Bryan Barros

Spanning 90 years The weekly news of Oklahoma Baptists has filled the Baptist Messenger's pages for nine decades.

OKLAHOMA CITY (BP)--With its ancestral roots stretching all the way back to the Antebellum period, the Baptist Messenger is celebrating its 90th birthday. From the time Baptist missionaries first began working among the Cherokees in what later would become Indian Territory to days when Oklahoma Baptists are carrying the good news of Jesus Christ to lost people groups on nearly every continent, the Messenger has gone about the business of "Sharing great news about our great God at work through great people."