As Arkansas Baptists enter into the Dixie Jackson Missions Offering Season, we are reminded of all that God has done in our great state during this past year through the combined missions efforts of all of our churches.
Ouachita was one of the few institutions in the state to continue summer research during the COVID-19 pandemic
A challenging time for higher education hasn’t slowed enrollment growth at Williams Baptist University
Ouachita Baptist University (OBU) launched its online bachelor/associate degree programs in 2015, so when COVID-19 hit, their programs were virtually unaffected.
Second Baptist Church in Arkadelphia recently released a new discipleship plan for their church.
At Ouachita Baptist University (OBU) and Williams Baptist University (WBU), students returned and started classes this week.
One of the major misconceptions about higher education is the idea that students pursue a degree to get a better job than they might get if they did not go college.
The Acts 1:8 One Day mission trip is an annual event every October that brings Arkansas Baptists together to serve and minister to a city in Arkansas.
Fifteen years ago, Steve DeBusk, one of the high school senior boys Lifegroup teachers and a member of First Baptist Church in Cabot, embarked on a journey to help raise up and encourage young men going into manhood.
Many of you are familiar with the work of Arkansas Baptist Disaster Relief (DR).
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