The Indian Falls Creek Baptist Assembly was begun in 1947 and has met on the Falls Creek grounds every year since that date except 1955 when it met at Kiamichi Baptist Assembly, Talihina.

Registration at the first encampment totaled 333 and today has several thousand in attendance. Each year Native American and First Nations brothers and sisters come from all over the United States and North America.

From year to year the camp will even have indigenous believers from South America and countries from around the globe. The five-day camp starts on a Monday and runs through Friday. Costs are kept to a minimum to allow all who desire to attend to participate. Each year many children, youth, and adults find eternal life through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

Each day is started with a sunrise service and devotion, followed by a morning full of worship, Bible study, and conferences pertinent to Native Christians. Each afternoon is full of recreation as Indian Churches team up for softball and volleyball tournaments. For those wishing to escape the heat of the Oklahoma sun, the swimming area is a welcomed relief.

The evening is filled with worship and late evening cabin devotions leaving everyone ready for lights out by 11:30 p.m. We hope you can come be a part!

Indian Falls Creek is Just around the Corner

This year the camp pastor is Bro. Anthony Jordan.

Bro. Anthony Jordan was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, and grew up in Skiatook. He accepted Christ as his personal Lord and Saviour and was baptized at First Baptist Church, Skiatook. He committed his life to special service at Falls Creek and surrendered to the preaching ministry at First Southern Baptist Church, Pratt, Kansas. He was licensed to the gospel ministry by Immanuel Baptist Church, Skiatook, Oklahoma, and ordained by Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, Lebanon, Missouri.

Jordan has served as BGCO executive director-treasurer since 1996. He is the chief administrator for the convention, which coordinates the work of more than 1,700 Oklahoma Baptist churches. During his tenure with the BGCO, he has led in expansion of educational training programs for state pastors, worked on a massive renovation and expansion the convention's Falls Creek conference facility near Davis. Under Jordan's leadership, the BGCO has conducted a variety of national and international missions and disaster relief efforts.

Born in Ponca City, Jordan earned a bachelor's degree from Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, Mo. He earned a master's degree and a doctorate from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.

He served as a pastor for more than 29 years in Missouri, Louisiana and Oklahoma. He was pastor of Northwest Baptist Church in Oklahoma City from 1982-96. He has served on the Southern Baptist Convention executive committee and resolutions committee, and served as chair for the SBC committee on committees, Baptist Faith and Message family study committee, and the stewardship/Cooperative Program ad hoc committee. He currently serves as president of the SBC executive director fellowship.

Please be in prayer for Bro. Jordan and all the pastors, workers and campers as they get ready for IFC 2009.

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2008 Indian Falls Creek Photos are Now online

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