Speaker 1: Good morning, good morning, good morning, Welcome, welcome, welcome. It
Speaker 1: is time now for our community connection right here on
Speaker 1: K one, the one you trust. And we're visiting with
Speaker 1: Gatreel Ministries with Pastors Shiloh and Rando Gamble. How we
Speaker 1: doing kids, you brought friends? Good morning? We have We
Speaker 1: have friends, lots of them, we do. So we got
Speaker 1: Jesus Burger coming up tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Jesus Burger Tomorrow at noon, Jesus Burger will start. We're
Speaker 2: four eleven West fourteenth Street, will be outside. Whether it's
Speaker 2: going to be beautiful, bring your family, bring your friends,
Speaker 2: Everyone's welcome. That's that's one of the misnomers I think
Speaker 2: about Jesus Burger is is people doesn't They don't realize
Speaker 2: that it's an open invitation to whosoever will.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like Jesus says, whosoever will. Yeah, everybody, Yeah,
Speaker 3: everybody's welcome.
Speaker 1: And we're going to have some guests.
Speaker 3: We certainly are introduce our guests. Please, ladies go ahead.
Speaker 2: Hi.
Speaker 4: My name is Alexis Martin. I am the cop director
Speaker 4: for the O Stage Nation Community or O Sage Nation
Speaker 4: Counseling Center Grants right, thank you, and this is my supervisor.
Speaker 5: I'm Laura Brooks, and I'm actually the Osage Nation Counseling
Speaker 5: Center program manager, so I oversee the outpatient aspect of
Speaker 5: our counseling center.
Speaker 1: And we we do have a p r T.
Speaker 5: Department as well, so that's the impatient impatient residential treatment
Speaker 5: and the manager for that is not here today.
Speaker 1: So that's okay, But we're going to talk about everything
Speaker 1: that you do and why you're going to be a
Speaker 1: part of Jesus.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, yeah, tomorrow they're going to be there. Are you
Speaker 3: bringing your your mobile?
Speaker 4: Just sitting table up, just set up the table and table.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow they're going to be handing out narcn and and
Speaker 2: they're going to be doing training for narcan. And the
Speaker 2: way that I understand is if you administer narcan to
Speaker 2: somebody that's not overdosing, it's there's no side effects, no
Speaker 2: ill effects, so you.
Speaker 3: Can't do it wrong.
Speaker 2: And everyone, in my opinion, needs to have narcan either
Speaker 2: in their glove box or or in their purse.
Speaker 3: And ladies in their purse of course, but.
Speaker 2: Anyway, we all need to have narcan readily available because
Speaker 2: you never know, you never know when you're going to
Speaker 2: see somebody that's overdosed and you could save their lives
Speaker 2: with this proper training and the use.
Speaker 6: Of market frequent lately, unfortunately, and it's on every every
Speaker 6: part of town that's not certain certain.
Speaker 5: Alexis actually is our Narcan trainer for our facility, So
Speaker 5: she goes all over. She's been very instrumental in the
Speaker 5: implementation of Narkian in the casinos, in the oce Age casinos. Yes,
Speaker 5: so she goes all over. She trains City Please casino employees.
Speaker 5: So she is our narcand trainer.
Speaker 4: So what goes into this training really, it's just making
Speaker 4: sure we can identify the signs and symptoms of an
Speaker 4: opioid overdose, so we know what that looks like. We're
Speaker 4: not just trying to have you know, anyone taking a
Speaker 4: nap in oar hand. So that's important. Yeah, Yeah, there's definitely, yes, exactly,
Speaker 4: there's definitely signs and symptoms. So just making sure everybody
Speaker 4: knows what those look like, what to look for, and
Speaker 4: then how to respond to that overdose with narcan. It's
Speaker 4: it's super simple. It's a couple step process and you know,
Speaker 4: most important, we just asked that you stay there with
Speaker 4: that person because Oklahoma actually does have two good Samaritan
Speaker 4: laws in place that a lot of people don't know about.
Speaker 4: One it will protect you whenever you administer a narcan
Speaker 4: and good faith. There's a good Samaritan law. And then
Speaker 4: there's also a good Samaritan law whenever you call it
Speaker 4: a reportant overdose in good faith. So I know plenty
Speaker 4: of people that have used together. One person has gone
Speaker 4: down in an overdose and in order to self preserve
Speaker 4: other people kind of leave that person to die under
Speaker 4: certain situations. Now circumstances, they can call for help and
Speaker 4: the officers responding do not have to take that.
