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Commentary: We need each other … by Don Kirkland

Gas pumps putting squeeze on S.C. churches … but members finding opportunities for outreach

New from LifeWay: 'Essential Church? Reclaiming a Generation of Dropouts'

From our June 26 printed edition:

Bethel Baptist Church busy moving seed ‘out of the barn’

Waccamaw revs up for Bike Week in Myrtle Beach

Group files lawsuit to stop 'I Believe' license plates in South Carolina

RA race marks 100th anniversary

‘Death check’ could stir SBC toward renewal, Gilbert says

Speakers issue call for revival at Pastors’ Conference

Colts coach Dungy challenges pastors

WMU celebrates missions at home and abroad

‘Who will go tell?’ IMB president Rankin challenges Baptists

Shandon hosts Church Prayer Leaders Network conference

‘Give It Away,’ Gaither tells Baptists

‘GPS’ guides NAMB strategy for evangelism initiative

More than 88,000 kids accept Christ during VBS

Kim honored as statesman

IMB aid: $600,000 for Myanmar, China

Recognize the warning signs, Page urges Southern Baptists

SBC Executive Committee recommends D.O.J. database for child sex abuse prevention

Georgia pastor Johnny Hunt elected as SBC president

Regenerate church membership subject of much SBC discussion

Stopping sexual predators, launching evangelism initiative top SBC agenda

South Carolinians at Indy convention

Gas squeezing church

S.C. churches feeling the gas squeeze
Early reports are confirmed: “A majority of our church members are experiencing increases in living costs without increases in income, so some are choosing to ‘pass it on’ by reducing their giving or attending." Read more about the Baptist Courier's survey on the impact of high gas prices on the ministries of South Carolina churches.

Baptist Press (BPNews)

Chaplains offer independence to those who fight for it

Christian conservative leaders unify behind McCain, adopt statement with common goals

NEA still pushing liberal ideology

Nicaragua surprise confirms missions call

CULTURE DIGEST: 'I believe' plates face suit; FBI cracks down on child exploitation

The meaning of the 4th in 3 words

CSU students

CSU students help 'ReStore'
Volunteers from Charleston Southern University recently helped with the Habitat for Humanity ReStore project in Jedburg. CSU provided volunteers from the athletic and student services staffs, who spent the day caulking, painting and landscaping.

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Bethel Baptist Church busy moving seed ‘out of the barn’

South Carolinians reaching South Asia for God's glory

Food parcels bring hope to Zimbabwe

Storms don’t dampen Crossover spirit

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