FOOTBALL AND FAITH: FBC JONESBORO COUPLE USES AMERICAN CULTURE TO REACH INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
JONESBORO– He remembers thinking they did not have much time. Most Japanese exchange students attending Arkansas State University in Jonesboro stay at least a year; this girl would be here
“CULTURAL COLLISIONS” FEB. 25, COLLEGE & YOUNG LEADER’S LEAD>DEFEND CONFERENCE
CONWAY – How should Christian college students and young leaders respond when a confused culture collides with their biblical worldview? What’s at stake? Collegiates, high school students and young professionals
SEARCH FOR IDENTITY IN A GENDER-CONFUSED WORLD: LEAD>DEFEND CONFERENCE FEB. 25
CONWAY – Last month, the Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts of America reversed a policy upheld for over a century. For the first time, the organization opened its membership to
TOUGH TOPICS: OVER 600 ATTEND THE LEAD>DEFEND CULTURAL COLLISION CONFERENCE
CONWAY — Kaylee Searcy only had a short time to select topics most important to her journey of faith. Even with ten choices in front of her, the decision turned
CHANGING LIVES IN A WEEK: SPRING BREAK MISSION TRIPS
ACROSS ARKANSAS–Arkansas college students set aside their own March 18-25 Spring Break plans to follow God’s call. Some fixed barbed wire fences at a boys’ ranch in Texas. Others prayer-walked
HOW TO REACH AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDENTS
A few years ago, University of Arkansas in Pine Bluff campus minister Tavoris “Tee” Uzoigwe and his wife Erica were looking for a church home. “We found ourselves very depressed