Statement From The Arkansas Baptist State Convention Sexual Abuse Task Force
May 25, 2022
A statement from the ABSC Sexual Abuse Task Force regarding the recent report from Guidepost
A statement from the ABSC Sexual Abuse Task Force regarding the recent report from Guidepost
The key strategy in making an impact this summer, in your kids ministry, is to be intentional—don’t let the elongated days of summer pass by without impacting the life of a child with the Gospel.
The below statement was issued today responding to the release of the Southern Baptist Convention Sexual Abuse Task Force report on behalf of Arkansas Baptist State Convention (ABSC)
Months of work by the Sexual Abuse Task Force and Guidepost Solutions concerning the alleged mishandling of sexual abuse claims by the SBC Executive Committee (EC) resulted in a 288-page report released publicly Sunday (May 22).
On Sunday, May 15, First Baptist Church of Sherwood held a joint fellowship and worship service with Fresh Start Community Church, a new church plant in Sherwood.
It is no surprise that when another Convention started asking for help on training new volunteers, Arkansas stepped up.
May is National Foster Care Awareness Month and in Arkansas, there are nearly 5,000 children in foster care.
Since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine, Moldova, a small and impoverished nation bordering Ukraine, has received an estimated one refugee for every 25 Moldovans. Most refugees are being housed and cared for by churches in the Moldovan Baptist Union.
The nations are no longer in a difficult geographical location to reach, they are on our college campuses, in our neighborhoods, at our jobs, and in our churches.
“It’s awesome that we were able to welcome more kids with special needs than ever before!”
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