from the Christian Chronicle
OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
OKLAHOMA CITY — The campus received a special delivery recently: 1,300 trees.
The donation came out of a partnership between the Tree Bank Foundation and the Apache Foundation.
Most of the trees will line the planned walking trails that will encompass the campus and connect with trails in the nearby city of Edmond.
Pendleton Woods, director of the American Citizenship Center at Oklahoma Christian, has served as a member of the Tree Bank board for 15 years and played an integral part in securing the donation.
The university honored Woods, a former World War II prisoner of war, by naming a grove of the trees in his honor.
OKLAHOMA CITY — The campus received a special delivery recently: 1,300 trees.
The donation came out of a partnership between the Tree Bank Foundation and the Apache Foundation.
Most of the trees will line the planned walking trails that will encompass the campus and connect with trails in the nearby city of Edmond.
Pendleton Woods, director of the American Citizenship Center at Oklahoma Christian, has served as a member of the Tree Bank board for 15 years and played an integral part in securing the donation.
The university honored Woods, a former World War II prisoner of war, by naming a grove of the trees in his honor.
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