Many outstanding changes have been made to Falls Creek Baptist Conference Center in recent years. Campers now worship in an air conditioned Tabernacle, sleep in newly remodeled or new cabins and enjoy some of the best recreational venues in the region. What is more, lives...

Bill Green is retiring. If ever there was an oxymoron . . . True, Green has announced he will leave his position with the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma Dec. 31, but retirement is a pretty strong word for the man who is best known for his role in church music for ...

Where can singles from Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas and even New Mexico come together in one place to celebrate all the things that make their lives wonderful, including being single? Falls Creek Baptist Conference Center, of course.

A compilation of several discussions with BGCO President, Alton Fannin. Fannin is senior pastor at Ardmore, First, and is serving his first term as convention president.

As the curtain closed on the first summer of youth encampments in the spectacular new $24 million tabernacle at the Falls Creek Baptist Conference Center, thoughts turned toward other parts of the $30 million Phase I improvements included in the Falls Creek for the Sake of the Call campaign.

Holy rollers are flying high at Falls Creek Baptist Conference Center. No, they aren't the types that jump a pew, but they are known for jumping a curb and sliding down the handrail of a stairway. Skateboarders and roller skaters expect to be run off from sidewalks, parki...

There are times in the Christian life when one is so overwhelmed with gratitude and praise that it is impossible to articulate one's feelings. Language is the medium of expression, but at such times it is inadequate to declare the fullness of the heart. So I confess befor...

Some wondered if the day would ever come. Nearly 90 years of ministry had taken its toll on the facilities at Falls Creek Baptist Conference Center. With God's help, could Oklahoma Baptists take an incredibly effective and powerful youth camp and make it even better?

Now what? For the last few years, the completion of the Falls Creek Tabernacle has occupied the minds of Oklahoma Baptists. But now that the $24 million facility has been dedicated and is ready for the first occupants, thoughts turn to the other proposed Falls Creek projects.