Robert Rockett veered off course early in life, but prison didn’t bar him from soaring to new heights.

Justin Murphy discovered that helping others put their lives back together led to recovery of his own damaged heart.

Summer broke cycles of economic despair with job training and discipleship through the help of CWJC.

Robin Caldwell shines a message of light into the darkness and desperation of young women’s lives though pregnancy care centers in Arkansas.

Greg Hutchison is part of the “yellow shirt family” that brings light and hope to hurting people through Arkansas Baptist Disaster Relief efforts funded by Dixie Jackson.

Kinley Larmoyeux is helping to light the world by reaching international students through a partnership that involves local churches and the generous spirit of Arkansas Baptists.

Ben Coulter has discovered a way to bring light to unreached people groups without even leaving our state. How? God is bringing the nations to our Arkansas schools.

Torvac Amos found a whole community of people living in the shadows, right in our own state, and he planted a church that brought them the Gospel light.

Steve and Joanna Lasiter took ideas and resources they gained through the statewide One Day Acts 1:8 Missions Experience and brought them to light in their community.

In just under a month students will be flooding back to our universities and colleges across Arkansas as they begin a new semester or start their college journey. Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM) leaders across our state have worked over the summer to ensure that many of these students, especially our freshmen, have received an individual contact from us as directors, or from one of our student leaders. Why is it so important for us to make these contacts with these freshmen?