Arkansas church partners with ABSC to offer medical/dental clinic

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Arkansas church partners with ABSC to offer medical/dental clinic

First Southern Baptist Church in Bryant recently partnered with the missions team from the Arkansas Baptist State Convention to host their first medical/dental Clinic of the year.

The ABSC missions team assisted the church by providing equipment needed for the event. The March 5 clinic was staffed and planned by FBC Bryant. The church provided volunteer medical and dental staff as well as church members who were able to sit down and share the gospel with those in attendance.

Overall, 128 patients were seen, 106 teeth extracted, 43 cleanings and three salvations were recorded.

Medical/Dental Missions is completely funded through the Dixie Jackson Statewide Missions Offering.

EDITOR’S NOTE — This story was written by Sarah Vaughn, and was originally published by the Arkansas Baptist News, news service of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention.

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