South Little Rock Spanish Seventh-day Adventist Church

A Brief History of Little Rock, Arkansas

The Work Begins

With the participation of all the Spanish churches in the greater Little Rock area, an evangelistic series took place from July 14-21, 2012. The combined effort was intentional because the main purpose was to support the formation of a new church plant. The amazing results were immediately felt and seen. Over ninety visitors came to the meetings and over twenty were baptized. Pastor Enrique Ortiz from the Dominican Republic was the invited guest evangelist. His dynamic presentations were vital in having a successful evangelistic campaign. (Newsletter, 2012). On May 25, 2013, the group was organized as the South Little Rock Spanish SDA Company (Newsletter, 2013).

South Little Rock Spanish Church Organized in 2019

The South Little Rock Baseline Spanish company was officially organized as a church on Sabbath, February 2, 2019 (Connections, 2019). In 2021 the name was changed to South Little Rock Spanish Church (Uc, 2021).

South Little Rock Baseline Spanish church on Baseline Road in Little Rock, Arkansas.

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Citations

(2009, Sep. 1). Newsletter, Arkansas-Louisiana Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, p. 1.

(2013, Jun. 1). Ibid., p. 1.

(2019, Apr. 1). From Northern Arkansas to the tip of Louisiana: Churches are Growing and Prospering in 2019! Connections, p. 1.

Uc, Shirley (2021, Mar. 8). South Little Rock Span Church. Retrieved from eadventist.com.