. Rev. Dr. Edward J. Konieczny Vice-Chairman, the Bishop Coadjutor, The Rt. Rev. Poulson C. Reed President of the Standing Committee, The Rev. Mary Ann Hill The Diocesan Treasurer, Mr. Henry Baer The Chancellor, Mr. Bill Cathcart

The following actions were taken:

Executive Summary:

• Ratify approval of nominations for renewal of select Saint Simeon Foundation trustees and election of proposed new trustee. • Ratified a Bridge Loan to Bishop Poulson for the purchase of his new home. • Ratified the PPP Loan. • Approved a Loan to the Diocese of Uruguy.

Upon motion duly made and seconded, the following were approved by the Council.

• The Rev. Dr. Everett Lees was elected as Vice Chair to the Council; and, Mr. Robert Yadon as Secretary to the Council for 2020. • The Council Approved the Diocesan Clergy Housing Allowance Resolution. • The Standing Committee and Council both approved increasing the line of credit for Emmanuel, Shawnee from $600,000 to $1,0000,000. • The Council approved the reappointment of Mr. Gary Derrick and Mr. Tom Williams as Vice Chancellors of the Diocese. • Approved a scholarship opportunity afforded to Diocesan Clergy children to go to a Diocesan Institution or Episcopal parochial school. • Approved Oak Hall 2020 Board of Trustees Nominations. • Approved the proposed St. Simeon’s bylaws. • Approved St. John’s, Oklahoma City’s request to be restored to mission status.

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• Approved Holland Hall 2020 Board of Trustees Nominations • Approved Oak Hall 2020 Board of Trustees Nominations. • Approved Casady School 2020 Board of Trustees Nominations • A $5,000 grant to All Souls’, OKC for the Stephen Ministry Leadership Training • Approved the St. Crispin’s 2020 cash disbursement. • Recommended the 2021 Diocesan Budget to the Diocesan Convention. • Approved the creation of an IONA Endowment. • Approved the Western Days Challenge gift from St. Simeon’s for $60,000. • Approved the sale of the Vicarage at St. Basil’s, Tahlequah. • Approved the sale of a rental property at St. Mary’s, Edmond. • Approved building design plan for Grace, Yukon. • Approved a Grant Application to the placed with the Oklahoma Historical Society. • Approved a $50,000 match for the 2020 Bishop’s Appeal. • Approved the Diocesan Clergy Housing Designations.

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Standing Committee 2020

Standing Committee members for 2019 included the Rev. Sean Ekberg, Mr. Field Griffith, the Rev. Mary Ann Hill, the Rev. Everett C. Lees, Ms. Marian Moon, and Mr. Robert Yadon.

In addition to regularly scheduled combined Diocesan Council and Standing Committee meetings, the Standing Committee held several virtual meetings. The main activities for the year included voting on consents for the elections of bishops, and interviewing and voting on individuals at various stages of the ordination process. With the completion of the Bishop Search and Election and with the limitations of the Covid-19 pandemic affecting the wider church, the committee has been less active this year. On behalf of the Committee, I wish to express our gratitude for the ministries of Bishop Konieczny and Bishop Reed. It is our privilege and joy to serve them and people of the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma.

Faithfully, (the Rev.) Mary Ann Hill President

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EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF OKLAHOMA Report of the Constitution and Canons Committee to the 83rd Convention of the Diocese

The Constitution and Canons Committee consults with the Bishop, Standing Committee and Diocesan Council regarding the Constitution and Canons of the Church and Diocese. It also maintains the Diocesan Canons through periodic amendments to ensure their currency, effectiveness and compliance with the General Canons and applicable state law and reviews amendments proposed by others to confirm their proper form.

For this Diocesan Convention, being held virtually during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Committee is proposing amendments to our Canons that implement the Diocese’s statutory authority to hold meetings virtually and communicate electronically. Other proposed changes recognize the service of all clergy from churches in full communion with the Church, conform the Canons to the Diocese’s normal practices, correct errors and conform numbering.

The Committee has also prepared and maintains a model form of bylaws for use by congregations and institutions and advises congregations and institutions that are amending their bylaws. Since the last Convention, it reviewed and revised proposed bylaws for seven congregations and institutions.

The Committee encourages input about the Diocesan Canons and its work.

September 4, 2020

DIOCESAN CONSTITUTION AND CANONS COMMITTEE Gary W. Derrick (Vice Chancellor and Chair), St. Paul’s, Oklahoma City, 405-235-1900 William R. Cathcart (Chancellor, Ex-Officio), All Soul’s, Oklahoma City, 405-524-1110 Preston G. Gaddis, St. Paul’s, Oklahoma City, 405-235-7715 Mark A. Robertson, All Soul’s, Oklahoma City, 405-848-1944 John Henry Rule, St. John’s, Tulsa, 918-595-4843

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OKLAHOMA COUNCIL ON INDIAN MINISTRY 2020 CONVENTION REPORT

The Oklahoma Council on Indian Ministry has had an eventful year. The 2020 Annual Wintertalk meeting was held in Seattle in late January just as the first Covid-19 infections began to surface in Washington State. Fortunately, none of the 85 attendees tested positive. Those attending the conference were Pat Gonzales, Deacon at Whirlwind Mission of the Holy Trinity, Caressa James, Advisory Committee member, Blue Clark, and Buzz McDonald. In later discussions, the 2021 Wintertalk meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting format. Buzz McDonald was asked to fill the Advisory Committee Representative position as Caressa James’ term expired on January 1, 2020. The Advisory Committee is made up of 12 Indigenous members to advise the National Indigenous Minister, The Rev. Brad Hauff. As the pandemic progressed, The Diocese of Western Michigan chose to sponsor a You-Tube event, “INDIGI-AID” to present indigenous dancers and singers, in an effort to raise funds for distribution to Indigenous Nations suffering from Covid-19. The event raised $38,000.00 and the Advisory Committee was asked to oversee the distribution. To date both the Navajo Nation and the Yakima Nations have been recipients of Indigi-Aid funds with approximately $10,000.00 held in reserve yet to be determined. Initial conversation with Province VII Chairperson Aeyesha Mutope-Johnson is just beginning regarding a possible conference to be held in Oklahoma to combat systemic racism and abuse of Indigenous people. Timing of the conference would be based on the successful implementation of a vaccine and reduction of Covid-19 infections. Currently Province VII is applying for a Beloved Community grant to also provide supplies to Oklahoma Indigenous communities. With regret, the 2020 Oakerhater Honor Dance has been cancelled due to the risk of spreading the virus among elder native people who are particularly at risk.

Faithfully Submitted,

Buzz McDonald, Chair Person

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THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN

Diocese of Oklahoma 2020

Report to Convention

OUR MISSION: We are Sisters in Christ. We are every Episcopal Woman, lay or ordained. We are committed to prayer, listening, leadership, study, service, giving, and fellowship.

The Episcopal Church Women’s organization is made up of all women in the church. While individual churches may not have a formal organized group called ECW, this does not preclude the women in that church from being a part of this statewide organization. The Episcopal Church Women of the Diocese of Oklahoma offer programs throughout the year for the women of this diocese and their guests. We encourage all women to fully participate in Diocesan events which will support them in their mission and ministry.

Retreats held in the early Spring and Fall at St. Crispin's are well attended by Episcopal Women from around the diocese. The retreats have also served as an excellent opportunity for outreach as attendees often recruit women from outside the Episcopal Church to join them for spiritual renewal and study offered at these events. The 2020 fall retreat was held October 4-6 at St. Crispin’s with masks, social distancing, and outside when possible. We honored the memory of our beloved Reverend Debora Jennings (who had helped us plan a safe way to gather this year before we lost her without warning), celebrated the ministry of special guest and homilist Debra Koneiczny, and were thrilled to be able to welcome Megan Reed into our community and begin to know her. The 2021 dates for the Women’s retreats are February 26-28, 2020 and October 1-3.

In addition to our retreats, programs are often presented in each of the regions of the diocese. Each spring we normally hold our Annual Conference & Bishop's Day bringing women together from around Oklahoma for prayer, education and fellowship. The Annual Conference & Bishop’s Day was planned and hosted by the ECW Diocesan Board to be held at St. Paul’s Cathedral on May 1-2, 2020. Bebe Dotter, as chair, had organized a very special conference; women of St. Paul’s, Resurrection, and All Souls had volunteered to assist with hospitality. However, plans had to be cancelled because of the pandemic. The next Annual Conference & Bishop’s Day, April 30 – May 1, 2021, will be held at St. Crispin’s. We are hoping that this unique and central location will draw women from around the diocese to come together with Bishop Poulson.

Province VII had organized an ECW conference to be held at St. Paul’s Cathedral, September 11-12, 2020, welcoming women to Oklahoma City from twelve dioceses across the seven states of Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. Instead, several of us from this diocese attended a very inspirational Zoom conference on September 12, 2020. Our diocese may also be represented by the ECW President and three delegates to ECW Province VII. Debbie

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Butcher has been slated to be the new Secretary of ECW Province VII for 2021-2023.

Normally, in the year prior to the General Convention of the Episcopal Church, delegates are elected to represent our state at the Triennial of the Episcopal Church Women which meets concurrently with General Convention. In 2018, four Episcopal church women represented our diocese at the Triennial Meeting held July 5-11 in Austin, Texas. The meeting was filled with information on women’s ministries, great key note speakers and worship, hands on outreach, fellowship and networking. As the 80th General Convention will be postponed to 2022, so will Triennial. All national officers will remain in office until the close of the next Triennial Meeting at which they are elected. We are continuing to make plans to celebrate the 150 anniversary of the ECW at the next Triennial whenever that takes place.

Episcopal Church Women of Oklahoma support many ministries within the state and across the nation. Each year we publish the “Blue Book”, our directory which is distributed to all clergy, churches and diocesan leaders, organized ECWs, key women, and churches. In addition, women of the church support the greater community including New Hope, Whirlwind Mission, United Thank Offering, Church Periodical Club, Cursillo, The Bishop’s Cup, Summer Camp and others. Women from many of our congregations help with the annual Oakerhater Celebration and Honor Dance as volunteers who serve an outstanding traditional meal.

Our mission in the upcoming years is to explore ways in which we can be more creative and responsive to the needs of the women in our diocese and to bring the opportunities for fellowship and growth that our events and resources provide to all women and all parishes in the diocese. We encourage individual churches with organized groups of women, churches just beginning to organize, or individual women without a parish organization, to contact us so that we can explore how we can provide support to the ministries of all women in the diocese.

