OC, church unite in work to aid earthquake victims
Some Oklahoma Christian University students and employees with roots in China are working to send help to their home country.
After the earthquake that devastated portions of southwestern China in May, some people in Oklahoma knew they wanted to do something, said Berlin Fang, associate director of the North Institute for Educational Technology at Oklahoma Christian.
"The impact is unimaginable. Mostly o...
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