Tuesday 21 May
OKG Newsletter
Greg Horton
Is the religious left right?
Planting a Seed
Republican Scott Pruitt and Democrat Jim Priest have differing views of the attorney general's office
News
Greg Horton
The attorney general's race features two candidates with remarkably similar values and a completely different understanding of the job.
The three-way race for House District 85 pits a Republican incumbent against a Democrat and an independent
Jari Askins hopes to add first female governor to her long line of Democratic firsts
News
Greg Horton
Lt. Gov. Askins is one of the best-known politicians in Oklahoma, male or female, and the state has been her passion for most of her life.
Accusations are flying in the contentious race to replace Oklahoma County District Judge Vicki Robertson
Christian singer/songwriter Charlie Hall mixes styles and pairs personal experiences with a direct, lyrical relationship with God
Music
Greg Horton
Charlie Hall is about to enter his 20th year in the music business, still going strong after helping create some of the most iconic songs and institutions of modern Christian music.
Lamar Advertising's GM dubs the rejection of an atheist group's controversial billboard a judgment call
News
Greg Horton
Nick Singer, president of Oklahoma Atheists, said the billboard serves the purposes of attracting similar thinkers and telling the religious community that they exist.
State Rep. Sally Kern clarifies statements she made about 'homosexual millionaires' working clandestinely to change American society
News
Greg Horton
I did not mean that homosexuals do not or should not have rights and equality. However, they do want special rights, including the right to marry, Kern said.
Metro-area religious coalition says it's dedicated to helping community, but critics claim it's 'a socialistic-type organization'
News
Greg Horton
The Oklahoma Sponsoring Committee formed more than a year ago and has conducted a series of structured conversations at churches around the metro.
Rep. Kern clarifies statement against homosexual community
News
Greg Horton
I did say to them that day that I feel that homosexuality is more dangerous than terrorism, Kern said.
An Edmond-based religious nonprofit caught the attention of a national organization for the separation of church and state
News
Greg Horton
Americans United for Separation of Church and State has formally requested that the Internal Revenue Service investigate the Edmond-based Reclaiming Oklahoma for Christ.
A local businesswoman is at odds with the state transportation department over her land's worth
News
Greg Horton
April Harrington said she didn't go looking for all the attention she has been receiving from local media recently. Harrington is the owner of Earth Elements, a farm, bakery and production kitchen. He...
If Oklahoma is one of the country's most religious states, why preach to the choir?
News
Greg Horton
A common thread united the latest rally in the culture war, the Reclaiming America for Christ Conference held last week at Trinity Baptist Church in Yukon. While reclaiming the culture of America was ...
