Churches from across the state are encouraged to bring parents, grandparents, staff and volunteers to be a part of this year’s NAVIGATE conference. The goal of NAVIGATE Conference is for attendees to leave feeling more equipped to face the realities of today’s culture and to do so with a renewed commitment to walk with children and students towards Jesus and the truth of Scripture.
Arkansas Baptist churches across the state have available, hospitable, and selfless members ready to be key advocates to help the church reach young adults.
Hiding Place Hollow’s purpose is “to provide homes for global workers on furlough.” Their aim is for these families to experience the presence of Jesus and restoration.
While the Supreme Court’s decision supports Christian efforts to defend each and every God-created life, there is still work to be done.
The ladies of the River Valley Christian Life Corps (RVCLC) practiced serving one another by giving manicures in preparation to visit residents of the Community Rescue Mission. Their goal was to get to know each other better and share Jesus’s love through pampering with polish.
Approximately 200 community members in Summit, Arkansas gathered at ‘The Table,’ a community wide dinner, on Saturday, April 9, 2022. Summit Bible Church hosted the event with the hopes of getting to know the community, hearing their stories, and sharing the good news of the Gospel.
Mark Clifton opened the 2022 SBC Pastors’ Conference by reminding shepherds of local congregations that there are no unimportant churches and no unimportant places.
June 10 will be the 25th anniversary of the organizational meeting of the Red River Baptist Association (RRBA) Disaster Relief Team.
On Saturday, May 14, Cornerstone Baptist Church of Texarkana, Arkansas hosted “Bless The Badges.” This event included a day of shopping, music, food, family-friendly games,
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