Rex Horne News Today

The sexual abuse schism that has rocked one of the largest Southern Baptist churches in Arkansas is now bringing new life to a Baptist church building with a different kind of history.

It started in March as a Wednesday night Bible study for Christians with ties to Immanuel Baptist Church, a chance to sing, pray, read the scriptures and receive encouragement from Rex Horne, the Little Rock congregations former longtime pastor.

It started in March as a Wednesday night Bible study for Christians with ties to Immanuel Baptist Church, a chance to sing, pray, read the scriptures and receive encouragement from Rex Horne, the Little Rock congregations former longtime pastor.

A former Immanuel Baptist Church ministry employee who was accused of sexually abusing an elementary school-age child and received a suspended jail sentence as part of plea agreement is asking a Little Rock judge to seal his court record.

A former Immanuel Baptist Church ministry employee who was accused of sexually abusing an elementary school-age child and received a suspended jail sentence as part of plea agreement is asking a Little Rock judge to seal his court record.

Brad Lewter, pastor of Grand Avenue Baptist Church in Fort Smith, was elected Wednesday to serve as president of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention.

After serving 10 months in an interim capacity, former Ouachita Baptist University President Rex Horne has been chosen to serve as executive director of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention.

Wendy Farrell has been in Poland for seven weeks. Shes there with 31 orphans from Ukraine and is working to get them to safe homes in the U.S. while their country defends itself against the Russian invasion.

Wendy Farrell has been in Poland for seven weeks. She's there with 31 orphans from Ukraine and is working to get them to safe homes in the U.S. while their country defends itself against the Russian invasion.

Bill Clinton taking the Oath of Office on January 20, 1993. (Image Source: Library of Congress). On Jan. 20, 1993, spring came early. That day marked the inauguration of William Jefferson Clinton to the presidency. The rhetoric surrounding the event evoked a changing season, a transformation of the earth, a departure from the twelve years of Republican rule that preceded this Democratic president-elect. At his inauguration ceremony, Clinton remarked: “Today, we pledge that the era of deadloc...