Lottie Moon Auction at First Baptist Inola

10/31/2026

Something for Sooners & Cowboys ♥️🧡
Connie Lee Rinner has crafted cute, handmade OU & OSU stuffies - and these went quickly last year! So get ready to bid!

10/25/2026

This will have everyone screaming for ice cream!🍦
Bid on the ultimate treat maker—this Ninja Creami lets you turn everyday ingredients into delicious ice cream, sorbet, and gelato right at home! Plus it comes with 4 of the cutest ice cream dishes.
Thank you, Swopes for this sweet donation.

10/25/2026

Let’s get ready to bid for missions!

One of the most consistent donations over the years has been Jesse Mosley’s delicious, local honey. 🍯 Whether tea, toast, or an under-the-weather pick me up, this honey is top notch delicious!
See you November 15!

10/24/2026

The Lottie Moon Auction & Dinner is coming up fast! Make plans to be a part!

10/18/2026

Lottie Moon Auction Donation Form!
Fill out a form online (click link below) OR pick up a form at church. Completed forms and donations are due November 1.
We can't wait to see what you will donate!

09/16/2026

In a South Asian area of more than 100 million people, a stark reality shapes the work of local believers: there’s no place to buy Bibles

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In a South Asian area of more than 100 million people, a stark reality shapes the work of local believers: there’s no place to buy Bibles. For James Andretti, an International Mission Board missionary, that reality highlights both an enormous challenge and a remarkable opportunity. While God is br...

07/11/2026

🎉 Happy Birthday, Annie Armstrong! 🎉

“…Annie's greatest legacy isn't a name on an offering.

It's the countless lives transformed by the gospel because she faithfully said "yes" to God.”

🎉 Happy Birthday, Annie Armstrong! 🎉

Today, we celebrate a woman whose life continues to impact North America more than a century after she lived.

Annie Armstrong wasn't a celebrity.

She didn't have a platform by the world's standards.

But she had something far more powerful:

A heart that burned for the gospel.

When many ignored the needs of missionaries and underserved communities, Annie spoke up.

When churches needed encouragement to engage in God's mission, Annie mobilized them.

When others saw obstacles, Annie saw opportunities for the gospel to advance.

She challenged believers to pray boldly.
To give sacrificially.
To care deeply about people who needed Jesus.

And because she did, generations of missionaries, church planters, and churches have been supported in taking the hope of Christ to communities across North America.

The truth is, Annie's greatest legacy isn't a name on an offering.

It's the countless lives transformed by the gospel because she faithfully said "yes" to God.

Today, we're grateful for Annie.

And we're grateful for every person who continues her legacy by praying, giving, and going so that others might know Jesus. 💙

If Annie's story has encouraged you, tell us below: What is one word that comes to mind when you think of Annie Armstrong?

07/10/2026

July 7, 1873, the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board appointed Lottie Moon as a missionary to China.

Moon would spend nearly 40 years serving the Chinese people, becoming one of the most influential missionaries in Southern Baptist history. Through her letters home, she challenged churches to pray, give, and send more missionaries.
Her passionate appeals eventually inspired what became the annual Christmas offering that now bears her name.

07/04/2026

Remember to pray for VBS New Mexico Team this week!

03/16/2026

All glory to God for what He is doing through the Lottie Moon Auction at First Baptist Inola! ♥️

Nestled just 30 minutes east of Tulsa, the First Baptist Church of Inola, Oklahoma, is a congregation of nearly 300 members. For years, the church has been faithful in supporting missions, but 2025 turned a good season into a historic one. After establishing a $60,000 giving goal for the Lottie Moon...