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🍔 Calling All Food Vendors!

The 48th Annual Brush Creek Bazaar is just around the corner, and you know what every great festival needs... great food!

If you own a food truck, trailer, or tent, we'd love to have you join us for one of Oklahoma's favorite fall traditions. Thousands of visitors come each year to enjoy shopping, live entertainment, family activities, and, of course, amazing food.

By participating in the Brush Creek Bazaar, you're doing more than serving great meals—you'll be helping support the life-changing mission of Green Country Adult & Teen Challenge.

Green Country Adult & Teen Challenge is a nonprofit organization offering a long-term, Christ-centered recovery program for adults and teens struggling with addiction and other life-controlling issues. Through faith, counseling, education, and life-skills training, we help individuals find hope, healing, and a new beginning. Every booth, every meal served, and every visitor helps make that mission possible.

If you're looking for an event where your business can thrive while making a meaningful impact in the community, this is it!

October 17–18
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
10900 S. Louisville Ave., Tulsa, OK

For vendor information or to reserve your space:

🌐 www.brushcreekbazaar.com
📧 [email protected]
📞 539-432-7477

Come feed a crowd, support a great cause, and be part of the 48th Annual Brush Creek Bazaar. We can't wait to welcome you!

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We've got open beds right now.

We operate two homes with twenty-three beds. Room for men who are done fighting this alone and finally ready to get free.
This isn't white-knuckle sobriety. It's not behavior modification that holds till the next bad week. It's a Christ-centered mentoring home — brotherhood, accountability, real discipleship, and a 12-month walk from broken to sent. Sober because free. Not free because sober.

If that's you — or somebody you love who's out of chances and out of excuses — the door is open today.

Pick a name and call.
"So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed." — John 8:36

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