Respectfully submitted, Sheryl S. Sullivan, ECW President

Please Mark Your Calendars for our upcoming events: February 26 - 28, 2021 ECW Winter Retreat, St. Crispin’s April 30 - May 1, 2021Annual Conference and Bishop’s Day, St. Crispin’s October 1-3, 2021 ECW Fall Retreat, St. Crispin’s

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Diocesan Archive 2020 Journal Report

The Diocese’s Archive is a repository of the Episcopal church history within Oklahoma. It is the living record of accomplishments and contributions in spreading the word of the Gospel across many decades. While many tasks were achieved this year, one of the most important goals focused upon the preservation of papers, photographs, and artifacts. Through the service of an experienced media specialist, most of the archive’s analog recordings have been digitized. Recordings of former Bishops’ addresses and Diocesan conventions were part of the digitization. Additionally, over thirty thousand archival papers have been digitized to conserve their usability and access. Many historical digitized images have been utilized on the new Diocesan archival web page. Earlier this year the new Archive’s web page was created to provide more access and visibility of its holdings. The web page is also an avenue to learn more about our history and highlight the accomplishments of the Diocese. Currently, the web page contains images of Churches, former Bishops, St. Crispin’s Conference Center, Senior Living Communities, Hospitals and Historical Publications. This coming year will include the addition of former Clergy, Deaconess/Deacons and Native American Ministry. This is an evolving project meant to showcase Episcopalians’ contributions to our state’s heritage and the historical holdings within the archive. Two new in-house Diocesan office exhibits were added during this summer. The first exhibit features Reverend Franklin Campbell Smith’s life in Oklahoma and Indian Territories. The Diocesan received Reverend Smith’s collection of Native American artifacts obtained by him during the late 1890s and print photographs of the Whirlwind Mission. The second exhibit featured Bishop Casady’s dream of building a new Cathedral in Oklahoma City. This was a project he envisioned before we became a Diocese; unfortunately, his dream did not materialize due to financial circumstances. Yet, he did keep his correspondence, plans and drawings for future generations which are now on display. Both exhibits will be featured in the coming months on our archive web page for viewing. Earlier this year, the archive was especially fortunate to receive a University intern to catalog our Bishop and church artifact collection. This collection has never been formally accessioned or received much attention, so it was of great assistance. It is a future archive goal to acquire the best possible preservation storage for these artifacts. In 2021, the goal is to continue processing collections and determine new methods for accessing archival materials. The role of the Archive is to offer experiences and lessons from our forebears’ history so we may gain strength and wisdom in spreading the Gospel in today’s world.

Pam Bell M.A. C.A. Archivist

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Commission on Ministry

2020 Annual Report

Over the past year members of the Commission continued to work with Bishop Konieczny, Bishop Poulson, Canon Durning and Canon Cooter to coordinate our efforts to prepare people for ordained ministry. Various initiatives include:

▪ The Iona School of Formation, based at St. Crispin’s. The Iona School has its roots in the Iona School for Ministry in the Diocese of Texas. At the Iona School of Formation, students gather for monthly weekends during the academic year for three years, preparing for ordination either to the diaconate or as bi- vocational priests. Dr. Steve Orwig is the Academic Dean of the Iona School of Formation.

▪ The Discernment Program, a nine-month program for aspirants (people who are considering the possibility of ordained ministry). Aspirants meet monthly to examine different aspects of the priesthood and the diaconate, in order to explore their call to ministry. Members of the Commission on Ministry often participate in these monthly sessions. The Rev. Joseph Alsay oversees the program.

▪ The BACM (Bishop’s Advisory Council on Ministry) Weekend, an event in April of each year in which the Commission and the Bishop meet with aspirants who have successfully completed the Discernment Program. The goal of the BACM Weekend is to gain clarity about the aspirants’ perceived call to ordained ministry. ▪ Along with multiple recommendation for Postulancy, four Postulants were recommended for Candidacy and two Candidates were recommended for Priesting. Both lay and clergy serve on the Commission. Current members: The Rev. Tim Baer, The Rev Chris Yoder, The Rev. Did Crider, The Rev. Elizabeth Davis, Field Griffen, The Rev. Therese Starr, The Rev. Canon Tony Moon, Ph.D., Dr. Steve Orwig, The Rev Clark Shackelford, The Rev. Dr. Lee Domenick, The Rev. Kay Boman Harvey.

Faithfully submitted,

The Rev. Dr. John Toles Chair, Commission on Ministry

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From Sabrina Evans, Director of Formation: Christian Formation in the Diocese has seen lots of changes this year – all for the good. It is wonderful to have Kate Carney Huston on board to assume responsibility of the Youth and Young Adults of the Diocese. As she takes on this age group, it allows me more time to work with Children, Adults, Seniors, and Clergy. We continue to use Basecamp as our primary source of providing Christian Formation resources. If you are responsible for formation in your church and are not receiving this, you are encouraged to let us know. It is a free service. We evaluate each program and adapt programs in hopes of providing the best options offered. There was a Liturgy Leadership Training event that provided resources and hand’s on opportunities for those who help make Sunday worship possible. We had a “full house” at this year’s Education for Ministry (EfM) training; and The Bishop’s Lecture Series with The Rev. Becca Stevens was just completed and was a success. We continue to work on Spiritual Gifts on-line test and helping churches focus in on their ministries. Our Diocese offers several options for resources through Diocesan-wide coverage. If you need any resources, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Sabrina Evans

From Kate Carney Huston, Director of Youth and Young Adults: It has been a life-giving year as I assumed the position of Director of Youth and Young Adult Ministry at the Diocese. I began the year by evaluating and planning for our 2019-2020 program year with the budget and program development. We are continuing to build upon our current set of programs for youth including New Beginnings (held in January for Jr. High youth), Happening (held in December for Sr. High youth), and the Diocesan Convention Youth Retreat with some new and exciting programs. First, we hosted 28 youth and 9 adults from twelve churches across the Diocese on our first Diocesan Youth Pilgrimage. This year we focused on Racial Reconciliation and visited Memphis, Montgomery, Birmingham, Selma, and Little Rock. Youth participated in various activities and learned about those in our church and in our country who fought for equal justice and civil rights. Particularly powerful was our visit in Montgomery to the Equal Justice Initiative’s Legacy Museum and the National Memorial for Peace and Justice. Youth and adults also completed training in racial reconciliation and visited Tulsa to learn about the Greenwood Massacre (Tulsa Race Riot) in 1921. Next summer (2020) we will traveling to Washington, D.C. to extend our experience of the intersection of faith and civil discourse. In 2020 we will also be offering a new program for high school that each year will tackle a different issue of faith and culture. This program is a joint effort of youth ministers throughout the Diocese as we bring youth together to gain a better sense of self and identity as we explore the complicated topic of human sexuality in the context of our Episcopal faith. Topics included are language, values, peer relationships, boundaries, behaviors, emotions, and viewing ourselves as made in the image of God. Youth ministers met in August to begin planning this program and we are excited to offer it in April of 2020.

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In addition to youth and young adult programming, I also oversee the development and role of Christian community at our camp during the summer. St. Crispin’s summer camp remains a loving and Christ-centered community of children and youth who are nurtured by counselors from Oklahoma and beyond. For a complete report on Christian Community at Camp, please email Kate Carney Huston. We are now hosting monthly online meetings for youth ministers for the purpose of touching base, sharing resources, developing goals, and supporting one another in ministry. I have also enjoyed the consulting work with the six separate congregations I have worked with this year in various capacities and look forward to doing more of that work in the future. One area of ministry I would like to expand in 2020 is my work with congregations related to developing young adult programming and opportunities at the Diocesan level. Respectfully Submitted, Kate Carney Huston

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OSU Canterbury Center Report

Like every organization and church in our diocese, the campus ministry at Oklahoma State has experienced major disruptions in light of the Covid-19 pandemic. One day things are normal and your students are headed off to spring break and then everyone is scrambling to figure out what distance learning looks like. This new reality has definitely forced us to pivot our focus. Here are some highlights of some of these changes

• Starting this semester we have moved to a hybrid system of meeting once in person and once online. On Sunday evenings we gather online to check in with each other, share prayer requests and close with prayer. Our students enjoy praying Compline and New Zealand Night Prayer. • On Wednesday evenings we gather for Holy Eucharist. Fortunately, the Canterbury Center allows us space to spread out appropriately. • One of the biggest challenges we have faced as a community is the loss of our shared meals. We are grateful for members of St. Andrew’s and other friends who have been flexible with this new reality. A handful of parishioners have continued brining meals that we serve to-go in individual containers and others still have donated money to help offset the cost of making our own food to serve. These donated funds are put in the newly created Sandy and Jerry Sutherland Memorial Fund. Sandy and Jerry started feeding the students as soon as I started here and were wonderful supporters of our ministry. These funds help ensure that there is always food and snacks for the students when they stop by the Canterbury Center. • We have increased the number of opportunities for members of St. Andrew’s to provide goodie bags for our students, expanding from just offering finals week care packages. Several families have banded together to work on welcome bags and will be assembling halloween treats for our students as well. • The majority of pastoral visits have been conducted via Zoom or FaceTime while regular tabs are kept on students via GroupMe and text. While we miss personal meetings over coffee or lunch the hope is to ease back into more in person meetings in the Spring.

While this past year has definitely been less than ideal, I must share my gratitude for the patience and adaptability of our students, the continued support and encouragement from our friends at St. Andrew’s, and the prayerful support of the diocese. God’s blessings abound even in this difficult time. We cannot wait to welcome Bishop Poulson to our community in the Spring as well.

Thank you for the opportunity to share this spiritual journey with your young adults, and please let me know when you have students headed our way.

Respectfully submitted,

Fr. Jeff Huston Campus Minister at Oklahoma State www.osucanterbury-episcopal.org (405) 624-0141 Facebook: OSU Canterbury Center [email protected] Instagram: osucanterbury

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Advance Report to 2020 Diocesan Convention

The Commission on Prison Ministry

The Commission on Prison Ministry is grateful for the Diocese's continuing support of our lay and clergy prison ministers, as we continue finding ways for reaching out to those residing "behind the walls," despite the challenges of the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic. On March 13, 2020, the Oklahoma Department of Corrections (“ODOC”) closed all Oklahoma Prisons to volunteers and visitors due to the Pandemic.

Prior to that, our prison ministers were busily driving to and from prisons, making meaningful human connections, not based on a retributive law enforcement model, but rather, reaching out in confidence that, by faith, we meet Christ in one another by living into Jesus’ words:

“I was in prison, and you visited me.” - Matthew 25:36

Now, as we find ourselves submerged in this strange reality of physical separation, we have discovered how much the inmates who used to attend our services now enjoy receiving our cards, notes and newsletters, because so many of them previously received very little or no mail at all.

We are also working to meet the challenge of creating video worship and Christian formation content that will suit inmates’ spiritual needs, as well as work compatibly with the currently limited capacities of the ODOC’s audio-visual equipment and video distribution systems. As the ODOC works toward improving their audio-video facilities, this new shift in our ministries is also a work in progress.

