Most churches think that they have nothing to offer when it comes to church planting. The task seems intimidating at best or impossible at worst.

A "Cowboy Church" is planted in Arkansas with the purpose of bringing the Gospel within range of a culture that is often overlooked and underserved. Thanks to Cooperative Program funding, this type of church plant is reaching not only cowboys, but their families and their communities for Christ.

Nearly 42 percent of the world’s population is categorized as unreached. This means 2.88 billion people do not know that God sent His Son Jesus Christ so that we might have eternal life, and 2.88 billion people will go to hell unless someone goes to them and tells them who Jesus is and what He has done for them.

How your CP dollars directly support the advancement of the Kingdom in Arkansas colleges

College ministers across the state share their best advice on reaching millennials

A dynamic Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM) is impacting the Arkansas Tech campus for Christ as students are led to faith and discipled, thanks to the Cooperative Program.

Has your church thought about using the Intentional Interim Ministry? This process is designed to help a church prepare for the coming of a new pastor.

The nations are coming to us—to America, and right here to Arkansas. Find out how one church is greeting them with Good News.

Missions-minded churches are filled with missions-minded people. Discover practical tips for cultivating a missions mindset in your church.

Franklin Graham visited Little Rock Tuesday, April 12, 2016. This was one of 50 stops on his nationwide Decision America Tour. Decision America stops at each state capitol across America encouraging people to pray for their local, state, and federal government.