Dr. Bob's Blog: Thank You Dinner

Sunday, January 13, 2008

Thank You Dinner

In December we had a group of students represent OWU at the Wesleyan Youth Conference called "Set Apart". There were about 6,000 young people at the conference that was held in Orlando, Florida.

Our traveling team of students did a wonderful job representing OWU and we are sure proud of them. Tonight we had a thank you dinner for them at President Piper's house. Marci (his wife) and her parents made the dinner and we just had a wonderful time together. Everyone you see in these pictures traveled to Orlando to help our admissions team.

Some of the guys loading up their plates...

Standing are President Piper and his wife, Marci.

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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!

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.
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