Missions Banquet
On November 24, we will enjoy a church-wide meal together. Gather with us as we celebrate and focus on how our church strives to SEND people to reach the unreached with the gospel. In gratitude, we will share a Thanksgiving meal!
On November 24, we will enjoy a church-wide meal together. Gather with us as we celebrate and focus on how our church strives to SEND people to reach the unreached with the gospel. In gratitude, we will share a Thanksgiving meal!
First Moore is excited to host a night of fun, food, games, and more for the family on Sunday, October 27 from 5:00-7:00pm.
There are many opportunities for the people of First Moore to serve our community. You could decorate a space and hand out candy, donate candy, help with food, inflatables, parking, registration, and more.
What is Trunk or Treat? Trunk or Treat is an outreach event for the families and children in our community. Trunk or Treat is similar to a Fall Festival in that it serves as a safe and fun alternative to traditional Halloween activities. It also provides a great opportunity to connect with our community.
When is Trunk or Treat? Sunday, October 27 from 5:00pm-7:00pm.
How does a Trunk or Treat work? At a Trunk or Treat event, people decorate their trunks and give candy or prizes to the children as they walk by. (You could even have a game in your area if you would like.) We have set a goal for 60 decorated trunks to help make this a fun family event. (The church will provide the candy!) This year, put your creative caps on because we will have a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes for the best-decorated trunks!
How can I be a part of this event? There are several ways that you can be a part:
Decorating a trunk and pass out candy.
Donating wrapped candy to be handed out. (There are candy donation boxes around the church to drop off your candy.)
Work at the Snack Stop.
Help set up/run activities. (connector team, inflatables, pumpkin painting, safety team, etc.)
Help clean up following the event.
Men, join us on September 29 for an evening of great food and fun. We will get to enjoy a meal from Van’s Pig Stand and hear a message from Chris Jensen, OBU’s Head Football Coach. The cost is $10 if you register before Sept. 23, after that, the cost will be $15. Stick around for door prizes!
Learn about Chris Jensen:
“Hired in 2012, Chris Jensen is the first Oklahoma Baptist University head football coach since 1940. He enters his 12th season as head coach on Bison Hill.
Under his direction, OBU has compiled a 45-66 record and turned in four winning seasons, including back-to-back years in 2019 and 2021. Jensen has coached 20 All-Americans in Division II, NAIA, and NCCAA. He totals 71 All-Conference selections, and 85 players who were Academic All-Conference and one Academic All-American. Additionally, he has seen five players named NAIA Scholar Athletes.
Jensen posted his latest winning season on Bison Hill in 2023 (6-5), which featured the program's best home record (4-1) in its Division II era. The OBU defense played a key part in the team's success, holding opponents to the fewest amount of points per game since the school joined the NCAA. Oklahoma Baptist also turned in program bests in total offense and passing yards (146.2) allowed per game. The Bison finished the year as the No. 1 ranked passing defense in the GAC for the first time ever.
For their efforts, three defensive players earned All-GAC nods, a tie of the school's record, while two (Scooter Baker, Brett Karhu) became the first defensive All-Americans in the DII era. OBU turned in six total All-Conference honorees (Offense - Michael Marshall, Nick Harris, Jake Sitsler), the second-most in program history.
Jensen has seen three Bison sign major professional contracts, such as wideout Keilahn Harris, who inked a unrestricted free agent agreement with the Atlanta Falcons in 2023. Additionally, quarterback Preston Haire signed with the European Football League's Hamburg Sea Devils and offensive lineman Jake Foshee accepted a deal with the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League.
In 2021, Jensen steered the Bison to its best-ever NCAA Division II record at 8-4. That included a trip to the postseason where Oklahoma Baptist defeated UT-Permian Basin in the FunTown RV Heritage Bowl. That season, OBU extended its win streak over conference Oklahoma schools to 16 games.
Jensen saw 50-plus school records fall on the offensive and defensive sides of the ball, as his 2021 squad was one of the most prolific teams in his coaching career. Four Bison (Preston Haire, Keilahn Harris, Josh Cornell, Tyler Stuever) earned All-America honors and Keilahn Harris was named a D2CCA First-Team All-Region honoree. Quarterback Preston Haire was tabbed GAC Offensive Player of the Year for a second consecutive season after ranking amongst the top in Division II in statistics for another year.
