Share Your Story

Sharing your story on the Mostimportantthing.org is easy! Just answer three questions and click submit. Once your story has been approved, you’ll be sharing the Gospel all over the world!

Send us your story and we will host it for free. Just submit your story and be sure to to include the name of your church. The Most Important Thing website is made possible by the donations of Southern Baptists in Oklahoma to the Cooperative Program. The Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma is proud to present this website to help churches fulfill the Great Commission.

Disclaimer: mostimportantthing.org has the right to not post any testimonies for any reason it deems necessary.

Before submitting your story, be sure you have the following information:

Your contact information (email address, phone numbers, mailing address)
Your story broken down into three sections (before you met Christ, when you met Christ, and after you met Christ), with each section having no more than 100 words.
A photo file of yourself (ex. timsmith.jpg). A photo is not required to submit a story, but it is helpful.

If you have questions, email us at questions@mostimportantthing.org.

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