A Church that Plants Seeds
Living in the most unreached area of the United States, Southern Baptist missionaries Scott and Amanda Anderson are working to reach the Mormon population.
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A Relational Church
Finding that building genuine relationships is the best way to reach someone's heart, church planters Chris and Eve Sims are bringing the Gospel to lost people in the great Northwest.
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A Church for Imperfect People
While the predominant denominations of Spearfish, South Dakota, emphasize rituals and strict traditions, Connection Church searches for people who feel like they don't belong in the church.
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A Church of Small Groups
In all the natural beauty of Grand Junction, Colorado, Arkansas natives Josh and Jill McCarty are planting River City Church to bring the Light into spiritual darkness.
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A Church that Serves
True North Church in Anchorage, Alaska, has built its community outreach through local partnerships rather than programs in its own facilities. Becoming the hands and feet that serve the community, True North has loved and brought hope to homeless, Muslims, and survivors of sex trafficking.
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The Grind Podcast-Ep. 15
Dave & Chad interview Keith Strasburger & Patrick Annotti, who are on staff at Real Life Ministries.
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Counting What's Lost
Opinions vary greatly when it comes to numbers in the church. There are often two extremes: one camp that says numbers are everything, and another that says numbers don’t matter. But shouldn't we have a heart for counting what's lost?
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Your 2016 Missions Giving Report
Your financial gifts, partnership, and prayers fuel our mission work. In 2016, your church—along with other Arkansas Baptist churches—gave more to support missions than ever before!
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Dakotas Church Planting
The Dakota Baptist Convention is looking for partners to come alongside church planters in North and South Dakota. A "CATCH THE VISION"...
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Why Disaster Relief?
Sometimes the need is flood remediation, removal of tree limb debris, or a hot meal to get through another long day. Always, Arkansas Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers go to share the love and hope of Jesus Christ.