Our Mission
We partner together as churches to fulfill the great commission.
2026 - 2030 Goals & Plans
2026: Spiritual Renewal //
2027: Prayer Renewal //
2028: Evangelism Renewal //
2029: Partnership Renewal //
2030: Multiplication Renewal //
2026: Spiritual Renewal
Deepening our relationship with God
The process of revitalizing and deepening one’s relationship with God through prayer, reflection, and spiritual growth
Dedicate time daily for prayer and reflection
Engage in group Bible studies
CHURCH STRENGTHENING
Church strengthening is the intentional process of helping existing congregations and new congregations grow in faithfulness to God’s Word. We focus on developing spiritual maturity among believers, encouraging pastors, and ministries focused on the Great Commission. We believe healthy pastors and healthy churches lead to healthy multiplication.
CHURCH MOBILIZATION
Church mobilization is equipping and activating believers and churches to live on mission—locally, nationally, and globally. It involves helping church members and pastors embrace missional living and participate in evangelism and church planting.
CHURCH RENEWAL
Church renewal is a Spirit-led process that revives a legacy church's love for Christ, renews its dependence on prayer and the Word, and restores its passion for reaching the lost. Renewal is both personal and corporate, calling God’s people back to wholehearted devotion and obedience. We are committed to church renewal through planting churches, replanting churches and revitalizing churches.
As an association of Southern Baptist Churches within North Pulaski County, Arkansas, our core doctrinal beliefs are in line with the Baptist Faith and Message 2000. In addition, we are committed as an association to the following core values:
What
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Prayer:
We are resolved to be in continual prayer in order to discern and follow God’s will as well as seeking revival and spiritual awakening among our churches.
Evangelism:
We are resolved to be evangelistic in all we do as an association of churches in order to see the community around us saved by the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Autonomy:
We are resolved to respect and show appreciation for the autonomy of the local church.
Cooperation:
We are resolved to maintain a commitment to cooperate in fellowship, ministry, and missions together as member churches for mutual encouragement and the furthering of God’s kingdom, both here and abroad.
If your church’s mission aligns with ours and you would like more information about becoming a member church of North Pulaski Baptist Association, please contact us.
Our Leadership
Greg and Martha have been proudly serving in their respective positions for 4 years in 2024!
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Associational Mission Strategist
recently moved here from Jacksonville, Florida. My wife Denise and I have been married for over 33 years. We have four children; Ashlea who is married and lives in Alexandria, Va; Jordan and Kayla who are twins and live in Texas, and our youngest son Hunter who lives in Jacksonville, Fl. We are blessed!
I recently began my work here in the NPBA on August 1, 2020. We live in Jacksonville, Arkansas and love working with our pastors and churches. The NPBA represents over 50 churches in North Little Rock, Sherwood, Jacksonville, Cabot and Scott.
My desire as your AMS is found in Philippians 1:3-5 (ESV) which says “I thank my God in all remembrance of you, always in every prayer of mine for you all making my prayer with joy, because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now.”
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Administrative Assistant
Martha is a mother, a wife, and a follower of Christ. She loves theology and is an avid reader and podcast listener. She also enjoys gaming and British period dramas. Her earnest desire is to be useful to the Lord; serving in her home, in her church, and at the North Pulaski Baptist Association.