South Carolina Legislature passes revised Heartbeat Bill

What a difference a year makes. Last year at this time, the South Carolina Legislature adjourned with a sine die resolution that would allow them to return to Columbia to work on pro-life legislation should the rumors coming out of the Supreme Court concerning Roe v. Wade prove true. Just a few weeks later on June 24, 2022, the Court announced that in a 5-4 decision — with Justice Roberts straddling the fence — the Supreme Court dispatched Roe to the dustbin of history. Pro-life advocates were shocked and unprepared. People erroneously thought the Court’s decision meant abortion was now outlawed in every state. In reality, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health made every state responsible for deciding when a woman could abort her... Continue reading »

South Carolina Baptists lead the way in GenSend participants

Summer plans for many young adults look like taking vacations or returning to their hometown, but for more than 50 students throughout the South Carolina Baptist Convention, plans look like living on mission through the North American Mission... Continue reading »

Division II Southeast Regionals in review: ‘Crusaders never out of it’

“This is a new team, and we’re going to write a new story,” said Coach Landon Powell, head coach of North Greenville University’s baseball team. The Crusaders have built a reputation for being winners during their 2022 NCAA DII National... Continue reading »

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South Carolina Legislature passes revised Heartbeat Bill

South Carolina Baptists lead the way in GenSend participants

Division II Southeast Regionals in review: ‘Crusaders never out of it’