Meanwhile, a very few of our volunteers have been invited to enter the prisons once again to assist ODOC chaplains in performing their duties with the inmates. However, at this writing there have been surges of COVID cases in the prisons, and we do not know what the immediate future will bring.

As we move forward, hoping for the day when this physical distancing gap will close, it is fitting to memorialize the nature and extent of our prison ministries as of the date the prisons first closed. This we have done in the information below, which will be followed by a listing of the those who currently serve as Members of, or as Participating Partners in the work of, our Diocesan Commission on Prison Ministry.

Thank you again for your continuing support!

Prison Ministry Teams, Prisons Served, and Team Members’ Home Congregations as of March 13, 2020

(the date when all Oklahoma Prisons were first closed to volunteers due to the COVID-19 Pandemic)

Abbreviations: CC = Correctional Center CF = Correctional Facility

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TEAMS LEADING WORSHIP & TEAM MEMBERS TEAM MEMBERS’ HOME CHRISTIAN FORMATION INSIDE ** Team Coordinators CONGREGATIONS / CORRECTIONAL CENTERS † Occasional Volunteers AFFILIATIONS

Central Oklahoma

● Joseph Harp CC, Lexington OK **Rev. Nancy Brock ● St. Paul’s Cathedral, OKC (men, medium security) ● Rev. Rick Burris ● Lord of Life Luth., Edmond ● Rev. Deacon Gerald Butcher ● Diocesan Prison Missioner ● Mr. Martin Hartmann

Northwest Oklahoma

● James Crabtree CC, Helena OK ** Rev. Nancy Brock ● Lord of Life Luth., Edmond (men, medium security) ● Mr. Martin Hartmann ● Diocesan Prison Missioner

Southeast Oklahoma

● Oklahoma State Penitentiary, ** Mr. Wayne Hanway ● All Saints’, McAlester McAlester OK (men, medium & max. security)

Southeast & Central Oklahoma

● Lexington CC, Lexington OK ** Deacon Sue Way (ELCA) ● St. John Luth., Shawnee (men, medium security) ● Ms. Cindy Bowling ● University Luth., Norman ● Ms. Carol Hoadley ● Mabel Bassett CC, McLoud OK ● Mr. Gary Way (women, tri-level security)

● Davis CF (private), Holdenville OK (men, medium security)

● John Lilley CC, Boley OK (men, minimum security)

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Eastern Oklahoma

● Dr Eddie Warrior CC, Taft OK ** Rev. Deacon Linda Paul ● Good Shepherd, Sapulpa (women, minimum security) ● Rev. Deacon Nancy Brown ● St. John’s, Tulsa ● Ms. Linda Chambers ● Trinity, Tulsa ● Jess Dunn CC, Taft OK ● Mr. Ray Chance (men, minimum security) ● Ms. Kathryn Cox ● Ms. Janice Garvin ● Mr. Ted Garvin ● Mr. Robert Johnston ● Rev. Susanne Methven ● Mr. Art Paul ● Ms. Jennie Roland-Smith † Rev. Noel Doherty † Rev. Bob Wickizer † Rev. Mark Wood

Northeastern Oklahoma ● Northeastern Oklahoma CC, Vinita **Rev. Phil Lawrence ● St. John’s, Vinita (men, minimum security) ● Ms. Deann Johnson ● Rev. Jo Wright

REHABILITATIVE PROGRAMS LICENSED FACILITATORS / FACILITATORS’ HOME PROVIDED BY VOLUNTEERS FACILITATORS CONGREGATIONS

Moral Reconation Therapy (A cognitive-behavioral treatment program for substance abuse and offenders, licensed by Correctional Counseling, Inc.)

● Dick Connor CC, Hominy, OK ● Rev. Deacon Alan Barrow ● St. Dunstan’s, Tulsa (men, medium security) Licensed Facilitator

● Resonance for Women, Tulsa OK ● Ms. Kathryn Cox & ● Good Shepherd, Sapulpa (A non-profit organization assisting ● Ms. Beth Davidson ● St. Dunstan’s, Tulsa women in substance abuse recovery Licensed Co-Facilitators and offenders, many of whom are sent there by Drug Courts as an alternative to incarceration)

Sexual Abuse Recovery

● Dr. Eddie Warrior CC, Taft OK ● Rev. Deacon Linda Paul ● Trinity, Tulsa

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VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT ASSISTANT CHAPLAINS HOME CONGREGATIONS CHAPLAINCY IN FACILITIES (Assists the facility chaplain in performing his or her duties on one or more days per week)

● Jess Dunn CC, Taft OK ● Mr. Ray Chance ● Trinity, Tulsa

● Dr. Eddie Warrior CC, Taft OK ● Rev. Deacon Linda Paul ● Trinity, Tulsa

EDUCATION for MINISTRY MENTOR FACILITATOR’S HOME INSIDE PRISONS (“EfM”) CONGREGATIONS ● Joseph Harp CC, Lexington OK ● Rev. Lin Stern ● St. Luke’s, Chickasha

● NOTE: When the prisons were closed on March 13, 2020, we were working with Mabel Bassett CC, in McLoud,to establish a new EfM group for women there. The mentors recruited to lead the project were Libbye Sloan-Brooks (St. Bede’s, Westport), Claudia Ainette (Trinity, Tulsa), and Melissa Smith.

Members & Active Partners of the Commission on Prison Ministry (as of September 17, 2020)

Commission Members Participating Partners Ms. Kathryn Cox, Chair The Rev. Deacon Nancy Brown The Rev. Nancy Brock, Prison Missioner Mr. Ray Chance The Rev. Deacon Alan Barrow, Vice Chair Mr. Wayne Hanway Ms. Carol Hoadley, Co-Secretary The Rev. Phil Lawrence Deacon Sue Way (ELCA), Co-Secretary The Rev. Deacon Linda Paul

For more information, contact: Rev. Nancy Brock, Diocesan Prison Missioner [email protected] (405) 232-4820

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2020 Report to the Diocese from the Ardmore Village

Isaiah 61:3 NLT “To all who mourn in Israel, he will give a crown of beauty for ashes, a joyous blessing instead of mourning, festive praise instead of despair. In their righteousness, they will be like great oaks that the LORD has planted for his own glory.

There has been a lot of “mourning” this year around our world and at Ardmore Village because of the loss caused by COVID-19. The loss of normalcy. The loss of relationship – senior adults being isolated from family and friends. Even the loss of life. Thankfully, to date, Ardmore Village has not suffered the loss of life due to COVID-19. We have only had two positive cases – one resident and one employee.

It has been a challenging time with our Assisted Living being shut down for months to families and friends to visit their loved ones. Across our campus we have had months without group activities. And everyone has had to wear a mask which makes communicating with the hard of hearing even more challenging!

But there has been “beauty” and strength like the “great oaks” written about in Isaiah. 2020 has slowed our work on future projects, but our residents and maintenance team continue to make Ardmore Village a beautiful place to live by working to make our buildings and grounds beautiful.

We have seen the strength of character as residents and employees have risen above the difficulties of 2020. Since March 17, 2020 our dietary staff have been delivering meals 2-3 times daily to our residents in their rooms at our Assisted Living without complaining. Some of our dietary staff have taken to writing jokes and inspirational messages on the Styrofoam cups delivered with a meal. A simple thing yet something beautiful that encourages a senior who may be struggling emotionally.

There has been fear and despair in 2020 but there has been and will be rejoicing such as when our residents at the Lodge got to visit with their families for the first time in months! Residents and family members were rejoicing! We look forward to the day when COVID is a distant memory, but we will rejoice today because the Lord has been and is good to us!

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October 2020

Dear Diocesan Convention,

Holland Hall began our 99th year of continuous operation and our 62nd as an Episcopal school serving students in and around the Tulsa area, as well as students from around the world, this August. With strategic and marketing plans in place and the successful conclusion of our $50 million capital campaign, we are delighted to continue to share the Episcopal tradition of an open, inclusive community that values the dignity and worth of every human being in our midst with our students, their families, and the broader Tulsa community.

Much is shared in the education and parenting worlds about the importance of instilling the virtues of tenacity and resilience in our children. Holland Hall could not agree more. We opened campus to in-person learning for grades Early PreK - 5th on August 25. One week later grades 6th - 12th joined them. Because of our physical campus and the incredible determination of our maintenance team, we were able to establish social distancing in the vast majority of classroom spaces. With a mask policy in place and the alternative and creative use of non-traditional spaces on campus, Holland Hall has offered in-person learning, and continues to do so, for the time being. Indeed, we began the year with 1006 students, the largest opening day enrollment in over 15 years.

At the same time, any students with personal health risks are able to learn concurrently from home. Our technology investments and training for faculty have also made it manageable for students to quarantine when, and if, necessary, while not losing pace with their peers on campus. At the root of a great Episcopal education rests the relational trust built while with others. We feel so fortunate to have our space, and our Episcopal tradition binding us together.

With warmest regards,

J.P. Culley Head of School

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Annual Report to the eighty-second Diocesan Convention September 2020

Since our founding in 1947 by the Rt. Reverend Thomas Casady, Casady School, has enjoyed the many benefits and blessings of being an Episcopal Day School. We continue to value and appreciate the support of the Rt Reverend Poulson Reed and Rt. Reverend Dr. Edward J. Konieczny, and the Diocese of Oklahoma. In part, because of this strong bond between the Oklahoma Diocese and the School, we at Casady confidently live our mission into the lives of hundreds of students every year. Our mission calls for us to develop excellence, confidence, and integrity in students and prepare them with the skills and knowledge that serve as the foundation for success. We are grateful for the many who continue to lift our Institution in prayer and who continue to support us financially, our School's mission.

100% of the 78 members of the class of 2020 will be attending one of 41 different colleges and universities and taking a gap year before entering college. 62% of our students will be attending schools outside Oklahoma, with nearly 81% receiving more than $8.75 million in scholarships. 51% of the class scored a 30 or higher on the ACT, and the average was 29. Twenty students will attend honors colleges, with four National Merit Finalists and three National Merit Scholars and one National Merit Scholar. Finally, about 10% of the class plan to continue to play sports in six different intercollegiate sports. While the college placement is always an emphasis at Casady School, we continue to ensure our students graduate ready to live lives of balance, purpose, and joy. To that end, we have had superior ratings in Orchestra, Band, and Music and placed nationally at Debate tournaments. While our year was cut short due to COVID, our Science Olympiad team continued to dominate the state circuit. We want our students to take risks and participate in life outside the classroom, recognizing the importance of balance. As for our incoming group of Cyclones, we have enjoyed steady enrollment year over year under less than normal circumstances. As of this letter's writing, we remained at 951 enrolled students, and 94% of our students are receiving "in-person" learning, and about 6% have opted to remain virtual during this pandemic. We open up with 493 boys and 458 girls. We have 37% ethnic Diversity, and more than 24% of our student body represents socioeconomic diversity.