Under Jensen's watch, the Bison offense set a program record and ranked fifth in the nation in first downs (313), along with leading the GAC in three other offensive categories. The passing attack accounted for 41 touchdowns, a significant jump from the 2021 total of 26. In fact the next closest touchdown occurred in 2018, when OBU racked up 28. The 2021 offense saw its best numbers in the following categories since joining Division II: Passing yards per game (287.08), passing yards (3,335), passing efficiency (149.52), completions (322), and completions per game (26.83).
The 2021 defense recorded a GAC-best 34.0 sacks after totaling 11.0 in 2019. Furthermore, OBU led the conference with 79.0 tackles-for-loss. Much of the credit was given to linebacker Josh Arnold, who led the charge with 20.0. Arnold finished as the all-time leading tackler in program history with 395 stops on Bison Hill. Additionally, Robert Lolofie, an All-GAC selection in 2021, led the team with 9.0 sacks, the most by a Bison player in the Division II era.
Jensen's 8-3 mark in 2014 landed the Bison in the No. 26 spot in the NAIA rankings and tied a school record for single-season wins. In 2017, the Bison finished No. 1 in the NCCAA power rankings.
Jensen came to OBU from Southmoore High School, whose football program Jensen also began. He rebooted the Bison program in 2012 and had the first season in the fall of 2013.
Jensen started the Southmooore football program in 2008. In his and the program's second year, the SaberCats were 11-2 and reached the Class 6A semifinals. Jensen was named Oklahoma 6A-1 Coach of the Year in 2009.
Jensen's coaching stops also include assistant posts at Westmoore (defensive coordinator), Bartlesville (offensive coordinator), Durant (offensive coordinator and assistant head coach), Moore (offensive line) and Little Axe (offensive line and outside linebackers).
Jensen was a varsity letterman at the University of Oklahoma, playing on the offensive line.
A self-described Army brat, Jensen graduated from Lawton High School and received a Naval Academy nomination. He achieved the level of Eagle Scout in Boy Scouts of America.
Jensen received his Bachelor of Science degree in education in December 1992 from OU. He earned his master's degree in education administration from Southwestern Oklahoma State University in May 2006.
Chris and his wife, Patti, have three children, Tayler, Tanner, and Camryn. They are members of Immanuel Baptist Church in Shawnee.”
Our Wednesday Night Activities are starting back on August 14! Dinner will start at 5:30pm and all other activities will start at 6:30pm. There will be ministry options for all ages! We can’t wait to see you back on Wednesday nights!
NNO is a unique crime prevention event sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch (NATW). It is scheduled for Tuesday from 7:30–9:30pm in the Warren Theatre parking lot. As a community partner, we will have tents set up to greet our community. This is a unique outreach opportunity for us to invite our community to connect with us! If you would like to help us connect with others for an hour shift, please email kenzi.bradshaw@firstmoore.com!
The whole family is invited to join us for a free event that includes food, inflatables, and a time to hear what the kids learned at VBS!
Online registration for VBS is closed, but parents can still register their children in person on the first day of VBS, Monday, July 8th!
We have a group of 16 adults and college students headed to serve in Nicaragua later this month. Join us in praying for them now and while they are serving.
This lunch and training is for our current team members and those interested in joining the Connection Team. It will be held in the East Leadership Center from 12pm-2pm.
On the 24th of March, we will have our first Worship Service in the newly remodeled Worship Center! We are so excited to be back in the larger space! With the move, we will go back to meeting all together in one service at 10:30am. Our Life Groups will also all meet at the same time at 9:00am. Woo!
On March 17, we would like to invite our families to preview the new Special Needs Center! Please drop by after either service and get a sneak peak of the new space!
We will also have information about Camp Perfect Wings and, if you want to attend as a camper or buddy, please come during this time for a packet!
The event is designed to give kids a hands on experience about missions and to encourage them to participate in mission projects throughout the year in their own church. They will get to experience different cultures from Baptist missionaries around the world. This will be an amazing experience and exciting opportunity for your child(ren)!
Mission Ignition is an event for 1st-4th graders.
This event will be on March 2, 2024 from 8:30am-3pm.
We will leave First Moore Baptist Church and take a bus to First Southern Baptist Church (Del City).
$5 and lunch will be included.
Join us in supporting the Salvation Army's efforts to help people overcome substance addiction by donating your used clothes or household items. We encourage you to grab a bag, fill it up, and bring it back on Sunday, April 7th. Your donations will make a difference in the lives of those in need.
