[Ministry Spotlight] FBC Clarendon launches Hearts to Hands Ministry
First Baptist Church in Clarendon has launched a new ministry inspired by the heart of God to aid and minister to the community.
First Baptist Church in Clarendon has launched a new ministry inspired by the heart of God to aid and minister to the community.
The drama was performed four nights in a row, Feb. 25-28, drawing more than 1,200 from the community into the church. Of those, Pastor Reuel Cruce said 123 made decisions to follow Jesus.
The ultimate reason we serve locally is to intentionally move people from the pews into the lives of the people in their communities to build relationships, share the Gospel, and call people to place their faith in Jesus.
Last January, several pastors of various churches and denominations in the region began meeting every Thursday in prayer
The weekend retreat for students in the 501-area code was full of worship, encountering Jesus through the services and family group times, games, and much more.
The next Prepare and Protect Training is scheduled from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Feb. 29 at the ABSC building in Little Rock.
Sarah Barham, Vice President of Ministry Accounting Services, WatersEdge It’s no secret that churches face complex challenges when it comes to their finances. Accounting, taxes,
ABSC churches are encouraged to schedule Sunday, February 11, 2024 to promote the hunger ministries of Arkansas Baptists and Send Relief and to collect the annual Global Hunger Relief Offering.
As counselors at Living Well Professional Counseling, we often meet with people in their greatest heartbreaks or overwhelming experiences.
“Due to the partnership and support of local churches and associations, Arkansas Baptists are seeing big impact on these smaller campuses. These often-unseen folks are some of the unsung heroes in God’s harvest field.”
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