Ron Owens

Reveals the inside story of the Oklahoma City Police from 1889-1995.

The Oklahoma City Police, a Century of Gunfighters, Gangsters and Terrorists

Oklahoma Justice

Patricia Owens

The Song We Sing is a story that came within hours of never being written, had not God intervened. Canadian-born Ron had returned to North America from Switzerland, where his family had moved in his early teens, to attend Bible College in Upstate NY. Mississippi-born Patricia was attending the nearby Eastman School of Music. Ron and Patricia would suddenly find themselves being carried along by a Provident Hand in ways that neither of them could have imagined. You are the song we sing, O Lord, fresh as the morning dew. A song of resurrection life made possible by You. You are the song we sing, O Lord, You are our everything. Without You, Lord, we'd have no song, You are the sing we sing. ----- "Every once in a while, a book appears on the scene that encourages your faith and increases your understanding of God's 'greatness.' Ron and Patricia Owens have provided just such a book. This is an autobiography that will change your life." -Tom Elliff, Pastor, President Emeritus, International Mission Board, SBC "[When] thinking of the Owens, words like faith, consistency, sacrifice, obedience, competency, worship, and revival all flood my mind. In a remarkable and unique way, these words are blended together in the lives of these servants of the Lord. Colossians 3:16 well describes who they are and what they do." -David L. Olford, President, Olford Ministries International

A Memoir

The Song We Sing

A biography of beloved pastor Ron Dunn (1936 - 2001) that powerfully illustrates his strong faith and the grace of God, with special remembrances from Christian leaders, excerpts from Dunn's books and sermons, and more.

His Life and Mission

Ron Dunn

It's raw, profane, offensive, bizarre. It's not politically correct or warm and fuzzy. It's real. How did police officers do their jobs four decades ago during some of the nation's most turbulent and violent times? These aren't one-dimensional Hollywood characters. They're society's soldiers, real people cut from whole cloth. They try to help when they can, bristle when they're insulted, retaliate when they're attacked, bleed when they're injured, laugh when they're amused (sometimes inappropriately) and get ready for the next shift. Without bulletproof vests, portable radios and other equipment considered essential today, often riding alone, they developed a "One riot-one ranger" mentality by necessity. This book will put you beside some of them, sometimes inside their heads-om radio calls, both mundane and life-threatening, in interrogations, in hostage situations, undercover arrests, investigating burglaries, robberies, rapes and murders. These are the type of stories cops share with each other-stories of comedy, tragedy, chaos and the endless uniqueness of human behavior. These are some of the experiences that make them what they are, for better and worse. The experiences that forever change them, that set them apart from the rest of us, that make them a brotherhood closer than most brothers.

Ron Owens

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