Speaker 1: Person to jail.
Speaker 4: They can hand them over, do a warm hand off
Speaker 4: with somebody like us, you know, counseling services, outpatient services,
Speaker 4: and get them help that way instead. So that's that's
Speaker 4: one of the biggest parts of my job is just
Speaker 4: kind of informing our community members of all other ways
Speaker 4: we can take care of each other, aside from just
Speaker 4: administering the narcan, which is super important. And like he
Speaker 4: was saying, it's non habit forming, non addictive, No one's
Speaker 4: getting high on this stuff. It's just here to help
Speaker 4: the community.
Speaker 1: Our pastors that this is a great addition to Jesus
Speaker 1: Burger another invitation, because ever since Jesus Burger began, it
Speaker 1: wasn't necessarily for folks who didn't have problems. It was
Speaker 1: for everyone, and that includes some of us who do
Speaker 1: have problems. Yes, and we're here today not only feed
Speaker 1: your telling, but feed.
Speaker 3: Your so absolutely.
Speaker 2: And that's that's the most important thing is is for
Speaker 2: people to come to Jesus Birger event and first and
Speaker 2: foremost is to experience the presence of God, to experience
Speaker 2: the presence of Jesus Christ in this place and.
Speaker 3: The love of God. And that's what all this is about.
Speaker 2: It's about people loving Jesus and sharing that love. You know,
Speaker 2: if I didn't love you, you could just lay there in
Speaker 2: ad ditch and die. I didn't I wouldn't care. But
Speaker 2: because of the love of Christ in me, now I care,
Speaker 2: and I don't want to see anybody perish.
Speaker 3: I don't care who it is.
Speaker 2: And in O Sage Nation, Uh, they've gone even above
Speaker 2: and beyond in my opinion, as far as as reaching
Speaker 2: out for drug addicts, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: If you want to explain a little bit about the
Speaker 2: new facilities.
Speaker 5: So we are currently in transition right now. We've just
Speaker 5: built a five building outpatient inpatient behavioral health campus west
Speaker 5: of PAHSCA should be opening within the next six weeks,
Speaker 5: and that consists of a transitional living which will be
Speaker 5: new to us. We have not had that before. So
Speaker 5: it's going to be able to house six men and
Speaker 5: six women after successful completion of the primary residential treatment
Speaker 5: ninety day program, so we also have a house for
Speaker 5: men in a house for women for that each of
Speaker 5: them holds twelve men and twelve women. Again, it is
Speaker 5: a ninety day program. The transitional living will also be
Speaker 5: a ninety day program, with the option of an extended
Speaker 5: thirty days in that transitional if needed. We do have
Speaker 5: on site, not just on site, but in each individual
Speaker 5: house will be a medical staff and nurse as well
Speaker 5: as a case manager so if they need help getting
Speaker 5: their GEDs, food handlers, permit to get them ready to
Speaker 5: get back out into the world that way, plus a
Speaker 5: very intense group therapy on a day to day basis.
Speaker 5: Alexis also is very instrumental in her grant of craft nights. Culturally,
Speaker 5: it's very culturally based, native based, so we do beating classes, moccasins,
Speaker 5: a lot, a lot of cultural integration into the program,
Speaker 5: into our program. We also offer the Sweat Ceremony every Wednesday.
Speaker 5: In conjunction with that, we have again our outpatient facility
Speaker 5: on site as well, so that's where our outpatient that's
Speaker 5: for everyone native and non native. The primary residential treatment
Speaker 5: is Native only currently just not just O stage but
Speaker 5: Native correct. However, our outpatient counseling center we will see
Speaker 5: Natives and non natives. We also do have a contract
Speaker 5: we work with Osage County Courts, so we do our
Speaker 5: Osage County Drug Courts very intense program as well, so
Speaker 5: we do like to do a lot of celebrating whenever
Speaker 5: that is successful. Yes, and then, and we also have
Speaker 5: an adolescent unit that will be opening. It'll be probably
Speaker 5: a few months down the road from what from our
Speaker 5: initial opening with the men's, women's and transitional, we just
Speaker 5: have a lot. The new campus is phenomenal. It is
Speaker 5: absolutely phenomenal and we're excited to get moved in.
Speaker 1: There west of elks Low.
Speaker 5: It is it's west of town very outright currently. Like
Speaker 5: you had asked before, like we did have them men's
Speaker 5: house and another city even and so now it's gonna
Speaker 5: all be together at this on the same campus, so outpatient, inpatient, sweat, transitional,
Speaker 5: all will be combined into one campus. We'll also have
Speaker 5: our own mid levels, our own medical staff on there,
Speaker 5: as well as a psychiatrist on site or available available.
