Innovative Evangelism in Arkansas and Louisiana

SHREVEPORT, LA. – Two evangelistic campaigns that combined traditional evangelism with innovative technology and media ministry were held last year in the Arkansas-Louisiana Conference—one in Louisiana and another in Arkansas. These events marked a new chapter in our approach to outreach, bringing a dynamic and impactful element to spreading the Gospel.

In Louisiana, the conference embarked on a bilingual evangelism campaign aimed at uniting both Spanish- and English-speaking churches. We prayerfully set a goal of bringing 25 individuals to the kingdom of heaven. By God’s grace, the result exceeded expectations: 44 people committed their lives to Christ. This success energized the churches in Southern Louisiana, inspiring them to embrace evangelism not merely as an event but as a lifestyle. They’re now working to embed this mission into their identity, making it a core part of their ministry.

In Arkansas, a similar movement unfolded in June. Every Hispanic church in the state participated in simultaneous evangelistic campaigns. Preaching teams spread out across eight congregations, delivering messages of hope with live translation. Our goal was to see 75 individuals come to Christ, and God blessed us abundantly with 84 new believers.

Both events were broadcast live via Facebook and YouTube, drawing thousands of online viewers. The use of media amplified the reach of the message, creating a ripple effect of inspiration and encouragement throughout the conference.

These initiatives have not only brought many people into the kingdom but have also fostered a culture of evangelism. Our conference remains committed to Christ’s mission to “go, grow and multiply,” building on the foundation of Jesus’ ministry to reach even more for His glory.

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