Collinsville is a great little town about 20 minutes south of Bartlesville. There are a lot of fun shops there. If you go, don't forget to eat at Silver Dollar Cafe.
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This space is to share with you a litte about life at Oklahoma Wesleyan University (OWU) and give you a peek at how great it is to live in northeast Oklahoma from the perspective of our very own Dr. Bob Myers
Howdy from Dr. Bob!
Dr. Bob and Ruby Jane
Welcome to Oklahoma Wesleyan University and beautiful Northeast Oklahoma!
If you're tired of Christian Colleges that are more college than Christian, welcome to OWU...a university where Jesus is Lord!
I'm Dr. Bob Myers, the Executive Vice President at OWU. I am going to spend time answering questions you may have about OWU, but specifically give you a look at the fun things you can do in northeast Oklahoma where OWU is located. It seems like so many people think Oklahoma is just dust and tornadoes and nothing could be further from the truth!
Have fun exploring with me as I show you what it's like to live in northeast Oklahoma and the fun things to do while attending OWU!
Links to Check Out
- All Blog Pictures
- Apply to OWU today!
- First Wesleyan Church
- Follow me on Twitter. Invite tkdblackbelt
- Frank Lloyd Wright's Price Tower in BVille
- Join My Circle of Friends (Robert Myers)
- Learn about Bartlesville, OK
- Learn more about Dr. Bob "the fun stuff"
- Learn more about Dr. Bob, Executive Vice President
- Oklahoma Wesleyan University
- Order of the Arrow
- Osage Hills State Park
- OWU Mission and Pillars
- Tallgrass Prairie Preserve
- Tulsa, OK (about 40 minutes from OWU)
- Visit me on Facebook (Robert Myers)
- Washita Lodge #288
- Woolaroc (ranch owned by Frank Phillips)
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- bartlesville events (11)
- collinsville (2)
- fun places to visit (18)
- home on the range (38)
- owasso (1)
- owu campus (41)
- tulsa (1)
About Me
The Four Pillars of OWU
- The primacy of Jesus Christ as the incarnate Son of God, the Alpha and Omega, the Beginning and the End, who is the lens for all learning and the Lord of our daily lives.
- The priority of Scripture as the inerrant and authoritative written Word of God that guides us in all matters of faith, learning, and living.
- The pursuit of Truth as an objective, attainable reality grounded in the person and example of Jesus Christ and anchored in the Bible.
- The practice of Wisdom as the goal for all members of the university community, who work to promote healing and wholeness in a broken culture and hurting world.
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