Church says Jesus had COVID-19, plans to continue services

Church says Jesus had COVID-19, plans to continue services

Apr 1, 2020 NEA Report 4

A Jonesboro church is telling its members not to stay inside and plans to continue holding in-person services.

Trinity Church congregation votes to sell property

Dec 18, 2017 NEA Report 0

On Sunday 82% of the congregation was attendance at Trinity Church, Pastor Chad Gonzales told NEA Report. Of it, 83% voted in favor of the sale.

Rep. Crawford Calls on Department of State to Address Unrest in Haiti

Washington — Representatives Rick Crawford (AR-01), Clay Higgins (LA-03), and Julia Letlow (LA-05) have called on the United States Department of State to come up […]

Philip Tew Receives $70,000 Grant from Arkansas Biosciences Institute

JONESBORO — Dr. Philip Tew, associate professor of finance and director of the Scarlet to Black financial literacy program at Arkansas State University, has received […]

Over 87-percent of COVID patients at NEA Baptist are unvaccinated

Along with most of the state, NEA has seen an increase in COVID positive patients over the past few weeks, health care providers report. On […]

Methodist Family Health Counseling Clinics Now Offer Child Parent Psychotherapy in Jonesboro, Batesville

Child Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) is counseling for young children (birth to age 5) and their parents or caregivers, which supports family strengths and relationships by helping families heal and grow after experiencing stressful incidents while respecting their values and culture.

WBU and Lawrence Healthcare Form Partnership through Williams Works

WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – Lawrence Healthcare and Williams Baptist University are forming a partnership to fill employment needs at the hospital while providing valuable experience […]

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