Minister Says Tulsa is 'Hick Town' 1960s Rare Film All Souls Church

After a 1960s sermon when he called Tulsa OK a "hick town", Minister John Wolf of All Souls Unitarian Church was asked to explain. Interview by KOTV news reporter Mike Miller. Wolf served as minister at All Souls for 3 decades.
He was a leader in the Civil Rights movement. He was a co-founder of the Oklahoma Civil Liberties Union and the Governor’s Human Rights Commission, a member of the National Board of Planned Parenthood and numerous other local and regional interfaith and service boards and committees.

[Tulsa_Films]

John Wolf was minister at All Souls Unitarian in Tulsa OK for more than 30 years, beginning in 1960. He died in 2017. Wolf was a leader in the Civil Rights movement. He was a co-founder of the Oklahoma Civil Liberties Union and the Governor’s Human Rights Commission, a member of the National Board of Planned Parenthood and numerous other local and regional interfaith and service boards and committees.

[robertbielawski]

Not one of John Wolf's best but not bad. He always had something meaningful to say and he always said it! A sincere and brave man.

[Duke_of_Prunes]

This fellow's head would explode if he woke up in 2024 😢

[phyllisd.]

I remember John Wolf from the 90's when I lived there. Is he still alive?

[dfhouse]

yeah...well...that's just like...your opinion, man.

[fraziercrawford]

Bruh not Mencken 😂 hes so outspokenly uninterested in experiencing brotherhood 😂

[bigbore]

I can’t really argue against his observations.

[tobystamps]

Wow a lot of word salad. Yeah go ahead and insult the citizens of Tulsa. I think he’d be happy in today’s San Francisco dodging crap on the street.

[TheSmokeTiresBbqGuns]

How ironic into days society we judge people by the color of skin not character