At New Hebron Missionary Baptist Church, we believe that our children are not just the church of tomorrow; we believe that they are the church of today.

 

We invite them to become active members of our church by participating in our Youth Choir, Sunday School, Youth Usher Board and Vacation Bible School.

 

We also provide our young people Bible-based teaching, as well as opportunities to learn from adult members through our Audio/Video ministry and Brotherhood Ministry.

Our Mission Ministry provides the opportunity for the members of New Hebron to fulfill the call of scripture to evangelize at home and in the community.

 

Some of the avenues of our service through the Mission Department include:

• Prison Ministries

• Abbington Place Nursing Home

• Pulaski County Juvenile Detention Center

Deacon & Sis. Marcus D.  Davis 

• Married to Sis. Vera Davis since 1987, member of New Hebron since 1967 and has served as a deacon since 1983.

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Deacon & Sis. Clint Smith, IV

• ​​Married to Sis. Brenda Smith since 1990, member of New Hebron since 1966 and as served as a deacon since 2008.

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​Deacon & Sis. Bryant Davis

• ​​​Married to Sis. Sandra Davis since 2003, member of New Hebron since 1975 and as served as a deacon since 2011.

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Deacon & Sis. Lonnell Tims

• Married to Sis. Tamia Tims since 2016, Member of New Hebron since 2016 and has served as deacon since February 2024.

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The primary function of New Hebron's choir ministry is to support other ministries of the church, by providing music during times of worship, accompanying the pastor when needed, and supporting families during homegoing services.  

 

Members of the Music Ministry strive to use their God-given talents in a selfless manner to serve and praise God according to scripture - “We then, as workers together with him, beseech you also that ye receive not the grace of God in vain.” (2 Corinthians 6:1)

Ushers are responsible for bringing comfort and compassion to all who enter the sanctuary of God. Their mission is to be of service to the church family when needed in order to further the Lord's message of loving one another even as Christ has loved us.

 

They accomplish this by:​​

• Greeting people as they enter the service;

• Ensuring that worship services are orderly, by determining when people enter and exit the sanctuary, directing people to seats, and providing guidance for worshippers during the offertory period; 

• Assisting worshippers, as needed, to be comfortable and to have the necessary tools during service, e.g. hymnals, church bulletins/programs, offering envelopes, and answering questions concerning service; and

• Representing New Hebron Missionary Baptist Church when assisting the ushers at other local church services/programs and at association and convention functions when needed.