An Episcopal Day School 9500 N. Pennsylvania Ave. • Oklahoma City, OK 73120 • 405-749-3100 • Fax 405-749-3214 www.casady.org

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This past year, like many of our peer schools, we went to virtual learning right after Spring Break. Our faculty have been outstanding both for the last three months of the 2019/20 school year and the professional development growth and opening of the school year this year. We have gone to extraordinary lengths to provide as safe a learning environment as possible. We have invested more than $500k to ensure our students' and facultys' safety is a top priority. In closing, we would like to share the link to view the biographies of our newest team members. Please go to https://www.casady.org/about/new-faculty-in-2020-2021. We are grateful to have added a nurse this past year, and she has been a real help as we navigate this COVID environment. I want to thank all of you for supporting our great School with your prayers. I ask that you continue to pray for our faculty and students' safety as we press forward with "in-person" learning.

Faithfully,

Nathan L. Sheldon Head of School

An Episcopal Day School 9500 N. Pennsylvania Ave. • P.O. Box 20390 • Oklahoma City, OK 73156 • 405-749-3100 • Fax 405-749-3214 www.casady.org

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2020 Annual Report to the Diocesan Convention

Oak Hall Episcopal School – The Way School Should Be!

Like everyone across the country, and around the globe, what started as a “normal” year, became anything but in March 2020.

At Oak Hall Episcopal School (OHES) we work hard to build relationships not just with our students, but also their parents. The start of the new school year brought opportunities to welcome new families into community. A number of these families were able to attend OHES because of our needs-based financial aid program. This program is made possible by the generous support of the Diocese, as well as the Southern Oklahoma Memorial Foundation, and the Opportunity Scholarship Fund.

When the School began Spring Break, we knew that things were not going to continue smoothly. The faculty spent their Break preparing material for our move to what we called Owl Distance Learning. Some very quick professional development took place, so our teachers were comfortable with using Zoom for classes. The silver-lining to the need to work through Spring Break was that no one was missing out on anything exciting. No-where was open – shops, restaurants, and tourist attractions were closed, and cruises were cancelled. The disruption to “normal” had well and truly started.

Towards the end of the first three weeks of Owl Distance Learning, we reviewed what we were doing and what modifications were needed. ODL 2.0 included introducing small group and individual Zoom sessions for students and their teachers, as well as asynchronistic recordings for art, Music, physical education, and technology.

I am so very proud of the professionalism shown by the School’s faculty & staff during the 44 days of distance learning. Hats off to all our teachers. I would especially mention the teachers of Early Childhood. This division of three and four year olds has so much energy at the best of times; but with distance learning, it was like herding cats…while they were in different rooms! In addition to moving quickly and effectively to the electronic platform of teaching and learning, teachers were also dealing with the effects of the COVID-19

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pandemic on their own families, including for some, the need to help their own children with distance learning classes. Our teachers saw the need to not simply let these 44 days be an early summer. It was important to continue a level of forward motion, albeit a disrupted one. An important part of our continued schooling was to give a modicum of normality to the lives of the children. We continued to offer Wednesday Chapel vial Facebook Love, we celebrated our Eighth Grade graduates with a drive-by event and we added bonding activities such as Virtual Friday Night Family Trivia! I believe one of the major factors that contributed to our success with distance learning was that our teachers had already spent time building relationships with their students: that expectations had been established, and the children already knew that they were loved, valued, and respected by their teachers.

A Prayer for Young Persons

God our Father, you see your children growing up in an unsteady and confusing world: Show them that your ways give more life than the ways of the world, and that following you is better than chasing after selfish goals. Help them to take failure, not as a measure of their worth, but as a chance for a new start. Give them strength to hold their faith in you, and to keep alive their joy in your creation; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

(Book of Common Prayer, p.829)

Sadly, our school year finished with a whimper rather than a bang, with the vast majority of activities needing to be cancelled due to the on-going need to be socially distanced from each other. While we were able to Facebook Live a small number of our activities, our community missed out on being together for wonderful classroom and School-wide events such as experiencing the next year’s classes, and our children’s end of year Dinner/Theater production.

The Oak Hall Episcopal School community continues to grow stronger in spite of, or perhaps because of, the disruption and uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. To all who have supported the School with resources, suggestions, and prayers, thank you.

Respectfully submitted,

Ken Willy

Headmaster

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Report to the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma Saint Simeon’s Episcopal Home Tulsa, Oklahoma September 2020

Saint Simeon’s Episcopal Home in Tulsa continues its tradition of excellent care and is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year! We are the preferred community for men and women of all faiths who wish to live their later year in an environment of dignity, individuality and the highest level of independence.

Saint Simeon’s currently offers multiple levels of care: Assisted Living, Long Term Care, Skilled Nursing and Rehab, and Memory Care. Saint Simeon’s is home to more than 160 residents and over 200 employees.

Saint Simeon’s is grateful for the guidance and support of the Bishop Ed Konieczny, the Bishop Poulson Reed, and the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma. Saint Simeon’s is especially grateful for the continued support of the Diocese. This support has allowed us to cover some increased operational expenses due the temporary suspension of admissions during the pandemic and the additional costs associated with caring for the residents during this time.

In August 2019, Angela Green was selected as the new President and CEO of Saint Simeon’s. She has 16 years of experience in senior living and health care specializing in operations management, staff training and community development. Angela served as the Administrator of Saint Simeon’s prior to accepting this new role, and she loves Saint Simeon’s and being a part of its powerful mission and ministry.

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Saint Simeon’s has continued to grow the Parkinson’s program that was originally started in early 2017. The community currently serves twelve Parkinson’s residents who receive specific services through expertly trained staff. These services range from one‐on‐one exercise sessions to customize medication programs. The residents enjoy weekly aquatic classes in the warm water pool which enables them to move more freely.

The Parkinson’s Foundation of Oklahoma has an office on the Saint Simeon’s campus, and through this partnership with the Parkinson’s Foundation, Saint Simeon’s offers more services to our residents as well as people throughout eastern Oklahoma. Saint Simeon’s is the main location for support groups, educational seminars and wellness programs focused on Parkinson’s patients and their family members.

The community also provides Skilled Memory Care which allows people with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease the opportunity to receive skilled therapy and nursing following a qualifying hospital stay. This service is in high demand in the Tulsa market as there are only 4 facilities in Oklahoma that are licensed for this type of care.

Saint Simeon’s is also a proud member of Dementia Friendly Tulsa and a sponsor of the Walk to End Alzheimer’s annual fundraiser for the Alzheimer’s Association.

The 24th Annual Western Days was held September 15, 2020 in a unique format due to the pandemic – a video premiere. The theme was “Cheers to 60 Years” and honored the Heroes and Saints of Saint Simeon’s. Thanks to the tremendous efforts of the Western Days Steering Committee and the generous donations of many, the event exceeded its fundraising goal and raised $700,000!

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BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW 2020 Diocese of Oklahoma Report

OK Diocesan Coordinator Brotherhood, Bob Baker

For the Year 2019-20

Summary of Activities,

Oklahoma Diocesan Men's Retreat at St Crispin's Episcopal Retreat Center lead by Reverend Canon Scott Gunn May 2-4, 2019

St Andrew Classic Golf Tournament for Outreach (BSA, New Hope & Iron Gate) Sept 14, 2019

Summary of Special Events: ______

Independence Day Service and Patriotic Talk July 4, 2020

Chili Cook-off at St John's/Tulsa supporting Boy Scout Troup #153 Feb 3, 2020

Pentecost Picnic-BStA members cook hamburgers and hotdogs Spring 2019

Future Events planned: ______

2020 BStA Men's Retreat/Rev Matt Marino St Crispin's Conference Center Postponed

Independence Day Celebration Brunch and Patriotic Talk, St John’s/Tulsa July 4, 2021

Saint Andrew Charity Classic Golf Tournament Battle Creek Golf Course, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Fall 2021

Regional BStA Workshop St John’s/Tulsa Postponed

2021 BStA Men's Retreat/Matt Marino St Crispin's Conference Center May 1-3, 2021

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THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF OKLAHOMA 2021 CONSOLIDATED BUDGET Income/ Expense 2021 Funded by 2020 Variance 2019 2019 Budget endowment Budget Budget Actuals Mutual Ministry Support 2,142,418 2,237,025 (94,607) 2,193,529 2,327,924 Endowment & Trust 2,454,534 2,602,291 (147,757) 2,448,494 2,969,004 Oil & Gas Income 694,246 1,300,000 (605,754) 1,010,000 1,324,237 Contributions 121,250 55,200 66,050 49,000 106,563 Summer Camp Registration 157,500 150,000 7,500 180,000 123,115 Program Registration & 185,450 143,575 41,875 110,750 138,257 Income TOTAL INCOME 5,755,398 6,488,091 (732,693) 5,991,773 6,989,100

Administrative Offices Bishop's Office 367,509 736,447 (368,938) 484,822 533,786 Canon for Clergy Transitions and 276,044 6,761 259,425 16,619 241,102 217,747 Congregational Life Communications 96,270 100,939 (4,669) 130,575 88,303 CFO's Office 618,857 682,337 (63,480) 547,088 822,748

Christian formation and development Youth Director 126,789 109,227 17,562 108,760 99,424 Acolyte Festival - 3,325 (3,325) 2,500 - Altered - 4,025 (4,025) 4,900 1,455 Bishop's Lecture Series - 8,375 (8,375) 11,000 7,874 Christian Formation 55,348 124,909 (69,561) 140,981 122,993 Cultural Awareness - 4,925 (4,925) 4,000 - Training Cursillo - 6,800 6,800 5,600 75 Education For Ministry 12,950 12,950 14,895 (1,945) 9,800 9,855

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Episcopal Youth Event 22,025 11,425 10,600 1,500 - Happening - 5,275 (5,275) 1,500 - Family Camp - - - 8,225 - Mission Camp - - - 10,620 - Senior Camp - 13,255 (13,255) 17,850 1,500 National Acolyte - Festival - - 2,500 1,350 New Beginnings 6,567 5,907 660 1,000 4,487 Oakerhater Celebration 7,100 4,500 2,600 4,400 7,069 Senior Ministries - - - 700 - Summer Camp 298,054 140,554 271,233 26,821 320,723 247,678 Godly Play 7,605 7,155 450 - 4,070 Safeguarding 1,195 3,370 (2,175) - 893 Liturgy Training 1,900 1,675 225 - 389 Spiritual Gifts - 2,325 (2,325) - - Graduate Send-Off 25 1,400 1,375 - - Youth Ministers Retreat 2,036 2,380 (344) - 1,406 Created in the Image 6,958 5,480 1,478 - - Pilgrimage 17,100 17,525 (425) - 13,021 Ages & Stages 10,370 10,270 100 - - Youth Leadership BOARD (YOBOA) 3,612 3,395 217 - - Holy Monday - 1,200 1,200 - - Convention Lock-in - 700 (700) - 614