We are so excited to host Night to Shine, sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation, on Friday, February 9, 2024! Night to Shine is an unforgettable prom night experience, centered on God’s love, for people with special needs, ages 14 and older. We are blessed to be a part of this growing worldwide movement through the local church where thousands of people with special needs will be celebrated, given the royal treatment, and reminded of God’s love for them!
Moore Central Park Amphitheater (700 S Broadway Ave.)
A free event with a special appearance by Santa Claus & Mrs. Claus, Christmas carolers, Tree Lighting, shopping at the Mini Merry Market, and Holiday fireworks sponsored by local businesses. A perfect way to begin the Holiday Season!
Food Trucks: Cutie Pies Concessions; Newmans Firehouse BBQ; Some Like it Tot; Cousins Maine Lobster; Chef Rays Street Eats and HTEAO
Our First Moore Worship Choir & Orchestra will be performing at this event.
Enjoy the show!
On November 19, we will enjoy a church-wide meal together. Gather with us as we focus on how our church strives to reach the unreached with the gospel. In gratitude, we will share a Thanksgiving meal together and focus on ways to take the gospel to those who have never heard it.
First Moore is excited to host a night of fun, food, games, and more for the family on Sunday, October 29 from 5:00-7:00pm.
There are many opportunities for the people of First Moore to serve our community. You could decorate an space and hand out candy, donate candy, help with food, inflatables, parking, registration and more.
What is Trunk or Treat? Trunk or Treat is an outreach event for the families and children in our community. Trunk or Treat is similar to a Fall Festival in that it serves as a safe and fun alternative to traditional Halloween activities. It also provides a great opportunity to connect with our community.
When is Trunk or Treat? Sunday, October 29 from 5:00pm-7:00pm.
How does a Trunk or Treat work? At a Trunk or Treat event, people decorate their trunks(now an area in the church) and give candy or prizes out to the children as they walk by. (You could even have a game at your area if you would like.) We have set a goal for 60 decorated trunks to help make this a fun family event. (The church will provide the candy you give out at your trunk.)
How can I be a part of this event? There are several ways that you can be a part:
Decorating a trunk(spot in the church) and hand out candy.
Donating wrapped candy to be handed out. (There are three candy donation boxes around the church where you can drop off your candy donations. There is a box at each first-floor elevator.)
Work at the Snack Stop.
Help set up/run activities. (connector team, inflatables, pumpkin painting, safety team, etc.)
Help clean up following the event.
Gather some friends, preferably 2-7, and put your skills to the test as you find clues and solve puzzles in an attempt to break out of the Lottie Moon Missions Escape Room. In this free, immersive escape room, you will explore the life and impact of Lottie Moon! The goal is to solve all the clues and escape the room before the time runs out; more importantly, this game room is designed to teach you more about Lottie Moon, the IMB, and missions! The escape room will be open throughout the month of October 15-November 30.
Childcare is provided for those who sign up. Donuts will be provided for adults.
Check out the videos below if you want to learn how to play!
We will gather together to get a sneak peak of VBS 2023. Kids will also get a free t-shirt!
This year, members of our Worship Ministry have the opportunity to minister to people in Angel Fire, NM In the mornings, they are putting on a Backyard Bible Club (VBS) for the community’s children. In the evenings, they will be helping lead worship for a prayer service with seven local evangelical churches that are uniting for this week of ministry. On Saturday, they will help the seven local churches throw a block party for community outreach. Would you pray for this team as they minister to those in Angel Fire?
The event is designed to give kids a hands on experience about missions and to encourage them to participate in mission projects throughout the year in their own church. They will get to experience different cultures from Baptist missionaries around the world. This will be an amazing experience and exciting opportunity for your child(ren)!
Mission Ignition is an event is for 2nd-6th graders.
This event will be on March 4, 2023 from 8:30am-3pm.
We will leave First Moore Baptist Church and take a bus to First Southern Baptist Church (Del City).
$5 and lunch will be included.
For more information or any questions please contact Ben 405-620-3386
On Sunday, January 15, there will be training for those who are currently on the Connection Team and those who are interested in being on the team. It will be held in the East Leadership Center following the second service. Lunch will be provided along with childcare for babies through 6th graders. If you would like more details about the Connection Team, feel free to email Stephanie Gaches.
At the Moore Central Park Amphitheater
A free event with a special appearance by Santa Claus & Mrs. Claus, Christmas carolers, shopping at the Mini Merry Market, and Holiday fireworks sponsored by local businesses. A perfect way to begin the Holiday Season!
