The African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME) was founded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, after white Methodist ...

The Amish have attempted five times during the twentieth century to develop communities in Arkansas. All five ...

Arkansas Anglicans are individuals and parishes that, while having some historical connection with the Episcop...

The Assemblies of God is an evangelical, Pentecostal organization that was founded in Arkansas in 1914. It has...

The Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church (ARP) was organized in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1782. It was ...

The Bahá’í faith originated in Persia (present-day Iran) in the mid-1800s as a movement within a minority ...

Baptists make up the largest Protestant Christian group in Arkansas, characterized by the practice of baptism,...

Buddhists in Arkansas are represented by ethnic immigrants who bring to the state the religious practices of t...

Christadelphians have had a presence in Arkansas since 1852, but their impact upon the state is difficult to m...

The Christian movement called “Disciples” (among other names) came to Arkansas in the 1830s. Ministers who...

The Church of God in Christ (COGIC) is a predominantly African-American Pentecostal Christian denomination, he...

The state of Arkansas was one of the cradles for the early expansion of the Church of the Nazarene, America’...

The churches of Christ make up the second-largest religious fellowship in Arkansas in regular attendance numbe...

The Cobbites were a religious group that began in White County in 1876 under the leadership of the Reverend Co...

Cowboy churches are a version of Christian worship typified by a relaxed “come-as-you-are” ethos and gener...

Beginning in 1812, the Cumberland Presbyterian (CP) denomination sent missionaries to preach the Gospel and es...

The Ecumenical Catholic Communion (ECC) is an independent Catholic denomination, not in communion with the Rom...

The Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas encompasses the geographic boundaries of the state of Arkansas. The diocese ...

The ancient Christian Greek Orthodox Church claims a founding by Jesus Christ and his apostles, as described i...

An estimated 15,000 Hindus were living in Arkansas by the first decades of the twenty-first century. This smal...

One of Arkansas’s quirkiest religious groups, the Incoming Kingdom Missionary Unit, located at Gilbert (Sear...

Interfaith Arkansas is an ecumenical and interfaith organization bringing together several religious groups fo...

Since early in its history, the religious movement known as Jehovah’s Witnesses (or the Watchtower Bible and...

Jews have always been a tiny minority of Arkansas’s population, yet their history in the state is long and d...

The Kelleyite Churches of Christ constitute a small Christian denomination located in west central Arkansas. I...

Lutherans have lived in Arkansas since the end of the eighteenth century, although the first Lutheran churches...

Methodism came into what is now Arkansas at least two decades before statehood, just as it had been brought to...

Islam is the world’s second-largest religion, with 7 million Muslims living in the United States and more th...

The Arkansas District of the Pentecostal Church of God is, with 150 churches, the largest district within the ...