Congregational development and support

Canon of Growth & Development - - 174,907 (174,907) 150,400 165,126 Congregational Support 800,000 800,000 1,016,319 (216,319) 1,032,709 789,297

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Curacy 68,234 47,333 20,901 88,000 93,691 Santa Maria Mission 186,369 186,369 174,272 12,097 178,061 158,504 Whirlwind Mission 43,839 43,839 143,277 (99,438) 104,550 35,283 OSU Chaplaincy 127,830 127,830 123,285 4,545 126,309 121,071 OU Chaplaincy 159,101 159,101 149,253 9,848 147,710 154,287 Espiritu Santo Mission 174,618 174,618 - 174,618 - 1,295

- Development and stewardship -

- Development & Stewardship 148,145 153,289 (5,144) 168,196 145,218 Bishop's appeal 28,000 14,000 14,000 - 30,774 Bishop's Cup 26,000 7,500 18,500 - 6,410 St. Crispin's Cookoff - 2,000 (2,000) - 790 Gala 40,000 - 40,000 - -

Facility Diocesan Center 339,838 433,713 (93,875) 350,883 495,733

Archives 28,700 34,100 (5,400) 19,442 36,120 Chancellor 2,950 4,000 (1,050) 8,000 2,864 Commission on - Schools - - 450 - Deputies to General 66,000 22,000 44,000 22,000 57,112 Convention Diocesan Altar Guild 350 200 150 300 192 Diocesan Conventions 61,200 59,650 1,550 64,750 55,618 Diocesan Council 3,375 3,750 (375) 5,300 2,976 Lambeth Conference 12,500 44,000 (31,500) 4,000 13,232 Ordinations & Special Services 2,275 400 1,875 2,900 2,110

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Province Seven Synod 1,509 - 1,509 6,500 2,798 Vestry Academy 6,650 4,350 2,300 4,750 6,593

Institutional support Ardmore Village 59,996 59,996 39,996 20,000 40,000 59,996 Casady Religion - Chair 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 Casady School - 75,000 75,000 75,000 75,000 75,000 Financial Aid to - Parish Schools 20,000 20,000 20,000 25,000 20,000 Holland Hall - Religion Chair 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 Holland Hall - School 75,000 75,000 75,000 75,000 75,000 Oak Hall School 112,492 112,492 42,500 69,992 42,500 112,492 Roy Lytle Endowed - Chair 45,000 45,000 45,000 45,000 42,312 St. Crispin's Conference Center 208,197 208,197 310,000 (101,803) 310,000 311,311 St. Simeon's Senior Community - 40,000 (40,000) 40,000 40,000

International support Companion - Relationship 18,000 18,000 18,000 15,000

Local support Bishop's Outreach 45,000 75,000 (30,000) 80,000 57,250 Canterbury Living - Center Chaplaincy 6,600 6,600 6,600 13,200 8,250 Oklahoma Council on Churches - 15,000 (15,000) 15,000 - Oklahoma Council on Indian Ministry - 200 (200) 200 - Prison Ministry 129,690 134,736 (5,046) 116,972 123,987 Disaster Relief 32,594 41,175 (8,581) 39,486 26,809

- National support - - The Episcopal Church 335,554 345,000 (9,446) 311,029 282,324 Episcopal Relief & Development 15,000 - 15,000 - -

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- Vocation formation and - support Aspirancy 4,500 9,622 (5,122) 8,750 5,588 Clergy Aid & - Rehabilitation 10,000 10,000 10,000 13,533 Clergy Conference 14,950 14,825 125 15,700 15,374 Clergy Spouse Program 4,200 4,275 (75) 6,250 4,056 Commission on Ministry 1,450 2,060 (610) 2,550 1,173 Deacon Retreat 2,900 4,100 (1,200) 4,050 2,807 Fresh Start 1,500 1,250 250 1,450 1,220 IONA Deacon/Bi- Voc Training 66,550 21,454 42,750 23,800 62,700 35,003 Iona Lay Leadership 22,303 22,303 - 22,303 - - Iona Spiritual Direction 25,620 25,620 - 25,620 - - Seminarian Support 24,850 24,850 15,750 9,100 24,000 16,650 Supplemental Insurance for 17,280 14,580 2,700 14,580 12,629 Retired Clergy scholarships 50,000 50,000 - 50,000 - - Clergy sabbatical 6,000 6,000 - 6,000 - - TOTAL 5,755,398 2,454,534 6,488,091 732,693 5,991,773 5,971,597 EXPENSES NET BUDGET 0 (2,454,534) - 0 - 1,017,503

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2020 Congregation Directory

The number in brackets after the name of the church is the date of establishment; the number in parentheses is the date it became a mission; the last date (in the clear) is the date it became a parish.

ADA - St. Luke's (Parish) [1907] (1908) 1939 580-332-6429 110 East 17th Street Mail: P.O. Box 890, Ada, OK 74820

Rector: The Rev. Tammy Wooliver Deacon: The Rev. Bobby Saunkeah Sr. Warden: Phyllis Wallace Jr. Warden: Dan Church Treasurer/Clerk: Barbara Suess

ALTUS - St. Paul's (Parish) [1904] (1904) 1962 580-482-2102 721 North Thomas, Altus, OK 73521

Priest in Charge: The Rev. Suzanne Mollison Sr. Warden: David Braddock Jr. Warden: Jodi Bakshas Treasurer/Clerk: Nancy Davidson

ANTLERS - St. James (Mission) [Re-established 1941] (1980) 580-298-5123 600 North High Street, Antlers 74523

Vicar: The Rev. Gloria Walters Sr. Warden: JD Denton Jr. Warden: James Gardner Treasurer: Patricia Gardner Clerk: Linda Rich

ARDMORE - St. Philip's (Parish) [1893] (1894) 1907 508-226-2191 516 McLish, Ardmore, OK 73401

Rector: The Rev. Mike Stephenson Deacon: Joyce Spurgin Sr. Warden: Stan Kittrell Jr. Warden: Bonnie Watson Treasurer: Jeff Moen Clerk: Ruthie Johnson

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BARTLESVILLE - St. Luke's (Parish) [1905] (1905) 1914 918-336-1212 210 Southeast Ninth, Bartlesville, OK 74003

Deacons: The Rev. Doug Freebern Sr. Warden: Dan Droege Jr. Warden Doug McIver Treasurer: Dennis Mueggenborg Clerk: Nancy Warring

BROKEN ARROW - St. Patrick's (Parish) [1961] (1962) 1982 918-294-9444 4250 W. Houston St., Broken Arrow 74012-4538

Rector: The Rev. Shelby H. Scott Deacon: The Rev. Cindy Ritter Deacon: The Rev. Jim Welch Sr. Warden: Kevin Best Jr. Warden: Rick Allen Treasurers: Brandon Ford Clerk: Robert Yadon

CHICKASHA - St. Luke's (Parish) [1893] (1899) 1952 405-224-1296 124 S. 6th Street, Chickasha 73018

Sr. Warden: Bob Powell Jr. Warden: Suzanne Jackson Treasurer: Barbara Higgins Clerk: Sarah Tointigh

CLAREMORE - St. Paul's (Mission) [1910] (1910) 1990 (2014) 918-341-0168 1310 North Sioux, Claremore, OK 74017

Vicar: The Rev. Larry Rogers Sr. Warden/Clerk: Paul Hatley Jr. Warden: Rick Wilcox Treasurer: Barbara Bajon

CLINTON - St. Paul's (Mission) [1915] (1916) 580-323-2160 321 South 7th, Clinton, OK 73601 Mail: P.O. Box 144, Clinton, OK 73601

Sr. Warden/Clerk: Stephanie Bryan Jr. Warden: Dennis Mowery Treasurers: Nick Barton Tessa Bryan

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COALGATE - St. Peter's (Mission) [1915] (1916) 580-927-3760 107 Hanover Street, Coalgate

Vicar: The Rev. Neal Servais

DUNCAN - All Saints' (Parish) [1932] (1935) 1956 580-255-6165 809 West Cedar Avenue, Duncan, OK 73533

Rector: The Rev. David Galletly Deacon: The Rev. Gary Templeton Sr. Warden: Candayce Coulter Jr. Warden: Richard Faulkner Treasurer: Margaret Williams Kathy Buxton Clerk: Misty Brodeur

DURANT - St. John's (Mission) [1896] (1897) 1976 (2014) 580-924-1332 515 West Beech Street Mail: P.O. Box 1168, Durant, OK 74702-1168

Vicar: The Rev. James Blagg Deacon: The Rev. Michael Clements Sr. Warden: John Buchanan Jr. Warden: Jeff Taylor Treasurer: Caroline Hill Victoria Mills Clerk: Will Raines

EDMOND - St. Mary's (Parish) [1937] (1937) 1969 405-341-3855 First at University Mail: 325 East First Street, Edmond, OK 73034

Rector: The Rev. Dr. Mark Story Deacons: The Rev. William Hesse The Rev. Nancy Bridges Sr. Warden: Andy Smith Jr. Warden: Timothy Bridges Treasurer: Ben Kenyon Clerk: Kevin Sharp

EL RENO - Christ Memorial (Mission) [1894] (1948) 405-262-1710 500 South Barker, El Reno, OK 73036

Sr. Warden: Carolyn Crain Jr. Warden: Miles Gillidette Treasurer Richard Thompson Clerk: Jody Robison

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ENID - St. Matthew's (Parish) [1893] (1894) 1929 580-237-4737 518 West Randolph, Enid, OK 73701

Rector: The Rev. Dr. John Toles Sr. Warden: Dora Baker Jr. Warden: Mike O’Brien Treasurer: Sharon Hume Clerk: Sharon Franklin

EUFAULA – Trinity (Mission) [1926} (1930) 918-689-2369 South Third and High Streets 305 W. High Street Mail: P.O. Box 759, Eufaula, OK 74432

Priest in Charge: The Rev. Therese Starr Sr. Warden: Alan Shelbourne Jr. Warden: Dan Huddle Treasurer: Glenna McBride Clerk: Shelly Walker

GROVE - St. Andrew's (Mission) [1967] (1975) 918-786-4113 555 East Third Street Mail: P.O. Box 2559, Grove, OK 74344

Vicar: The Rev. Dr. David Bridges Sr. Warden: Pete Churchwell Jr. Warden: Alan Smith Treasurer: Roby French Clerk: Bob Carlson

GUTHRIE- Trinity (Mission) [1889] (1976) 2002 (2013) 405-282-0982 310 East Noble Avenue, Guthrie, OK 73044

