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How to Use CP Share in Your Church

Discover 5 ways to encourage giving to missions in your church using CP Share

2024 Pastor + Staff Appreciation Month

Celebrate how God uses your ministerial staff for His glory in October!

CP Share Library of Videos

Browse through CP Share videos designed to show in your church that will inspire your people to give and get involved in missions.

The Executive and Administrative Team (EAT) directs the overall strategy for the ministries of the ABSC. The EAT insures that all of our efforts are focused on our mission: working with Arkansas Baptists to accomplish the Great Commission. Our ABSC Teams strive to make every person, dollar, and hour count towards that end.

Therefore, it is imperative that we do everything with purpose. We prayerfully developed 3 Essential Intents as a guide to focus our strategies and planning. While there are lots of good things that we could do, these essential areas are what we must do to reach our goals. This focus is reflected in every Team’s goals. The 3 Essential Intents mandate the ministries of the ABSC to …

Revitalize churches.
Focus our evangelism partnerships toward people that are unengaged, unreached, and underserved in access to the Gospel.
Impact students from kindergarten to graduate school.

Ministries

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Summer Camps

When you send your children and youth to an ABSC summer camp, you are sending them to have an encounter with the Holy...

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Interim Ministry and Pastor Search

The time between pastors can be challenging for church leadership. If your church would like to explore the Intentional Interim Ministry process, there are resources available.

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Pray First

Pray First is a prayer initiative of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention. Join us as we put God first by putting prayer first.

“The movement of God—that we say we want to see for people who do not know Jesus—is dependent on the lives of his people. There are no shortcuts for revival.”
Sam Roberts