Arkansas church members serve their communities
Thanksgiving presented an opportunity for Arkansas Baptist churches to serve their communities.
December 1, 2022
Thanksgiving presented an opportunity for Arkansas Baptist churches to serve their communities.
Imagine yourself arriving in Nepal to study at Kathmandu University. You are alone without friends or family.
John McCallum knows the pain of struggling with grief and loss during the holiday season. But rather than sinking in sorrow, he’s using it to serve others.
When news of the Russian invasion of Ukraine reached the West on the morning of February 24, few if any Arkansas Baptists could foresee the direct opportunities for service and ministry and the difference that one central Arkansas church could make.
Houston Nutt, former Arkansas Razorbacks football coach was recently invited to speak at Parkway Place Baptist Church as a part of their “Defining Moments” series.
The Board of Directors of the Arkansas Baptist Foundation (ABF) held its regularly scheduled Quarterly Board Meeting on Thursday, November 10, 2022, at the Arkansas Baptist State Convention.
The mission team from Immanuel Baptist Church, Magnolia, Arkansas, expected things in Brooklyn, New York, to be different from their small southern Arkansas town.
The 10-0 Ouachita Baptist University football team seeks its sixth consecutive victory over rival Henderson State University on Saturday, November 12 when it crosses the street for the 95th edition of the Battle of the Ravine.
The David Bond “Heart of a Servant” Scholarship was established by the Arkansas Baptist Foundation to honor the life and ministry of David Bond.
“Calling Out the Called,” a new book written by SBC leaders Shane Pruitt and Scott Pace, discusses the importance of raising up the next generation of ministry leaders.
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