Priest in charge: The Rev. Michael Jasper Sr. Warden: Linda Pruitt Jr. Warden: Harley Campbell Treasurer: Kathy Foley Clerk: Katherine Runnels

GUYMON - St. Stephen's (Mission) [1955] (1963) 580-338-8747 1803 North Lelia Street Mail: P.O. Box 1952, Guyman, OK 73942

Priest in Charge: The Rev. Arlen Lloyd Sr. Warden: Andrew McCulloch Jr. Warden: Katrina Acres

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HOLDENVILLE – St. Paul’s (Mission) [1913] (1913) 405-379-5879 120 E. 8th St. Mail: P.O. Box 69, Holdenville, OK 74848

Vicar: The Rev. Elizabeth Davis Deacon: The Rev. Cyntha Gilks Sr. Warden: Beverly Rodgers Treasurer: Danielle Shepherd Clerk: Kathrin Radach

HUGO - St. Mark's (Mission) [1941] (1941) 580-326-5214 803 South Third, Hugo, OK 74743

Vicar: The Rev. Gloria Walters Sr. Warden: Mike Ford Jr. Warden: Dana Rabon Treasurer: Frank Hinton Clerk: Jessica Salmon

IDABEL - St. Luke the Beloved Physician (Mission) [1952] (1952) 580-286-3672 211 Southeast Avenue N, Idabel, OK 74745-5728

Vicar: The Rev. Gloria Walters Sr. Warden: Kemp Fuller Treasurer: John Grimes Clerk: Allene Grimes

LAWTON - St. Andrew's (Parish) [1901] (1901) 1947 580-355-9543 1313 Southwest “D” Avenue, Lawton, OK 73501 Mail: P.O. Box 1256, Lawton, OK 73502

Rector: The Rev. Stephanie Jenkins Sr. Warden: Ruth Dutcher Jr. Warden: Kimi Chambers Treasurer: Jimmy Lee Clerk: Sally Holmes

McALESTER - All Saints' (Mission) [1894] (1895) 1942 (2018) 918-423-1915 325 East Washington Avenue Mail: P.O. Box 534, McAlester, OK 74501

Vicar: The Rev. Janie Koch Sr. Warden: Richard Kush Treasurer: Christine Matkin and Christie Shuller Clerk: Barbara Murray

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(Mission) [1918] (1918) 1959(2019) 918-542-3662 MIAMI - All Saints' 225 “B” Street, Northwest Miami, OK 74354

Deacon: The Rev. Kay Boman-Harvey Sr. Warden: Mary Susan Whaley Jr. Warden: Delores Dudgeon Treasurer: David Loving Sally Heydt Clerk: Lee Dell Mustain

MIDWEST CITY - St. Christopher's (Parish) [1953] (1953) 1972 405-732-4802 800 South Midwest Blvd., Midwest City, OK 73110 Mail: P.O. Box 10722, Midwest City, OK 73140

Deacons: The Rev. Paul Snyder The Rev. Rocio Lopez Sr. Warden: Pamela Fordenbacher Jr. Warden: Brian Hatchett Treasurer: William Welch Clerk: Ashley McGinnis-Allen

MUSKOGEE - Grace (Parish) [1893] (1893) 1904 918-687-5416 218 North 6th Street, Muskogee, OK 74467

Rector: The Rev. Bob Wickizer Deacon: The Rev. Tom Harrington Sr. Warden: Tim Holder Jr. Warden: Jennifer Frazee Treasurer: Jean Lewis Clerk: Kathy Coburn

NORMAN - St. John's (Parish) [1892] (1892) 1952 405-321-3020 235 W. Duffy (Asp at Duffy), Norman, OK 73069 Mail: P.O. Box 2088, Norman, OK 73070

Interim Priest: The Rev. John Borrego Deacon: The Rev. James Tyree Sr. Warden: Stephanie Abla Jr. Warden: Pat Welch Treasurer: Robert Terry Clerk: Grant Spencer

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NORMAN - St. Michael's (Parish) [1976] (l976) 1980 405-321-8951 1601 West Imhoff Road, Norman, OK 73072

Rector: The Rev. Dr. Jason Haddox Deacon: The Rev. Laura Blazek The Rev. Ann Murray Sr. Warden: Judith Phillips Treasurers: Richard Young Clerk: Timothy Phillips

OKLAHOMA CITY - All Souls' (Parish) [1944] (1945) 1947 405-842-1461 6400 North Pennsylvania Av., Oklahoma City, OK 73116

Rector: The Rev. Christopher Yoder Associate Rector: The Rev. Andy Johnson Assisting Priests: The Rev. John Marlin Curate: The Rev. Graham Marsh Deacon: The Rev. Jim Easter Sr. Warden: Tom Williams Jr. Warden: Caleb Hill Treasurer: Jean Hartsuck Clerk: Jennifer Atwood

OKLAHOMA CITY - Redeemer (Parish) [1902] (1904) 1971 405-427-2106 2100 Martin Luther King Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73111

Rector: The Rev. Morgan Ibe Sr. Warden: Rosemary Harkins Jr. Warden: Colin Williams Treasurer: Nancy Blackshire Clerk: Gina Williams

OKLAHOMA CITY - Resurrection (Parish) [1961] (1962) 1967 405-721-2929 13112 North Rockwell Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73142

Rector: The Rev. Sean Ekberg Deacon: The Rev. Dion Crider Sr. Warden: Ann Zuk Jr. Warden: Tom Ruder Treasurer: Rose Picard Clerk: Chad Yarbrough

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(Parish) [1980] (1980) 2014 OKLAHOMA CITY - St. Augustine of Canterbury 14700 North May Avenue 405-751-7874

Rector: The Rev. Joseph Alsay Assisting Priest: The Rev. Canon Tony Moon PhD Deacon: The Rev. Robby Trammell Sr. Warden: Marian Moon Jr. Warden: Todd Branson Treasurer: Sherry Dale Clerk: Renee Lewis

OKLAHOMA CITY - St. David's (Mission) [1953] (1954) 1959(2004) 405-942-1740 3333 North Meridian, Oklahoma City, OK 73112

Vicar: The Rev. Beth Bell Deacon: The Rev. Mary Ann Coffman The Rev. Pamela Vetovitz Sr. Warden: Kent Eldridge Jr. Warden: Glenda Brence Treasurer: Betsy Staton Clerk: Debbie Taylor

OKLAHOMA CITY - St. James’ (Mission) [1931] (1931) 1999 405-682-3405 8400 South Pennsylvania, Oklahoma City, OK 73159

Vicar: The Rev. Nathan Carr Assisting Priest: The Rev. José (Cuco) Escalera Sr. Warden: Scott Sublett Jr. Warden David Storer Treasurer: Judy Robison Clerk: Lisa Cole

OKLAHOMA CITY - St. John's (Mission) [1918] (1918) 1921 (2020) 405-943-8548 5401 North Brookline Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73112

Interim Vicar: The Rev. Dawn Enderwood Deacons: The Rev. Dana Orwig The Rev. Lisa Chronister Sr. Warden: Scott Sproat Jr. Warden: Michael Grissom Treasurer: Alan Dobbs Clerk: Robbie Robertson

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(Congregation) [1988] 405-631-6747 OKLAHOMA CITY - Santa Maria Virgen 5500 S. Western Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73109

Vicar: The Rev. Natividad Menjivar Sr. Warden: Sergio Uribe Jr. Warden: Jesus Dominguez Treasurers: Olivia Chapa Bertha Maldonado Clerk: Marisol Hernandez

OKLAHOMA CITY - St. Paul's Cathedral (Parish) [1891] (1893) 1903 405-235-3436 127 NW 7th, Oklahoma City 73102 [Cathedral 1908]

Dean of the Cathedral: The Very Rev. Katherine Churchwell Canon: The Rev. Canon Susan Joplin Associate Priest: The Rev. Tim Sean Youmans Deacons: The Rev. Marilyn Robertson The Rev. Gerald Butcher Sr. Warden: Susan Urbach Jr. Warden: Mike Murphy Treasurer: Ann Bonsteel Clerk: Diane Everett

OKMULGEE - Redeemer (Parish) [1901] (1901) 1916 918-756-2384 213 North Seminole Mail: P.O. Box 1012, Okmulgee, OK 74447

Jr. Warden: Dee Hennigan Treasurer/Clerk: Rick Spring

OWASSO - Holy Cross (Mission) [1980] (1980) 918-272-1035 9309 N. 129th East Ave. Owasso, OK 74055

Vicar: The Rev. Bryan Beard Sr. Warden: Wesley Mitchell Jr. Warden: Gabriel Kalafat Treasurer: Angela Kennedy Clerk: Tracey Curfman

PAULS VALLEY - St. Timothy (Mission) [1953] (1953) 405-238-2133 1816 South Walnut Mail: P.O. Box 485, Pauls Valley, OK 73075

Sr. Warden: Molly Layton

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PAWHUSKA - St. Thomas (Mission) [1895] (1900) 918-287-3513 817 North Leahy P.O. Box 1476, Pawhuska, OK 74056

Supply Priest: The Rev. Kathleen Jones Sr. Warden: Jesse Worten Jr. Warden: Criss Blackwood Treasurer/Clerk: Alan Brown

PAWNEE - Ascension (Mission) [1901] (1902) 918-762-2718 630 Ash Street Mail: P.O. Box 113, Pawnee, OK 74058

PERRY - St. Mark's (Mission) [1954] (1954) 701 580-336-9720 701 Seventh Street Mail: P.O. Box 507, Perry, OK 73077

Priest in Charge: The Rev. Dr. Stephen Miller Sr. Warden: Audrey Cross Treasurer: Vina Spickler Clerk: Carolyn Rodebush-Walter

PONCA CITY - Grace (Parish) [1898] (1908) 1937 580-765-7609 109 North 13th Street, Ponca City, OK 74601

Rector: The Rev. Caleb Roberts Deacon: The Rev. Stephen M. Mallory Sr. Warden: Richard Winterrowd Jr. Warden: Marsha Moore Treasurer: Vicky Purdy Clerk: Treva McClung

POTEAU – St. Barnabas’ 918-647-9092 500 College Avenue, Poteau, OK 74953

Sr. Warden: Jerry Jacobs Treasurer/Clerk: Margaret Scoggins

PRYOR - St. Martin of Tours (Mission) [1953] (1954) 918-825-1115 612 Southeast First Street Mail: P.O. Box 1153, Pryor, OK 74362-1153

Sr. Warden: Nash Lamb Jr. Warden: Sean Johnstone Treasurer: Dana Lamb

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SAND SPRINGS - St. Matthew's (Mission) [1958] (1959) 2001 (2009) 918-245-7552 601 Lake Drive, Sand Springs, OK 74063

Vicar: The Rev. Clark Shackelford Sr. Warden: Rod Ruthrauff Jr. Warden: Johnny Baker Treasurer: Staci Norris Clerk: Harriett Coy

