CONNECT equips students for missions through service, discipleship
April 16, 2026
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Last week (March 29–April 5, 2026) was the most important week in the church year—Holy Week. Beginning on Palm Sunday, the church issued the call to “go to Him outside the camp,” and a season of fasting and prayer was set in motion. Each day we followed the events of Christ’s final week, engaging in Scripture meditation and prayer. A few brothers and sisters signed up to participate, keeping watch together and interceding for the church, for personal lives, for the proclamation of the gospel, and for the needs of God’s kingdom.
The Kid Ministry Conference, a one-day event focused on training and encouragement for church volunteers and leaders, will take place April 25 at Park Hill
Women’s health trainings provide a way for Himalayan women who live in isolated, rural villages to gather for fellowship, learn about women’s health issues, and
Those who crave fresh fruits and vegetables now have an opportunity to pick their own in Walnut Ridge. The Kevin Wilcutt Memorial Garden was dedicated Thursday, April 2, at Williams Baptist University, providing a variety of produce in a picturesque setting.
In Peru, 11 students from Arkansas State University BCM partnered with the International Mission Board’s Journeyman Missions in Lima to serve during spring break. (Submitted)
CLARKSTON, Ga. – In a city known as the most diverse square mile in America, 10 Arkansas Baptist women recently joined local ministries to serve,
Ranchers in Nebraska are receiving much-needed hay after wildfires burned large areas of pastureland, leaving many struggling to feed their cattle.
The wildfires, including one of the largest in the state’s history, caused widespread damage and created urgent demand for livestock feed as ranchers began recovery efforts.
Matt and Ruth Lahey, church-planting missionaries in Newfoundland, were not the only people encouraged by all the cards and letters they received when they were
Dr. Evan Lenow NASHVILLE, Tenn., —The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission’s presidential search committee has announced Dr. Evan Lenow as their candidate to serve as the
A group of pastors recently traveled to Ethiopia through the International Mission Board, aimed at growing efforts toward international missions in their churches. (Photo/Quintell Hill
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