Our First Moore Worship Choir will be performing at this event.
Food Trucks: Chef Rays Street Eats and More; Some Like it Tot; Cousins Maine Lobster; Coits Food Truck; Ozells Grill on Wheels; and City Ice
Holiday Fireworks start at 8:30 pm!
Music for the fireworks show tonight will be on 89.9 FM on your radio dial.
Enjoy the show!
On November 20, we will enjoy a church-wide Thanksgiving meal together. Gather with us as we focus on all the different ways that our church is involved in taking the gospel to the world. In gratitude we will share a Thanksgiving meal together and look for ways that we can be involved with taking the gospel to those who need it. Childcare will be provided for children 4 and under. Meal tickets are free if obtained by Sunday, November 13 and $10 each/$30 max after. Tickets will be available through the button below.
5:00- Doors Open- Come early and check all our missions booths we will have on display.
5:30- Dinner Served- We plan to start serving dinner at 5:30pm. Childcare will be available at 5:30.
6:00- Program Begins- Hear from our missionary panel, be challenged by our main speaker, and give to Missions Banquet Offering.
First Moore is excited to host a night of fun, food, games, and more for the family on Sunday, October 30 from 5:00-7:00pm.
There are many opportunities for the people of First Moore to serve our community. You could decorate your trunk and hand out candy, donate candy, help with food, inflatables, parking, registration and more.
What is Trunk or Treat? Trunk or Treat is an outreach event for the families and children in our community. Trunk or Treat is similar to a Fall Festival in that it serves as a safe and fun alternative to traditional Halloween activities. It also provides a great opportunity to connect with our community.
When is Trunk or Treat? Sunday, October 30 from 5:00pm-7:00pm.
How does a Trunk or Treat work? At a Trunk or Treat event, people decorate their trunks, park their vehicles in a circle or line in a parking lot, and give candy or prizes out to the children as they walk by. (You could even have a game at your trunk if you would like.) We have set a goal for 60 decorated trunks to help make this a fun family event.
How can I be a part of this event? There are several ways that you can be a part:
Decorating a trunk and handing out candy.
Donating wrapped candy to be handed out. (There are three candy donation boxes around the church where you can drop off your candy donations. There is a box at each first floor elevator.)
Work at the Snack Stop.
Help setup/run activities. (connector team, inflatables, pumpkin painting, safety team, etc.)
Help clean up following the event.
Pray for our team as they work alongside IMB missionaries to share the gospel with Spaniards in Madrid, Spain. The team will teach a cooking class as a means to share the gospel. They will prayer walk through streets, use sports as a platform to share the gospel, evangelize to students on college campuses, engage in conversational English clubs with the purpose of sowing gospel seeds, and more.
Please pray for the work that is going on and for the missionaries in Madrid. The city of Madrid is the 3rd largest in the European Union with 6.5 million people. Yet, 2% of all of Spain’s population is evangelical Christian. Which means there are more than 45 million people that don’t know the saving grace of Jesus Christ. There is work to be done. That is why we go and why we ask for your prayers.
How do all the ministries of our church flow together to help people follow Jesus? How can we help people take the next step in their faith journey?
Connector Training is a three-week training on Connecting with your peers to make disciples with your whole life at First Moore. We hope you can join us!
This event is free to all but you will still need to register for a meal if you want to eat dinner from 5-6pm at the church.
Join Oklahoma Baptists from all over the metro for a time of worship and prayer on Sunday, May 1, from 2:00-4:00pm. We will gather in the parking lot of Emmaus Baptist Church from 2:00-2:45 for worship (chairs and blankets might be good to bring) and then will begin moving to create a prayer circle around the entire OBHC South Campus.
The purpose of the event is simply for Oklahoma Baptists to join together to pray for the ministry and work being done at this campus. We hope you can join us for a wonderful afternoon.
Our church wants to support and love our local teachers. We would like to give every teacher a care package full of helpful things but also some treats. Our bags will include a bakery item, free tea card, free appetizer card from Texas Roadhouse, a box of kleenex, a package of disinfecting wipes, and a card/letter from our church.
There are three ways to help serve in this opportunity. We would like our church members to donate kleenex and disinfecting wipes if they are able. We need volunteers to come pack these bags on March 23rd. We will also need people to help deliver these bags to each of the Moore Public Schools.
The last day to bring things is Sunday, March 13th.
We will be packing the bags on Wednesday night, March 23rd.
We will deliver the bags to the teachers in the following days after packing.