Iglesia Mas Que Vencedores

Northwest Baptist Association is a voluntary partnership of 68 churches and missions who have come together for the expressed pupose of missions work in and from northwest Arkansas. We are located in the northwest corner of Arkansas. Our churches and missions are located for the most part in Benton County. However, we have churches in eastern Oklahoma, southern Missouri, and counties to the east and south of us as well. Our associational missionary is Dr. R.E. Clark. He has led the mission endeavors of our association for the past 11 years. He would welcome your questions or comments. Sunday morning worship services will be held in Red Gold Heritage Hall during the festival. David Ring, one of the most inspirational speakers of our time will speak on August 29. Known as America's minister of encouragement, noted humorist and evangelist Dennis Swanberg will bring the message September 5.

The Arkansas Bentonville Mission, led by President and Sister Loveland, is dedicated to serving the Saints of God in the region. Their mission emphasizes the importance of sending forth workers of all kinds to labor in this vibrant community. With a focus on missionary experiences and preparation, the Arkansas Bentonville Mission aims to foster spiritual growth and community engagement. This initiative reflects a commitment to uplifting the local area through dedicated service and outreach efforts. Generated from the website

Souls Harbour of Rogers is a transitional community for men in recovery from addiction, providing a safe and supportive environment for them to heal and rebuild their lives. With a focus on pointing individuals to Christ, Souls Harbour offers personalized programs that address physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual transformation. Recognizing the importance of transitional housing in the recovery process, Souls Harbour provides secure and stable housing for men who have experienced homelessness as a result of addiction. Through their comprehensive year-long program, which includes an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), residents are equipped to reintegrate into the local community as responsible citizens and faithful disciples of Christ, breaking free from the cycle of addiction.Generated from the website