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R. Mitch Randall, DMin.
Senior Pastor

Mitch is the Senior Pastor of North Haven Church in Norman, OK. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Northeastern State University, a Master of Divinity with Biblical Languages from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and a Doctor of Ministry from George W. Truett Seminary at Baylor University. Mitch is married and has two sons.

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  • Are there any worse days for a kid than the last day of summer? about 5 hours ago
  • A child at church offered me this dilemma:, "If I get my old backpack blessed today, am I stuck with it for the rest of the year?" Awesome. 1 day ago
  • Thanks to all the volunteers who helped painting the education rooms tonight at NorthHaven. You did a great job! 1 day ago
  • The start of another week and just three days left of summer for the boys. They are not happy! 2 days ago
  • Great Sunday at NorthHaven and an excellent lunch with another great family. 3 days ago
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The "Who Dat?" Nation Celebrates PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 08 February 2010

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Last evening, America watched as the New Orleans Saints defeated the Indianapolis Colts in the Super Bowl.  Echoes of “Who Dat?” bounced from the French Quarter all the way to Norman, Oklahoma.  “Who Dat?” has become the rallying cry for Saints fans, as their team and city have undergone tremendous heartache over the years.  Now, however, there is no question as to the identity of both the Saints or their beloved city.  They have overcome great odds, empowering them for great possibilities ahead.  
 

Last Updated ( Monday, 08 February 2010 )
 
Spare Me PDF Print E-mail
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Thursday, 04 February 2010



On my way to the hospital today, I hit something in the highway and had a blowout. As I was changing the tire, all I could think about was the dad in The Christmas Store. I am proud to say I got through the ordeal in record time without any problems and very few curse words. Any of you have any good blowout stories? - Mitch is mobile blogging.
 
Lost: The Final Season PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 03 February 2010
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Last night, the final season of Lost came crashing down from the sky as the Oceanic castaways ramped-up for their final bizarre and strange journey.  For several years now, we have been entertained by Jack, Sawyer, Kate, John, Hurley and the rest of the crew attempting to make sense of their eccentric existence on a peculiar island where anything can happen.  We have seen dead people come back to life, polar bears emerge from nowhere, and dark smoke extract the life out of anything that it touches.  And last night, the season began with more deep dives into an already complex story.  In other words, totally awesome!


Last Updated ( Wednesday, 03 February 2010 )
 
Lessons from the Slopes of Norman PDF Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 02 February 2010
boys_sleding.jpegIs there anything better for a young student than a Snow Day?  The idea of not going to school, sleeping in after the alarm goes off, dragging yourself out of bed to watch some television, and occasionally harvesting your Farmville crops on Facebook place a smile on any kid’s face.  However, the only thing better than a steady stream of Cartoon Network and Mario Bothers on Wii might be the slopes of Norman, Oklahoma.  Now, granted, they are not actually slopes but rather an embankment on the side of I-35.  However, to my boys and the other thousand of kids in Norman who were with us, it might as well have been the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. 

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 02 February 2010 )
 
Tibby Learns a Lesson PDF Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 26 January 2010
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Shared this story with our Day School children during chapel this morning... 

Early one morning, Tibby bounded out of bed to discover something wonderful had happened during the night. It had snowed!!!

At once, Tibby decided he absolutely, positively needed to go outside and play.  He dreamed of snowmen, snowballs, snow angles, snow forts, and anything and everything having to do with snow.  

Just as he reached for the door, his mother yelled from the bedroom, “Tibby, dear, if you are going outside to play in the snow, make certain you put on your warm coat!  You do not want to get sick.”

Tibby was not amused.  He was not a baby after all.  He stomped his foot on the ground and remarked, “Oh mom, I don’t want to wear my warm coat today!”

But Tibby’s mother continued, “And Tibby, don’t forget your thick mittens!”

Tibby let out a big sigh and stomped his foot on the ground yet again,“Mom, I don’t want to wear my warm coat or my thick mittens!”  He rolled his eyes and thought to himself, how can you build a good snowball with thick mittens?

 

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 26 January 2010 )
 
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