SAPULPA - Good Shepherd (Mission) [1901] (1901) (1950) 1998 [2009] 918-224-5144 1420 East Dewey P.O. Box 335, Sapulpa, OK 74067

Priest in Charge: The Rev. Keith Fallis Deacon: The Rev. Nancy Brown Sr. Warden: Rynd Barnes Jr. Warden: David Gilliland Treasurer: Sharon Moody Clerk: Candy Naifeh

SEMINOLE - St. Mark's (Mission) [1923] (1936) 405-382-2192 301 W. Walnut Mail: PO Box 1304, Seminole, OK 74818

Vicar: The Rev. Elizabeth Davis Sr. Warden: Mary Bryan Jr. Warden: Steve Nelson Treasurer: Betty Bell Clerk: Joanne Kovac-Roberts

SHAWNEE - Emmanuel (Parish) [1892] (1896) 1927 405-273-1374 501 North Broadway Street (74801) Mail: P.O. Box 1905, Shawnee, OK 74802

Rector: The Rev. Thomas Dahlman Curate: The Rev. J. Michael Matkin Deacon: The Rev. John Belzer Deacon: The Rev. Nathan Johnson Deacon: The Rev. Gary Kirby Sr. Warden: Nancy Barrett Jr. Warden: Terry Hopkins Treasurer: Cindy McVey Clerk: Rowdy Washburn

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STILLWATER - St. Andrew's (Parish) [1892] (1893) 1958 405-372-3357 516 West Third, Stillwater, OK 74074

Interim Rector: The Rev. Dr. Mary Korte Sr. Warden: Anne Bowen Jr. Warden: Joe Rovig Treasurer: Richard Lindley Clerk: Debi Hodson

TAHLEQUAH - St. Basil's (Mission) [Re-established 1959] (1959) 918-456-3649 814 North Vinita, Tahlequah, OK 74464

Sr. Warden Criss Pearson Jr. Warden: Sam McCombs Treasurer: Nita Hayes Irene Enlow Clerk: Lovetta Phipps

TULSA – Christ Church [2005] (Mission) 918-299-7510 10901 South Yale, Tulsa, OK 74137

Vicar: The Rev. Dr. Everett Lees Deacons: The Rev. Judy Gann The Rev. Willard Smith Sr. Warden: Natalie Richardson Jr. Warden: Alan Taylor Treasurer: Jennifer J. Morgan Clerk: Susan Morgan

TULSA – Espíritu Santo 918‐627‐2713 9100 East 21st Street, Tulsa, OK 74129-1421

Priest in Charge: The Rev. Alberto Moreno Casas

TULSA - St. Aidan's (Mission) [1972] (1972) 918-425-7882 4045 North Cincinnati Drive, Tulsa, OK 74106 Mail P.O. Box 480874, Tulsa 74148

Priest: The Rev. William Holly Deacon: The Rev. Steve Lewis Sr. Warden: Jeremy Jackson Jr. Warden: Sandy Byrd Treasurer: Barbara Sears Clerk: Marlo Holly

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TULSA - St. Dunstan's (Parish) [1963] (1964) 1967 918-492-7140 5635 East 71st Street, Tulsa, OK 74136

Rector: The Rev. Mary Ann Hill Deacon: The Rev. Alan Barrow Sr. Warden: William Young Jr. Warden: Nancy Graham Treasurer: Darrell Miskell Clerk: Barbara Lowell

TULSA - St. John's (Parish) [1945] (1945) 1954 918-742-7381 4200 South Atlanta Place, Tulsa, OK 74105

Interim Rector: The Rev. Sam Colley-Toothaker Interim Associate: The Rev. Susanne Methven Sr. Warden: Jim Hicks Jr. Warden: Doug Crews Treasurer: Bill Chevaillier Clerk: Carteena Robohm

TULSA - St. Luke's (Mission) [1942] (1942) 1951 (2018) 918-834-4800 4818 East Ninth Street, Tulsa, OK 74112

Priest in Charge: The Rev. John Rule Sr. Warden/Treasurer: Carle Robbins Jr. Warden: David Carhart

TULSA - Trinity (Parish) [1903] (1903) 1909 918-582-4128 501 South Cincinnati Avenue, Tulsa, OK 73103

Rector: The Rev. Dr. Lee Domenick Associate: The Rev. Cheryl harder-Missinne Deacons: The Rev. Linda Paul The Rev. Bert Bibens The Rev. Deborah Underwood Sr. Warden: Patricia Woodrum Jr. Warden: Joe Wilkinson Treasurer: Harry Dandelles Clerk: Joseph Woltz

VINITA - St. John's (Mission) [1892] (1898) 918-256-3766 522 West Canadian, Mail: P.O. Box 165, Vinita 74301

Interim Vicar: The Rev. Phil Lawrence Sr. Warden: Maddie Gill Jr. Warden: Stowe Emerson Treasurer: Beatty Mahoney Clerk: Marsha Emerson

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WAGONER - St. James' (Mission) [1893] (1894) 918-485-5681 303 Church Street, Wagoner, OK 74467

Supply Priest: The Rev. Richard Brewer Sr. Warden: Glen Bibelheimer Jr. Warden: David Miller Treasurer: Erick Parker

WATONGA - Whirlwind Mission of the Holy Family (Congregation) [1961] 1000 East Russworm Dr., Mail: P.O. Box 26, Watonga, OK 73772 580-623-5585

Deacon: The Rev. Pat Gonzales

WESTPORT- St. Bede's (Mission) [1963] (1968) 918-743-2686 N. 320th W. Ave. & Lakeshore Dr., Westport, OK 74020 Mail: 6960 W. Old Keystone Hwy, Cleveland, OK 74020

Sr. Warden: Roger Findahl Jr. Warden: Gary Jones Treasurers: Ed Curfman Doug Laird Clerk: Ann Embry

WOODWARD - St. John's (Mission) [1892] (1893) 580-256-7713 923 Texas St., Mail: 917 Texas, Woodward, OK 73801

Vicar: The Rev. Mary A. Davis Assisting Pries: The Rev. Jim Gorton Sr. Warden: Linda Harrison Jr. Warden: Doug Ross Treasurer: MaeBeth Bird T. Z. Wright

YUKON - Grace (Mission) [1994] (1997) (Re-Start 2013) 405-354-7277 720 S. Yukon Parkway, Yukon, OK 73099-4585

Vicar: The Rev. Tim Baer Deacon: The Rev. Helen Waddle Sr. Warden: Ryan Parker Jr. Warden: Ron Hayes Treasurer: Stacy Chase

51 Diocese of Oklahoma Vital Statistics of Congregations and Missions Year in parentheses is last year of filing if not 2019 B A P T I S M S

Average Active Communicants Others Sunday Sunday 16 yrs Under Confirmed City Congregation Members in Good Standing Active Attendance Eucharists and Older 16 Years or Received Ada St Lukes Episcopal Church 137 128 25 71 56 2 2 0 Altus St Pauls Episcopal Church 64 59 0 33 52 1 1 0 Antlers St James Episcopal 41 41 0 21 12 0 0 0 Ardmore St Philips Episcopal Church 314 283 12 129 0 0 3 0 Bartlesville St Lukes Episcopal Church 296 252 41 104 102 0 2 10 Broken Arrow St Patricks Episcopal Church 445 425 18 201 52 1 10 0 Chickasha St Lukes Episcopal Church 97 97 8 30 107 0 0 2 Claremore St Pauls Episcopal Church 139 70 10 31 48 0 0 0 Cleveland St Bedes Episcopal Church 59 27 35 17 0 0 0 5 Clinton St Pauls Episcopal Church 22 22 3 13 12 1 0 0 Coalgate St Peters Episcopal Church (2014) 15 4 0 13 56 1 0 0 Duncan All Saints Episcopal Church 130 121 28 47 52 0 1 4 Durant St Johns Episcopal Church 141 122 6 42 86 0 0 0 Edmond St Marys Episcopal Church 749 498 5 130 116 1 5 0 El Reno Christ Memorial Episcopal Church 34 18 0 9 25 0 0 0 Enid St Matthews Church 175 161 39 81 137 2 0 0 Eufaula Trinity Episcopal Church 96 28 2 14 42 0 0 0 Grove St Andrews Episcopal Church 160 160 0 71 54 0 0 0 Guthrie Trinity Church 116 88 11 32 52 0 0 0 Guymon St Stephens Episcopal Church 12 12 0 6 0 0 0 0 Holdenville St Pauls Episcopal Church 9 5 0 7 47 0 0 0 Hugo St Mark Episcopal Church 13 13 0 9 42 0 1 0 Idabel St Luke the Beloved Physician 34 34 0 13 36 0 0 0 Lawton St Andrews Episcopal Church 152 123 20 52 73 0 0 0 McAlester All Saints Episcopal Church 117 67 18 46 46 0 0 0 Miami All Saints Episcopal Church 113 91 6 26 24 0 0 0 Midwest City St Christophers Church 201 176 0 77 104 1 2 5 Muskogee Grace Episcopal Church 254 254 0 62 92 0 4 0 Norman St Johns Episcopal Church 885 885 0 173 107 2 7 0 Norman St Michaels Episcopal Church 221 188 8 97 104 0 9 9 Norman St. Anselm of Canterbury at the University of 33 33 0 16 48 1 0 0 Oklahoma Oklahoma City All Souls Episcopal Church 1,616 1,333 0 401 213 0 19 37 Oklahoma City Church of the Redeemer 91 79 0 50 0 0 2 11 Diocese of Oklahoma Vital Statistics of Congregations and Missions Year in parentheses is last year of filing if not 2019 B A P T I S M S