Speaker 5: So we've really grown and we are growing.
Speaker 1: You sound kind of busy. You sure you have time.
Speaker 4: We were supposed to be in Arizona this week. It
Speaker 4: back and I was like, hey, you know what, I
Speaker 4: really want to make it over here.
Speaker 1: So very good, very good. So do you have a
Speaker 1: Facebook page or a website that folks could go to?
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, we do Stage Nation Counseling Center, So that's
Speaker 4: a Facebook page that we have, but also Station Nation
Speaker 4: Health Systems if they want to keep up with all
Speaker 4: of our updates on our opening facility and everything else
Speaker 4: that we have going on because we have a lot.
Speaker 1: Something tells me they might be as popular as the
Speaker 1: burger is coming up.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, and that's that will be tomorrow at twelve. If
Speaker 6: if you need a ride, we have a bus schedule.
Speaker 6: You can get on Facebook and and and look at yeah.
Speaker 1: Randa, you drive the bus. Sometimes I saw that I'm
Speaker 1: sitting there thinking. Okay, you know, Rando and Tiler are
Speaker 1: like all over the place, do you get things die?
Speaker 1: And here it was I think it was Christmas Eve.
Speaker 1: Here's Randall driving the bus. I'm a slacker. Look at
Speaker 1: this guy.
Speaker 2: So you know, that's just it's this is our heart
Speaker 2: And I'm not trying to brag on us or anything
Speaker 2: like that, because without Jesus, I'm just a.
Speaker 6: Bus driving with that loves Jesuss.
Speaker 1: A bus start loves Jesus.
Speaker 6: That's it gives them like every power out.
Speaker 1: There motorcycle on weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's what I was going to say. Anyway,
Speaker 2: since I'm gonna try to change subjects. Okay, Ever since
Speaker 2: Jesus Burger began, we've always tried to connect with the
Speaker 2: community in ways that we can work together to better
Speaker 2: the people. And we have some amazing resources right here.
Speaker 3: Locally here in Bartlestone that are off the.
Speaker 2: Charts, you know, be the Light and so many sponsors.
Speaker 2: But the main thing is that we work together. Listen,
Speaker 2: no single organization has it figured out, no single church
Speaker 2: has all the answers. But collectively, when all of us
Speaker 2: come together and work in partnership, things begin to happen.
Speaker 2: And when you did in the name of Jesus, and
Speaker 2: he's exalted. Jesus said, if I be lifted up, I'll
Speaker 2: draw all men unto me. And that's what Jesus Burger
Speaker 2: is all about, is bringing people together in the name
Speaker 2: of the Lord Jesus and helping everybody help each other.
Speaker 6: And we do have clothes that will be handed out
Speaker 6: for free, and yeah, school clothes.
Speaker 3: We've got a lot of student nice clothes. Yeah.
Speaker 6: And then we also have food bags that will be
Speaker 6: handing out if anybody needs food sex as well, So.
Speaker 3: We do that every month.
Speaker 2: We have we had the clothing every month, We have
Speaker 2: the food bags every month.
Speaker 3: We have the Jesus.
Speaker 2: Burger every month, you know, Yes, and just trying to
Speaker 2: be a part of the community, trying to trying to help.
Speaker 3: It's just trying to be a help.
Speaker 1: And what a great help you've been you've been doing this.
Speaker 6: Hand out T shirts, oh, T shirts.
Speaker 1: As well, recovery matters. I like that, very good, very
Speaker 1: sharp too.
Speaker 6: We wear ours our children, you know, they wear them,
Speaker 6: actually the kids.
Speaker 3: We have some teenagers that wear them the school there.
Speaker 5: We are just very honored to be a part of
Speaker 5: this and for us to have the opportunity to also
Speaker 5: outreach with our services. I will say that last week
Speaker 5: news Week did vote in their surveys. In the state
Speaker 5: of oak Lahoma, Stage Nation primary residential treatment is number
Speaker 5: six for the state substance use of programs, and so
Speaker 5: we are we want to help with our outreach. However,
Speaker 5: we can so thank you so much for allowing us
Speaker 5: to be a part of this hidden gym.
Speaker 1: I like that so hidden anymore?
Speaker 6: Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 1: Now. Yet have baptisms this weekend? Absolutely so.
