If your church is a part of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention, you might ask, “What exactly does that mean?” This two-minute video explains how you are connected to more than 1,500 other churches, five missionary teams, and six Arkansas Baptist agencies and institutions!

After catching a vision for missions in 2017, several churches from Arkansas partner together to impact lostness across the country through block parties.

Are you curious about how the Cooperative Program works? Learn exactly how with this resource!

See the amazing new facilities for the Little Rock Family Counseling Center, a ministry of Arkansas Baptist Children’s Homes & Family Ministries

The IMB is making huge efforts to reach and minister to a growing population of Refugees across the globe. When you give to your church, and your church participates in Cooperative Missions, you are helping to minister to these Refugees.

While on a mission trip to Detroit, Fredrick and Anita Irby find their mission impacting their own family.

Chanson Newborn, Pastor of Fellowship Community Church in Forrest City recounts their summer involvement in metro Detroit.

The church is tasked to make disciples of all the nations of the earth. No Church can do this alone. By doing missions cooperatively, we can increase our efforts and make bigger impact, together.

The COVID-19 global pandemic has become a platform for displaying the full power of the Cooperative Program as Southern Baptists live out the mission of God.