Average Active Communicants Others Sunday Sunday 16 yrs Under Confirmed City Congregation Members in Good Standing Active Attendance Eucharists and Older 16 Years or Received Oklahoma City Church of the Resurrection 182 182 30 100 0 0 2 10 Oklahoma City Santa Maria Virgen 958 85 12 150 104 2 65 43 Oklahoma City St Augustine of Canterbury 364 364 60 208 102 0 6 29 Oklahoma City St Davids Episcopal Church 70 70 16 34 50 1 0 0 Oklahoma City St James Episcopal Church 110 67 0 50 52 2 7 0 Oklahoma City St Johns Episcopal Church 260 205 7 73 53 0 2 0 Oklahoma City St Patricks Episcopal Prison Congs (2014) 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 0 Oklahoma City St Pauls Cathedral 1,125 559 52 308 152 1 6 13 Okmulgee Church of the Redeemer (2014) 44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Owasso Church of the Holy Cross 65 65 0 22 54 0 0 0 Pauls Valley St Timothys Church 21 21 2 10 24 0 0 0 Pawhuska St Thomas Episcopal Church 43 28 3 26 53 1 0 5 Pawnee Church of the Ascension (2018) 11 7 0 7 20 0 0 0 Perry St Mark Episcopal Church 14 14 0 13 54 0 0 0 Ponca City Grace Episcopal Church 233 153 0 70 66 0 0 0 Poteau St Barnabus Episcopal Church (1998) 23 2 2 6 16 2 0 2 Pryor St Martin of Tours Episcopal Church (2015) 75 75 0 27 50 0 2 0 Sand Springs St Matthews Episcopal Church 79 73 11 40 43 1 3 7 Sapulpa Church of the Good Shepherd 100 100 0 61 64 0 0 7 Seminole St Marks Episcopal Church 21 9 5 9 30 0 0 0 Shawnee Emmanuel Episcopal Church 452 0 0 155 1 0 5 27 Stillwater St Andrews Church 404 226 7 128 96 0 1 8 Stillwater St. Augustine Canterbury Center at Oklahoma State 24 23 0 9 0 0 0 0 University Tahlequah St Basils Episcopal Church 73 68 5 49 53 0 1 0 Tulsa Christ Episcopal Church 475 339 0 230 107 0 9 24 Tulsa St Aidans Episcopal Church 29 29 0 13 0 0 0 0 Tulsa St Dunstans Episcopal Church 515 503 0 174 155 2 1 21 Tulsa St Johns Episcopal Church 1,091 478 0 236 167 11 2 0 Tulsa St Lukes Episcopal Church 123 75 10 58 52 0 0 9 Tulsa St Peters Episcopal Church (2018) 58 39 4 25 52 0 0 0 Tulsa Trinity Church 1,050 1,050 149 337 226 3 9 0 Vinita St Johns Church 59 58 1 27 53 0 0 0 Wagoner St James Church 36 27 12 20 47 1 0 7 Diocese of Oklahoma Vital Statistics of Congregations and Missions Year in parentheses is last year of filing if not 2019 B A P T I S M S

Average Active Communicants Others Sunday Sunday 16 yrs Under Confirmed City Congregation Members in Good Standing Active Attendance Eucharists and Older 16 Years or Received Watonga Whirlwind Mission of the Holy Family 72 35 0 16 15 0 0 0 Woodward St Johns Episcopal Church 59 39 3 15 47 0 0 0 Yukon Grace Church - Episcopal 272 244 77 148 77 4 17 17 Total 15,571 11,209 763 5,022 4,132 44 206 312 Diocese of Oklahoma Financial Statistics of Congregations and Missions Year in parentheses is last year of filing if not 2019 70.00 2,019.00 R E V E N U E E X P E N S E

en Plate Operating Operating To the Outreach City Congregation & Pledge Income Revenue Total Revenue Expense Diocese & Development Total Expense Ada St Lukes Episcopal Church 230,076 265,733 306,571 272,805 39,740 54,077 329,291 Altus St Pauls Episcopal Church 83,002 83,002 83,002 70,742 12,832 4,540 70,942 Antlers St James Episcopal 25,237 27,537 27,537 19,658 4,080 1,880 19,658 Ardmore St Philips Episcopal Church 389,713 434,713 471,788 544,708 66,203 46,139 590,847 Bartlesville St Lukes Episcopal Church 429,627 430,327 500,646 425,653 66,566 38,050 465,129 Broken Arrow St Patricks Episcopal Church 523,107 599,818 692,718 611,887 79,178 36,552 648,787 Chickasha St Lukes Episcopal Church 60,006 73,348 153,831 108,273 22,129 5,234 108,273 Claremore St Pauls Episcopal Church 54,823 57,793 67,057 60,551 9,476 2,170 62,711 Cleveland St Bedes Episcopal Church 27,205 27,205 34,752 28,614 4,399 422 30,898 Clinton St Pauls Episcopal Church 7,184 8,194 8,194 11,599 1,063 300 11,599 Coalgate St Peters Episcopal Church (2014) 2,745 19,894 19,894 22,164 5,381 5,781 26,740 Duncan All Saints Episcopal Church 123,653 132,538 145,692 146,186 21,734 8,850 155,221 Durant St Johns Episcopal Church 111,915 126,915 135,761 141,073 20,654 6,669 141,073 Edmond St Marys Episcopal Church 378,468 460,082 923,397 460,082 70,500 650,712 1,095,281 El Reno Christ Memorial Episcopal Church 21,406 24,408 24,928 17,813 3,806 315 17,813 Enid St Matthews Church 273,382 274,621 319,172 283,584 44,211 74,222 357,806 Eufaula Trinity Episcopal Church 45,374 46,524 48,985 45,048 7,649 0 48,006 Grove St Andrews Episcopal Church 139,880 255,792 255,792 255,161 19,117 10,466 264,359 Guthrie Trinity Church 79,971 95,822 116,556 92,301 13,814 13,866 99,500 Guymon St Stephens Episcopal Church 500 1,000 1,000 0 0 34,480 34,480 Holdenville St Pauls Episcopal Church 13,764 24,372 41,109 34,595 6,073 12,719 47,725 Hugo St Mark Episcopal Church 7,405 11,375 11,375 10,368 1,192 0 10,368 Idabel St Luke the Beloved Physician 19,344 22,628 22,628 21,646 3,314 499 21,646 Lawton St Andrews Episcopal Church 195,145 202,662 258,801 201,223 33,360 4,199 203,662 McAlester All Saints Episcopal Church 116,578 161,182 180,165 115,494 22,488 8,541 125,492 Miami All Saints Episcopal Church 76,384 89,880 122,114 71,007 15,848 12,523 82,330 Midwest City St Christophers Church 146,928 147,193 208,012 203,587 24,616 5,161 203,587 Muskogee Grace Episcopal Church 335,252 336,705 336,705 369,606 33,346 1,524 369,606 Norman St Johns Episcopal Church 528,904 528,904 598,036 535,553 82,128 143,188 679,441 Diocese of Oklahoma Financial Statistics of Congregations and Missions Year in parentheses is last year of filing if not 2019 70.00 2,019.00 R E V E N U E E X P E N S E

en Plate Operating Operating To the Outreach City Congregation & Pledge Income Revenue Total Revenue Expense Diocese & Development Total Expense Norman St Michaels Episcopal Church 268,234 321,323 505,956 335,860 48,783 9,642 387,380 Norman St. Anselm of Canterbury at the University 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 of Oklahoma Oklahoma City All Souls Episcopal Church 1,845,396 1,963,832 2,137,095 2,063,987 330,971 98,242 2,275,599 Oklahoma City Church of the Redeemer 63,851 179,737 179,737 190,041 11,427 2,065 191,859 Oklahoma City Church of the Resurrection 279,070 279,070 408,203 38,820 38,820 238,313 277,133 Oklahoma City Santa Maria Virgen 39,324 166,618 166,618 166,618 0 0 166,618 Oklahoma City St Augustine of Canterbury 580,358 601,938 1,198,798 568,879 91,733 631,763 1,220,556 Oklahoma City St Davids Episcopal Church 48,853 75,798 87,556 83,811 8,482 8,703 86,310 Oklahoma City St James Episcopal Church 69,413 146,065 156,065 98,052 14,961 15,369 104,123 Oklahoma City St Johns Episcopal Church 259,006 269,517 278,373 292,750 43,228 6,899 300,965 Oklahoma City St Patricks Episcopal Prison Congs (2014) 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 Oklahoma City St Pauls Cathedral 1,009,478 1,241,498 1,283,159 1,014,910 200,030 27,963 1,027,902 Okmulgee Church of the Redeemer (2014) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Owasso Church of the Holy Cross 367,845 377,316 389,578 36,249 5,738 15,879 53,150 Pauls Valley St Timothys Church 13,873 16,897 16,897 17,882 2,331 500 17,882 Pawhuska St Thomas Episcopal Church 35,397 55,593 55,593 54,504 5,519 10,481 54,504 Pawnee Church of the Ascension (2018) 5,487 8,487 8,487 8,852 0 0 8,852 Perry St Mark Episcopal Church 26,168 29,168 85,536 23,432 4,598 47,362 69,442 Ponca City Grace Episcopal Church 169,841 191,684 270,552 149,317 27,456 300,334 450,151 Poteau St Barnabus Episcopal Church (1998) 3,869 4,069 4,480 3,703 1,160 0 3,769 Pryor St Martin of Tours Episcopal Church (2015) 43,200 128,739 128,739 85,661 222 0 85,661 Sand Springs St Matthews Episcopal Church 71,695 74,695 77,681 67,533 10,929 17,664 85,197 Sapulpa Church of the Good Shepherd 81,274 118,256 138,820 105,448 13,473 7,084 105,448 Seminole St Marks Episcopal Church 15,022 18,022 23,227 19,697 2,245 255 22,241 Shawnee Emmanuel Episcopal Church 375,539 432,689 910,870 59,143 59,143 1,535,452 1,594,595 Stillwater St Andrews Church 231,193 255,193 257,316 259,451 39,022 0 261,574 Stillwater St. Augustine Canterbury Center at 760 21,866 21,866 33,165 0 640 33,165 Oklahoma State University Tahlequah St Basils Episcopal Church 45,038 122,340 122,340 122,340 7,413 6,310 127,650 Diocese of Oklahoma Financial Statistics of Congregations and Missions Year in parentheses is last year of filing if not 2019 70.00 2,019.00 R E V E N U E E X P E N S E

en Plate Operating Operating To the Outreach City Congregation & Pledge Income Revenue Total Revenue Expense Diocese & Development Total Expense Tulsa Christ Episcopal Church 409,839 537,048 537,048 557,346 64,959 25,999 557,346 Tulsa St Aidans Episcopal Church 42,165 57,165 60,704 66,522 7,407 4,583 70,435 Tulsa St Dunstans Episcopal Church 351,281 366,318 369,050 421,283 56,172 5,210 429,225 Tulsa St Johns Episcopal Church 1,059,367 1,159,227 1,273,901 1,182,774 187,186 120,574 1,294,316 Tulsa St Lukes Episcopal Church 89,036 104,291 141,112 107,395 16,526 4,376 108,660 Tulsa St Peters Episcopal Church (2018) 46,184 60,266 64,958 68,740 8,205 124 73,056 Tulsa Trinity Church 752,988 1,332,674 2,061,356 1,302,121 201,065 343,800 1,797,202 Vinita St Johns Church 51,397 86,563 86,563 88,236 12,565 8,394 92,500 Wagoner St James Church 9,230 27,530 27,530 30,190 3,416 1,062 30,190 Watonga Whirlwind Mission of the Holy Family 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Woodward St Johns Episcopal Church 71,682 117,332 130,232 115,899 13,977 14,150 128,799 Yukon Grace Church - Episcopal 296,309 410,309 604,959 399,939 47,613 20,366 403,894

Total 13,575,641 16,329,301 20,387,174 15,421,531 2,321,672 4,712,637 20,319,620