08/12/2026
đź’™ What a day of connection, collaboration, and community impact!
We’re so grateful to everyone who joined us for the Faith & Health Community Impact Summit and helped make the day so meaningful. These photos capture just a few of the incredible people who shared their time, expertise, and passion for strengthening Oklahoma communities.
A special thank you to our host and keynote speaker, Pastor Kevin Foster, for sharing such a powerful message about community engagement and the call to Run to the Brokenness. His message challenged us to think differently about how churches and community organizations can become centers of hope and impact in their communities.
Learn more about Kevin’s work and Run to the Brokenness:
https://www.runtothebrokenness.com/
We were also grateful to hear from and connect with:
đźš” Stacey Blaylock and Chance Tuttle with the Oklahoma DPS First Responder Wellness Division, who shared important insight into surrounding our first responders with meaningful relationships and support.
Learn more about their work:
https://oklahoma.gov/okfrwd.html
🚨 Oklahoma Emergency Management Director Annie Mack Vest, who reminded us of the important role faith and community organizations can play—not only when disaster strikes, but in preparing and building relationships before a crisis occurs.
Learn more about Oklahoma Emergency Management:
https://oklahoma.gov/oem.html
🤝 Terry Henshaw, CityServe Oklahoma, and Pastor Pedro, Victory Church, who continue to demonstrate what is possible when churches and community organizations come together to meet real needs.
đź§ Zack Stoycoff, CEO of Healthy Minds Institute, who brings insight into strengthening mental health and community well-being.
Learn more about their work:
https://www.healthymindspolicy.org/
And, of course, thank you to Pastor Ryan Goodnight for hosting us, and everyone who participated and helped create space for meaningful conversations and new connections.
One of our favorite parts of the day has been hearing about the connections being made and plans already taking shape as people return to their communities.
This is what community impact looks like: people willing to come to the table, share what they know, build relationships, and ask, "What can we do together?"
Thank you to everyone who showed up ready to learn, connect, and make a difference. We’re excited to see where these new partnerships lead! 💙