We are all affected by the increasing pain and brokenness in our cities, and many are disillusioned because of fragmented and ineffective efforts that fail to bring significant transformation. But it doesn’t have to be that way…
Welcome
One Voice
Churches are coming together for a citywide night of prayer on Sunday, November 21, at 6:30 p.m.
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Extraordinary prayer
Events and resources to build a thriving culture of prayer among Arkansas churches.
Trained Leaders
Leadership – Programs and resources for Establishing and Equipping all believers for the Expansion of the Church.
Collective Impact
Central Arkansas churches are growing by working together to bring the hope of Christ into our City’s biggest challenges.
I have known the CityChurch Network Leadership for more than twenty years and they have a proven track record for uniting churches for the good of the community.
I highly recommend that every Christian leader connect with them to help bring significant transformation both in your city and in your ministry.
Dr. Robert Lewis
Pastor, Founder – Men’s Fraternity
The CityChurch Network was a critical part of getting The CALL launched in Arkansas. They brought church leaders together from varying denominations and locations to unite in the rallying cry for the Church to provide the needed foster and adoptive families for abused and neglected children.
Since then, The CALL, in partnership with churches and DHS, has spread to 52 counties is Arkansas, with over 22,000 children being fostered or adopted by CALL-recruited families, now making up the majority of traditional foster homes in Arkansas.
Mary Carol Pederson
Co-Founder, The CALL
75 churches
1,000 people
uniting in city-wide prayer
10 churches
500 leaders
engaged in church-based theological training
300+ churches
1000s volunteers
united in foster care and adoption, school tutoring and mentoring, plus other initiatives to serve the greatest needs in our community
From the blog
A Time to Remember
“I could feel my heart pounding in my chest; every other sound was drowned out by shouting people around me. I felt the car moving and looked up to see the hands and faces of people against our windshield as members of the mob grabbled for the car, hoping to stop it and have their way …
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But I Don’t Have Any Grandchildren
“Wait a minute, Lord, you want me to do what? You want me to attend a conference about being an “intentional” Christian grandparent? But I don’t have any grandchildren! What are you up to now?” Those were the thoughts that ran through one woman’s mind five years ago as she felt God leading her to …
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Together we can build a flourishing community
