Contact Information
- Phone:
- (870) 862-2619
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- Location:
- 4621 Hillsboro Street
- El Dorado, AR 71730
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Weekly Schedule
- Sunday
- 9:00am Bible Study
- 10:00am Morning Service
- 6:00pm Evening Service
- Wednesday
- 5:00pm Wednesday Meal
- 6:00pm Mid-Week Service
- 6:00pm AWANA (children)
- 6:00pm OASIS (youth)
Event Calendar
- Sep 7 Chicagoland M. Team Returns
- Sep 12 Membership Matters Begins
- Sep 12 Deacon's Meeting
- Sep 12 September Smash Fellowship
- Sep 14 Serving The Salvation Army
- Sep 18 Deacons Fish Fry for SR.Adults
- Sep 26 Nursing Home Service
- Sep 27 Senior Adult Event
- Oct 3 Deacon's Meeting
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Mission Team Sees Gospel Lived Out
I am one of those people who enjoys traveling and seeing new places. However, I enjoy the ride just as much as seeing new places. Luckily for me, our trip to Albuquerque was a two day road trip with Rita Jones, Susan Barnes, and Doris Wambui. I knew each in passing, but I am now glad to call them friends. We have many memories but one piece of advice; always check the gas level before Mrs. Rita starts driving.
Two people stood out to me while in Rio Rancho. The first person was Brother Anthony Pennington. When we arrived in Rio Rancho, we learned that Brother Pennington, Pastor of All Nations Indian Baptist Church (ANIBC), had been hospitalized for a spider bite. I think he too was reading "Don't waste your life" by John Piper. Brother Pennington takes every opportunity to share Christ's love with each person he meets. The hospital was no exception. Brother Pennington shared his story with a recovering drug addict in the next bed. Although no profession was made, seeds were planted, and we can continue to pray for this young man's salvation.
The second person was Brother Ray Perry. He is the living example for Piper's book. Brother Ray took early retirement some twenty-five years ago and surrendered to full time ministry. Brother Ray has a weekly bible study at the Navaho Reservation; about a four hour drive ONE WAY in Window Rock, Arizona! Brother Ray is also actively involved in the church, has a television ministry, and probably a few other ministries I am forgetting. When God closes one door for Brother Ray, two more are opened.
Our purpose was to minister to ANIBC through Vacation Bible School. I believe the church ministered more to us. Please continue to pray for AINBC as they minister to their community. Please pray for Brother Ray as he travels and his ministry on the reservation. Please pray for the reservation, drug abuse and alcoholism are major issues facing the people. Please pray about your involvement with ANIBC.
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