On Christmas 1914, a few German soldiers greeted their Allied enemies with “Merry Christmas” in their native tongues. Soldiers from both sides reluctantly emerged from their trenches
As we wrap up Thanksgiving, I hope you have had time to express gratitude for the provision of our Lord. Now as we enter into
Tomorrow, millions of Americans will gather to share time and table together in celebration of the Thanksgiving holiday. Our family will have multiple gatherings in
by Heather Maino, Clinical Director of Counseling, Living Well Counseling January 4, 2024… It was our fourth wedding anniversary. I stood on the shoulder of
The following is adapted from President Ben Sells’ annual report to the Arkansas Baptist State Convention at the 2025 annual meeting. It’s an honor for
Every Christian university exists within a web of tensions. On one hand, it must meet the rigorous demands of higher education: accreditation, academic excellence, financial
Serving these last three years at Camp Siloam has been nothing short of amazing. My first encounter with Camp was back in 2007. My home
When Markham Street Baptist Church made the generous decision to give their building to Arkansas Baptist Children & Family Ministries (ABCFM) to become our central office, none
Scripture is crystal clear about the importance of honoring our pastors, yet the pastor is often the one who is left to initiate it. I
By Dillon McClain, Vice President/Attorney Arkansas Baptist Foundation The Foundation seeks to serve Arkansas Baptist churches (hereafter “Church or Churches”) in many ways, but we