Speaker 2: I think we had seven baptisms the last month. Oh,
Speaker 2: I know, I know we had at least seven water baptisms.
Speaker 2: Last month we had five salvations. Yes, and it's it's amazing.
Speaker 2: I call it seal the deal water baptisms. It's seal
Speaker 2: the deal. Baby, you aysked Jesus to be Lord of
Speaker 2: your life. Will let's seal the deal with water baptism.
Speaker 2: And it'll start out maybe one or two people will
Speaker 2: be like, yes, I'm ready to be water baptized, and
Speaker 2: before it's all over with, we'd I mean, we've had
Speaker 2: We've had as many as fifteen twenty people line up
Speaker 2: for water baptism because the Spirit of God was moving.
Speaker 3: On their hearts. It's there.
Speaker 2: Nobody's force is. This is every bit something between you
Speaker 2: and the Lord Jesus Christ. And if you feel that
Speaker 2: ounction to be water baptized, We're going to water baptize you.
Speaker 2: I've had people say, well, I was baptized when I
Speaker 2: was ten years older, I was baptized ten years ago
Speaker 2: or whatever I might, Is it okay again? I said,
Speaker 2: absolutely absolutely.
Speaker 3: It's called do overs. I've had do overs. You know.
Speaker 2: I've been living in life that I thought was right,
Speaker 2: and then all of a sudden I would stumble, backslide
Speaker 2: or whatever, and then I'd strugg and I'd fight and
Speaker 2: I'd get myself back together, and I just have the
Speaker 2: sense of I need water baptism once again. And it's
Speaker 2: a representation of just washing the world away. You know,
Speaker 2: the sins of the world is starting fresh, starting new,
Speaker 2: because salvation and repentance and forgiveness works together along with
Speaker 2: water baptism.
Speaker 3: That water baptism, it's like a cleansing of your soul.
Speaker 3: You go down.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, you get started preaching anyway, preacher with
Speaker 2: a microphone, heads up, look out. So I'll just I'll
Speaker 2: just say please, uh come and be a part of
Speaker 2: your groom ministries. Uh Jesus Burger event, you will be blessed.
Speaker 2: I've had people before they'll be like, I want to serve.
Speaker 2: I want to serve.
Speaker 3: What can I do? What can I do?
Speaker 2: And I'll tell this one of the most important things
Speaker 2: that you can possibly do is sit down next to
Speaker 2: someone and just listen to them, look them in the eye,
Speaker 2: and just let.
Speaker 3: Them tell you their story.
Speaker 2: And in doing that, there's such a release, such a
Speaker 2: freedom that takes place in people's lives, just to know
Speaker 2: that somebody cares enough about them just to sit down
Speaker 2: and listen.
Speaker 3: What a part without judgment, without judgment, judgment absolute.
Speaker 5: We recover loudly at our facility. So we have a
Speaker 5: lot of testimonies and they are if you don't feel it, yes,
Speaker 5: I mean we we recover loudly and we have a
Speaker 5: lot a love.
Speaker 2: We happen to have a gentleman going to celebrate three
Speaker 2: years sobriety tomorrow.
Speaker 3: And you may have heard his name before.
Speaker 1: Derek Hey. Yeah, fastest moving human on the face of
Speaker 1: the earth. You can't catch.
Speaker 2: He and Angie both are being clean for three years
Speaker 2: and and they're just rock and they're moving.
Speaker 1: Forward, and both of them are just all busy being
Speaker 1: hands to the feet of the Lord these days.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're busy about the Master's business.
Speaker 6: Yep. So you'll hear a little bit of his testimony
Speaker 6: if you come out.
Speaker 1: So it's a good one, very good.
Speaker 2: And I have to say this, Mom, I love you.
Speaker 2: Birthday today, my mom's birthday.
Speaker 3: Just I just want to tell I love you.
Speaker 1: See I told you, ladies, it's nothing like sixty minutes.
Speaker 1: Were worried, Wenna, ask hard questions, and there we are
Speaker 1: being all civil and having funks.
Speaker 6: I tell you number one, like on the football number
Speaker 6: one football players.
Speaker 3: Going okay, no, Mom, you're number one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there you go. On that note, folks, don't forget
Speaker 1: it's Jesus Burger tomorrow at noon where.
Speaker 2: Four eleven West fourteenth Street. Mortals fell, Oklahoma.
Speaker 1: Miracles on fourteenth Street, they happen every day, all right.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much for being with us all and
Speaker 1: thanks for watching and listening to us on K one.