Zion Missionary Baptist Church Alma

06/07/2026

"***We Don't Own The Rights To This Music**

Good morning to everyone, and welcome once again to our worship service. As we gather together today and as we continue through this year, we must remember that each of us is walking a unique journey. Some journeys have been filled with joy, while others have carried seasons of struggle, uncertainty, loss, and prayer. Yet through every season, one thing remains true: the love of our Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ, has continued to guide us, sustain us, and bring us this far. You are not here by accident today. You are here by divine purpose!!! This Sunday should remind us that sacrifice matters. Just as brave individuals gave of themselves for the freedom of a nation, Christ gave Himself on Calvary so that we might have freedom from sin and eternal life through Him. Because of His love, we can face tomorrow with hope, courage, and faith. So do not wait for perfect conditions or for the “right time” to trust God fully. Start today—right where you are, with what you have, and as who you are. God is still working miracles, opening doors, healing hearts, and preparing greater things for His people than we can imagine. Today is our day to live in the love, grace, and power of God. Let us honor Him with our worship, our praise, and our hearts during this Sunday’s Worship Service.

Pastor Aaron L. Nickson (6/7/26)

05/24/2026

"***We Don't Own The Rights To This Music**

Good morning to everyone, and welcome once again to our worship service. As we gather together on this Memorial Day Weekend, May 24, 2026, we pause to thank God for another day of life, for the freedoms we enjoy, and for the men and women who sacrificed so much so that we could live in liberty and peace. We honor their memory, their service, and their courage. As we continue through this year, we must remember that each of us is walking a unique journey. Some journeys have been filled with joy, while others have carried seasons of struggle, uncertainty, loss, and prayer. Yet through every season, one thing remains true: the love of our Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ, has continued to guide us, sustain us, and bring us this far. You are not here by accident today. You are here by divine purpose!!! This Memorial Day Weekend reminds us that sacrifice matters. Just as brave individuals gave of themselves for the freedom of a nation, Christ gave Himself on Calvary so that we might have freedom from sin and eternal life through Him. Because of His love, we can face tomorrow with hope, courage, and faith. So do not wait for perfect conditions or for the “right time” to trust God fully. Start today—right where you are, with what you have, and as who you are. God is still working miracles, opening doors, healing hearts, and preparing greater things for His people than we can imagine. Today is our day to live in the love, grace, and power of God. Let us honor Him with our worship, our praise, and our hearts during this Sunday’s Worship Service.

Pastor Aaron L. Nickson (5/24/26)

05/17/2026

"***We Don't Own The Rights To This Music**

Good morning to everyone, and we again welcome you to our worship service. As we continue into 2026, we should understand that we all have unique journeys. Whatever your journey may look like, a common thread between all of our journeys is that the Love of our Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ, has guided us here. You are here for a divine purpose. So don't wait for perfect conditions or until you feel that you're ready. Start today (right now) with what you have, where you are, and who you are. God has prepared something greater for you than you possibly imagine. Today is our day to Live in the Love of God. Let's give God our all during this Sunday’s Worship Service.

Pastor Aaron L. Nickson (5/17/26)

02/15/2026

01/23/2026

Due to the incoming Winter
weather, we will not be having Men's Prayer Breakfast on Saturday. Please pass this on to everyone.

01/18/2026

Please keep Brown family in prayer as we transition from therapy to home after stroke.

01/19/2025

On May 26, 1956, at Roland Garros, Althea Gibson made history as the first black player to win a Grand Slam tournament. Beyond a mere victory, Gibson's triumph symbolized hope and resilience against racism and prejudice. Her success paved the way for desegregation in tennis, marking the beginning of a remarkable legacy. 🎾🏆

01/19/2025

4 DAYS until this AMAZING weekend celebrating Dr. King in Fort Smith 🎉🎉🎉❤️❤️❤️

01/19/2025

Let’s not forget about next Saturday our first Men’s Prayer Breakfast of the 2025 year At Zion MBC Alma and all women’s invited and bring someone with you for breakfast and get the word after breakfast for a little while and be 100% full when we leave the House of Our Lord.