

Participants are encouraged to bring red roses to present to legislators. Rose distribution is at 10:30 a.m., and the annual Rose Day pro-life rally is at 11:45 a.m.Įach year, hundreds gather at the Capitol at the beginning of the legislative session to promote and support the lives of unborn babies by meeting with their state senators and representatives and presenting them with red roses, which represent the sanctity of the unborn. Oklahomans who desire to express to their state legislators a belief in the sanctity of human life will get their opportunity during the 18th annual Rose Day on Wednesday at the state Capitol, 2300 Lincoln Blvd. "This is a real gift of hers to us, wrapped around her friendship with the Grimauds.” "Their friendship with Babbie is what’s bringing her to our campus,” said Dale Griffin, OBU campus minister. Mason is a friend of Keith Grimaud, missionary-in-residence at OBU, and his family.

The recipient of two Dove awards and other honors, Mason has produced 15 records and composed songs such as "All Rise” and "Hallowed Be Thy Name.” Mason’s songs have been performed by artists including CeCe Winans, Larnelle Harris and the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. The service, the first of the spring semester, will be in Raley Chapel’s Potter Auditorium at 10 a.m. Whatever is going on in your life this week, be constantly aware that God is at work carving out a path to bring you closer to him and more in-line with his plan for your life.SHAWNEE - Christian singer, songwriter and author Babbie Mason will lead Oklahoma Baptist University’s African American Heritage chapel service Wednesday. I think it’s one that needs to be added to everyone’s list of names of God/Jesus.Īccording to this description, not only is God wonderful, but the WAY he makes for us is a wonderful way… or to quote another of her songs, “a more excellent way.” Her use here of the term “way maker” to describe God is so much right on target, because as Jehovah Jireh, one of God’s greatest provisions for us is his ability to seemingly ALWAYS find a way for us… out of one situation into another, out of some crisis or dilemma, or into some ministry or mission we had never dreamed of for ourselves. “Trust His Heart,” “With All My Heart,” “All Rise,” etc.) I’ve been a fan of hers for many years, but as she sang, I realized how many of her songs had ministered to me throughout the years. You’ll hear that if you listen to it at the link below.īabbie was at our church last night to do a concert just for our choir. The stanzas go on to expand the list to just about everything you’d come up with if asked to jot down things that come to mind when you think of God. What I like about it is that this is a listing of names and attributes of God: I know that’s a stretch, especially for those of us who have standards for what is considered a hymn or gospel song! The part of this CD track that is printed in current songbooks is actually the refrain… or chorus of a piece with several stanzas or verses. Now that this Babbie Mason song has been included in some hymnals, I can use it as a hymnline. Song: “Hallowed Be Thy Name” – Words & Music by Babbie Mason and Robert Lawson
