Editor’s note: This article was first published by Williams Baptist University. WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – The Williams Works initiative at Williams Baptist University is expanding
WBU was founded in the midst of the greatest military conflict in human history – World War II. Also, we were birthed in the midst of one of the greatest global economic disasters – the Great Depression.
Williams Baptist University Board of Trustees take part in a groundbreaking ceremony for the renovation of Startup Chapel. (WBU News) WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – The
Like any other scientific discovery, technology can be a gift from God that we can steward for his glory.
Dr. Rhyne Putman, vice president for academic affairs at Williams Baptist University, leads a service in a rural village near Zirobwe, Uganda. (Submitted) WALNUT RIDGE,
Williams Works allows Williams Baptist University students to work their way through college.
Rendering of facility. (Submitted) WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – Williams Baptist University has announced that it has been selected for a $4 million gift from the
May 6, 2023, was a day of polarities for the Williams community – a day of contrasts.
The Board of Trustees at Williams Baptist University voted Tuesday, Sept. 20, to confer the title professor emeritus upon Dr. Bob Magee, retired professor of music and director of choral programs. The board, meeting in regular session on the WBU campus, also pledged a challenge gift for an upcoming fundraiser and recognized four trustees who are rotating off the board.
One of our long-cherished Baptist beliefs is a doctrine called the priesthood of all believers. This biblical concept teaches that all born-again believers function collectively in their local churches as believer-priests.
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