Pantego Christian Academy

The Pantego Christian Academy arrived full of energy and enthusiasm for the mission that lay before them. Praise God

After a long drive it was nice to walk around, climb trees, and enjoy the cool weather. 

We stood on Sand Pipe Hill and lifted the city of Tulsa up in prayer.

There’s something powerful about seeing a city from above and asking God to move in every street, home, and heart below. We prayed for healing, unity, and revival—for families, churches, and leaders to be strengthened and for God's presence to saturate every corner of this city.

May Tulsa know the peace and power of Jesus.

After our prayer time, we gathered for a group photo before heading back down the hill; a little more humbled than when we arrived. 

It took a lot of hard and dedicated work to make what looked hard into a beautiful driveway for this beautiful couple. Everyone worked so hard! Afterwards we walked the neighborhood and prayed over the residents, spending a lot of time praying over two specific families.

Haili’s neighbor’s home burned last night. The resident and his dogs were safe, but his home was a total loss.

Then Miss Judy, who lives across the street collapsed last night due to smoke inhalation and suffered a seizure after trying to rescue three dogs from the fire. She was rushed to the ER but was home when we got there. She was shaken up but feeling better. 

We prayed over her and her family and we’re humbled by what they endured. 

This morning, we had the privilege of serving at Peters Elementary School—and what a blast it was! While one group was outside playing games, our indoor crew led a fun and interactive session focused on water safety. The kids learned important tips about staying safe around water, raced each other in a lively life jacket relay, and wrapped it all up with some classic parachute fun. It was a perfect mix of education and excitement, and we loved every minute of it!

Late Monday afternoon, we headed to the gathering place, though our plans were briefly interrupted by a sudden downpour. Once the skies cleared, we shared a meal of Raising Cane’s outside, enjoying the fresh air and each other’s company.

During our debrief, Kim read from Romans 12 and shared a powerful message about living out our faith with intentionality—walking as everyday missionaries with servant-hearted humility. It was a meaningful reminder of the kind of love and service we’re called to embody.

YES HE DID! Amen and Amen. 

He will provide EVERYTHING that we need! But He can’t do it without those willing to be His Hands and Feet. 

575 Family Bags + 774 Children’s bags 

WOW!!!!

This was such an amazing experience! 

We never know the impact we might have on someone, even if it is a few minutes or hours. Muhammad received today, and he gave to us. Amen

We’re working hard to combat hunger in the Tulsa and surrounding areas by boxing up small bags of cornflakes. 

Some of us were able to serve at the Tulsa Dream Center! Sorting donated clothes proved to be very entertaining and helpful! 

We got to be filmed for a promotional video. 

Wow! We packed up 2250 pounds of cornflakes today 

? Hudson took 1st Place ?

Meagan stepped up our worship and devo time tonight. All were attentive, some were tearful. She preached straight from the Gospel a message about who He chooses to do His Good and Beautiful Works. She spoke about what it means to go forward after our trip and pay it forward in our own communities by being the face, hands, and heart of Christ; to be His love and His light. Pantego, Go Change The World! 

As we wrap up our mission trip, we’re filled with gratitude for the incredible week we’ve shared. Serving together as the body of Christ, we saw God at work in every moment. The unity, joy, and purpose we experienced reminded us that ministry is never about us—it’s about showing up with willing hearts and letting Him lead. We return home encouraged, refreshed, and grateful for the opportunity to serve together for His glory.