Sending church representatives attend a workshop during the Send Network Assessment Retreat in Little Rock. (Mary Alford/ABN) LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Church planting candidates gathered
217 newly endorsed church planters gathered at Send Network Orientation at the North American Mission Board (NAMB) building in Alpharetta, Ga., last week. The diverse
(Submitted) While the flood waters may have receded, the effects and need for aid remain in areas of Kentucky and West Virginia that were left
Arkansas Baptists are invited on Sunday, Feb. 16, to celebrate the ways that God has worked through the Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU). Focus on WMU
A man walks along a street in a city in South Asia (Submitted). Editor’s note: Names were changed for security. Feeling God’s call to missions
A group of Arkansas Baptists recently traveled to South Florida where they visited with and heard the hearts of church planters.
Arkansas Baptists have a lot to look forward for 2025. A few events to mark on the calendar are: Evangelism Conference The 2025 Statewide Conference
From the deployment of Arkansas Baptist Disaster Relief’s first all-women chainsaw unit to the new Missions U training, Arkansas Baptists had a lot of news to share in 2024.
Central Baptist Church in North Little Rock Pastor Wyman Richardson, right, prays during a missions trip to Swerve Church in Brooklyn, New York. (Submitted). The
Bill and Evelyn Bullington served 39 years with the International Mission Board (IMB), most of that time in West Africa. They began doing evangelism and
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