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August 10, 2022

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Roe v. Wade Overturned

This has been a monumental and historic year for the pro-life movement in America. On Friday, June 14, the Supreme Court of the United States overturned Roe v. Wade (the right to abortion ruling), sending it back to the states. It was a time of gratitude, rejoicing, and refreshed hope among the majority of evangelical Christians. “We were all sitting around the table when the news came. When we heard the news, we just sat in silence for a few seconds. Then tears began to flow, and our phones blew up. Roe was no more,” said Alexia Newman, director of Carolina Pregnancy Center in Spartanburg. “Supporters, friends, and pastors were calling and texting, asking if we were safe.” A celebration ensued and additional security was added... Continue reading »

Mackey: ‘Christian Gentleman,’ Respected Leader

Bill Mackey, a former executive director of the Kentucky Baptist Convention, who earlier had served as director of the South Carolina Baptist Convention’s leadership development and evangelism growth team, died July 14 after a battle with cancer.... Continue reading »

Southern Baptists responding to ‘overwhelming’ Kentucky floods

As surveyors continue assessing the damage done by the historic flooding that deluged eastern Kentucky last week, Southern Baptists have begun planning their response. Dozens of Southern Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers from across the... Continue reading »

Baptist Press

  • South Asians hear hope for humanity Brandon Porter
  • Soul City Church: ‘We’re going to raise a generation’ Brandon Porter
  • ‘Online missionary’ streams video games, Bible studies to reach internet audience Baptist Press
  • FIRST-PERSON: Gather to evangelize Baptist Press
  • SBC DIGEST: New SBC podcast for Spanish speakers; ‘Supply Day’ gets SWBTS students ready for year Baptist Press
  • State of the Bible: Swath of committed Christians don’t attend church monthly Baptist Press

Columnists

  • Editor’s Word: The Month of August By Rudy Gray, Published August 5, 2022
  • Comic Belief: The Coach By Charles Lowery, Published July 19, 2022
  • Wholly Healthy: Becoming a Doctor By Edwin Leap, Published July 18, 2022
  • Outside the Walls: Don’t Give Up By Lee Clamp, Published July 17, 2022
  • Legislative Update: What Happens If Roe Goes? By Tony Beam, Published July 5, 2022

Churches

  • Call for Resolutions for 2022 SCBC Meeting

  • North Conway pastor Jeff Gaskins retires

  • Washington Church, Greer, calls Trent Henson as pastor

  • Taylors First Church calls Chris DeWease as executive pastor

  • Mt. Olivet pastor Tommy Gaskin retires

Bible Studies

  • Bible Study for Small Groups: 1 Samuel 19-29 — David’s First Exile

  • 1 Samuel 16-18: A Shepherd Arrives

  • 1 Samuel 13-15: Learning from Tragedy

  • 1 Samuel 5-8: Prophet, Priest, Judge

  • 1 Samuel 1-4: A Dim Light in Dark Days

  • 1 Samuel: The Man Born to be King

  • 2 Thessalonians 3: Confidence and Tough Love



Around the State

  • SCBC Office of Public Policy sends letter to state representatives

  • Novelist marks debut with ‘Something Beautiful for Lauren’

    Novelist marks debut with ‘Something Beautiful for Lauren’

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