Oklahoma Conference of the United Methodist

Presbyterian Health Foundation (PHF) is a nonprofit organization based in Oklahoma City, OK, dedicated to funding biomedical research and innovations on the Oklahoma Health Center campus. With a focus on supporting early-stage research at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OUHSC) and the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF), PHF aims to elevate the quality of research and available programming in the biomedical research field, ultimately enhancing human lives. Driven by a vision of advancing medical discovery, PHF operates based on guiding tenets that emphasize partnerships, financial sustainability, sustainable governance, and celebration of scientific and medical breakthroughs. By funding research that brings discovery to medical treatments, PHF works closely with its partners and investors to ensure transparency and accountability. Through its dedicated board and staff, PHF strives to make a significant impact in the field of biomedical research.Generated from the website

Catedral De Adoracion, also known as The 99 Church, is a welcoming community located in Oklahoma City that embraces people from all walks of life. Inspired by the biblical parable of the lost sheep, the church focuses on reaching out to those in need while offering a range of activities and support for families. With regular services featuring music and relevant messages, The 99 Church also hosts quiet prayer sessions, support groups, and various special events throughout the year. Families can find tailored experiences for children and youth, ensuring that everyone feels included in the church's mission to connect and grow together. Generated from the website

Oklahoma Conference of Seventh-day Adventists is made up of more than 6,000 members who worship in over 70 churches throughout Oklahoma. The conference offers a wide variety of programs and services through its churches and schools in the state of Oklahoma. It operates various churches, including the Altus, Lawton, Sand Springs, Shawnee, Elk City, Nowata, Chandler, Canton, Muskogee, Cleveland, and Oklahoma City Central churches. The conference also operates educational institutions, including the Tulsa Adventist Junior Academy, Bristow Adventist Academy, Ketchum Junior Academy, and the Ardmore Adventist Academy. The conference organizes youth camps and activities, trust services, camp meetings and mission trips. It also operates retirement villages and bookstores. The conference publishes a newsletter, called the Sooner Son Times that includes information about various programs and events organized by the conference and a schedule of upcoming events. Oklahoma Conference of Seventh-day Adventists is located in Oklahoma City.