ASIAN AMERICAN CONGREGATION
The Asian American Congregation at our Olive Street Campus is our newest congregation, launched through the First Baptist Rogers church planting residency program. Led by Robert Yang and Geur Chang, this English-speaking congregation is committed to reaching and discipling Asian American individuals and families in Northwest Arkansas. With a heart for building community, growing in God’s Word, and sharing the hope of the gospel, this congregation reflects our desire to serve the diverse cultural communities around us and to help every person take their next step in following Jesus.
Worship Services:
9:30am
LIFE Groups:
11:15am
Tuesdays:
Weeknight Gathering 6pm
626 W Olive Street Rogers, AR 72756
What To Expect
Warm Welcome
We'll be here with a smile, coffee, and a place for you!
Engaging Worship
Services are about an hour or so long and include excellent music and
Biblical teaching.
Next Steps
After the service, meet the pastor and connect with others on a similar journey
in a LIFE Group.
Ready to Join In Person?
Whether you’re a young or senior adult, single, or married with kids, you’ll feel encouraged by the authentic community we have at First Baptist Rogers. We'd love to meet you in person!
If you let us know you're coming, we'd love to help make your visit smoother, especially when you're coming
with young children
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Church Planting Resident
Robert
Yang
Church Planting Resident
Geur
Chang
Geur Chang was born in Long Beach, California, and spent most of his life in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with seasons of life in Georgia, Texas, and now Arkansas. At the age of 14, the Lord transformed his life during a time when he was considering suicide, giving him hope, purpose, and a calling that has shaped his ministry ever since. His passion is to make disciples of all nations. While God has called him to serve in Northwest Arkansas in this season, Geur believes this time is preparing him for future long-term ministry overseas among unreached peoples.
Geur counts it a tremendous honor to serve the Lord as part of the First Baptist Rogers family and to participate in the church planting residency. He is grateful for the opportunity to work alongside Robert Yang in helping launch a church-planting movement, and he remains prayerful and expectant for God to bring a great harvest for His glory.
