Missionary Kid Turned Journeyman Remains Steadfast to Task After Death of Mother
In March 2020, Sophia Roberts* was scheduled to fly to Southeast Asia to begin her term with the International Mission Board’s (IMB)...
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Good summers make great falls
Summer is in full force. Camps are going strong, days at the lake are relaxing, trips to the beach with friends and just around the corner...
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Raising up a generation that goes
Over the course of an average college career, a student will have 16 breaks that can be used to serve in mission opportunities. When used strategically, these opportunities can be tied together to create a pipeline that offers further mobilization opportunities.
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5 Key strategies to engage internationals around you
Arkansas is quickly becoming home for more and more internationals. The nations are no longer in a difficult geographical location to reach, they are on our college campuses, in our neighborhoods, at our jobs, and in our churches. We can no longer make ‘distance’ our excuse for not reaching them. As Paul said, “I am obligated to both Jews and Greeks.”
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Helping students remain connected after graduation
High school seniors need help navigating the multitude of changes headed their way. They will soon enter the work force, take a gap year, or continue their education through a trade school, community college or four-year university. They probably feel a mixture of excitement and anxiety about the transitions ahead. Unfortunately, while pursuing these future endeavors, even many of the students who have experienced a strong connection to their local church will struggle to keep that in the next stage of life. However, you can help improve their chances for continued intimacy with the church or their chances of getting connected to a church for the first time.
3 Responses to Gospel Rejection
WHAT’S YOUR RESPONSE WHEN FRIENDS AREN’T READY TO CHOOSE JESUS? ...
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The Most Strategic Day of the Year:Graduation
Graduation day is one of the most exciting times in college ministry! Does that surprise you? Now before you start to protest, it isn’t because of the long graduation speeches or hundreds of people crammed together to watch. Graduation is the launching pad to send out Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM) students across the globe for ministry and mission. Colt Booth is one of those students. After working on staff for three years at BCM, he is graduating with his degree from Midwestern Seminary. It is our privilege to launch Colt into his next stage of ministry! Here are some reflections from him on the impact of BCM in his life.
Cooperative Program
What is the Cooperative Program?
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Five Key Priorities for a Successful College Summer Ministry
The calendar year in college ministry is dominated by two months: August and September – the start of school. However, summers are the downtime in a college student’s life. This reflection is one of the key factors that led the Little Rock Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM) along with our group of amazing churches to rethink our summer strategy and birth the Little Rock Project.
Ukrainian Refugees
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has created the largest movement of people in Europe since World War II. More than 3.5 million Ukrainians have sought safety in bordering nations.