
[Next Generation] Three ways your church can support college students
Heading to college is a big deal for the students, the parents, and the local church.

Heading to college is a big deal for the students, the parents, and the local church.

Have you ever watched the movie “Inside Out” by Pixar? My 20-month-old baby girl has been watching it lately. The film revolves around 11-year-old Riley

Arkansas Hispanic WMU and Iglesia Bautist Neuva Jerusalén in Little Rock recently partnered together to provide a student missions event for Arkansas Baptist Hispanic churches.

There are many opinions on what makes a strong leader.

Lightstock Photo This article by Aaron Summers, pastor of First Baptist Church in Crowley, TX first first appeared at Lifeway Research. As a new school year approaches,

She found herself in a completely new environment with many challenges. However, she was grateful for the opportunity and the support of her parents to pursue this new adventure.

Arkansas Baptists churches have a heart for people all over the world.

Less than two months from now college ministries across the country will be in the middle of the second most important time of the year – “Welcome Week.”

A few reminders and encouragements for churches when it comes to collegiate ministry.

The Pine Bluff Baptist Collegiate Ministry equipped and mobilized three recent graduates to go to Sao Paulo, Brazil for the purpose of encouraging Christians in Sao Paulo to “not grow weary of doing good (Gal. 6:9),” and to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ, teaching them to obey and see people move from enemies of God to children of God (Ephesians 2:1-10).