Pastors Unite to Strengthen Marriage
Several years leaders began meeting to explore how to build on the 2005 Arkansas Study …
Author: Ray Williams
Ray Williams has served as the Founder and President of CityChurch Network since its beginning in 1999. Previously, he served in multiple pastor roles at Fellowship Bible Church in Little Rock for 38 years. He and his wife Carolyn love to attend movies and travel together. They have two daughters and seven grandchildren who know him as “Papa Ray.”
He graduated from Ouachita Baptist University in 1977 and earned an M.A. in Interpersonal and Organizational Communication from UA Little Rock in 1985. He is pursuing a Doctorate of Ministry through the Antioch School for Church Planting and Leadership Development. His training as an Army Airborne Ranger and active-duty service as an Infantry officer in the 82nd Airborne Division from 1977 to 1981 earned him the nickname “Ranger Ray” with some of his long-term friends.
Students Accept Christ!
One thousand students from more than 30 Central Arkansas schools attended a coordinated showing of the movie Woodlawn…
Could a Movie Be a Catalyst for Revival?
Woodlawn is based on a true story of how love and unity overcame hate and division.
Walk For the Waiting
Walk For the Waiting 2014 video
Calling Central Arkansas Pastors to Pray for Marriage
God’s design for marriage is being actively opposed by our culture as never before in our generation.
No Waiting Child
Recently, Central Arkansas Pastors gathered for the annual Pastor’s Appreciation Breakfast hosted by The CALL.
AR Kids Read
Another school year is about to start. Lauren is going into 5th grade. This should be an exciting time for her. Except she doesn’t want to go back to school.
Making a Contagious Difference in Central Arkansas
“Little Rock is famous for racial segregation … I think it is terribly unfortunate, but it doesn’t make it any less true.”
Becoming a Blessing to Central Arkansas
“My mother had the most impact on my life. She just believed in serving the Lord outside the walls of church and that has been imbedded in my heart.”
