The last two weeks in July saw several Arkansas Baptist churches serve throughout the state. These churches served both church plants and established churches in various stages of revitalization.
The N* family is moving north to serve among the North African and Middle Eastern people groups in New York City.
The worship arts camps have become powerful equipping tools in Arkansas as children and students are discipled as the next generation of worshippers and worship leaders.
PJ Dunn, a discipleship consultant in Georgia, shares four steps to becoming a church that welcomes young adults.
From June 22–29, Arkansas Baptists hosted Super Summer Arkansas at Ouachita Baptist University. The event — which hosted almost 3,000 — led to 819 decisions for Jesus.
Recent high school graduates will soon embark on well-worn paths that are brand new to them. They need your help to stay connected to the church.
Associational missionary Robin Foster reflects on his work with the Great Commission Resurgence Evaluation Task Force.
Tragedy struck the small town of Fordyce on June 21. A shooter opened fire at the Mad Butcher grocery store, killing four people and injuring 10 others.
These “keys” are pointed more for campus-based ministry; however, they can prove to be helpful to church based collegiate ministers as well.
Mark Tolbert shares his ‘memory of a lifetime,’ playing catch with Willie Mays. Mays passed away June 18 at the age of 93.
