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Lennon transitions from ABSC to Lifeway director of women

After 10 years of serving as the women’s ministry specialist for the Arkansas Baptist State Convention (ABSC), Andrea Lennon has accepted a new position with Lifeway Christian Resources.
  • September 28, 2024
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Andrea Lennon speaks at the Arkansas Baptist Women Conference on Sept. 21, 2024.
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Lennon transitions from ABSC to Lifeway director of women

After 10 years of serving as the women’s ministry specialist for the Arkansas Baptist State Convention, Andrea Lennon has accepted a new position with Lifeway Christian Resources.

Lennon’s last day with the ABSC was Sept. 21. She closed out her tenure worshipping with women from across the state at the Arkansas Baptist Women Conference.

For more stories on women’s ministry and Andrea Lennon, click here. 

“I’ve loved everything about serving with Arkansas Baptists — the people, the ministry and watching the development and the growth among women in Arkansas,” Lennon said.

New role responsibilities

Lennon began her new role as director of women with Lifeway on Sept. 23. She will oversee the vision, strategy and implementation of products and processes for equipping and encouraging women so they will love the Lord, His Word, and the local church.

In this new role, Lennon will continue to do everything she has always done, just in some new and exciting ways. “My passion will always be encouraging women to know, live, and share the truth,” Lennon shared.

Women can continue to follow Lennon on all her usual socials and at Lifeway Women. For more on Lennon, click here.

To read full story, click here.


EDITOR’S NOTE — This story was written by Mary Alford and originally published by Arkansas Baptist News. 

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