Make an impact with VBS this summer!

Arkansas has around 1300 churches without vocational student pastors. To reach students, what if churches created a plan, built on small groups, that allowed for older generations to interact with younger generations with the purpose of creating a more cohesive church? What if the church family was strengthened by doing discipleship, missions, fellowship, and evangelism across age groups?

The Institute, formerly known as the Delta Institute, is a ministry offered for Arkansas Baptists to further their biblical knowledge through an accredited program of the Seminary Extension.

Every year lives are forever changed, and the staffers of Super Summer Arkansas are vital to the camp experience. God uses staffers. Super Summer is thankful for their time, energy, and passion for pouring into the next generation.

As Arkansas Baptists and churches slowly get back to meeting in person, we have spoken with a number of pastors and leaders that have decided to wait to re-start various ministries like children, youth and small group ministries.

Some helpful ways to keep Youth Ministry going in our "new normal."

   As life begins to reopen, we have the chance to take the lessons we’ve learned during social distancing and incorporate them into our new schedules.

Tips and resources to make this time count in preparation for re-entry for Kids Ministry.

Although this situation is neither ideal nor easy, we can worship with sincerity and confidence knowing worship is not confined to any one place.

How do leaders equip the church to support and participate in the ministries during this strange and difficult season?