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Historic Native American Church Burned in Wildfires Receives Support from Sister Churches
Summary by Baptist Messenger of Oklahoma
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Historic Native American Church Burned in Wildfires Receives Support from Sister Churches
When destructive wildfires swept across Oklahoma on March 14 of this year, one of the buildings lost was the sanctuary of one of the state’s most historical churches, Kiowa, Rainy Mountain. The effort to rebuild is already underway, and Oklahoma Baptists are assisting with fundraising efforts. On May 18, Carnegie, First, where the Kiowa Tribe is headquartered, combined with Rainy Mountain’s congregation to host a luncheon. The event, boosted by …
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