The stated mission of Oklahoma Baptists is to "encourage one another to advance the Gospel.
Falls Creek Baptist Conference Center is owned and operated by the convention.
[4] The BGCO is funded through donations from Oklahoma Southern Baptists giving through their churches to the Cooperative Program, the Edna McMillian State Mission Offering, as well as gifts and endowments from individual donors.
On the same day, the Oklahoma Baptist State Convention held its final session at the First Methodist Church of Shawnee.
At a prearranged time, the two conventions then met, formed a line, marched two-by-two to the Shawnee Opera House and formed the Baptist General Convention of the State of Oklahoma, representing 882 churches and 40 617 members at that time.