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We’ve heard the commandment—go and make disciples of all nations. We know the gospel, but we’re too scared to share it. We sense the Holy Spirit’s prompting but rationalize disobedience by promising ourselves that “we’ll share next time.” So... Continue Reading »
BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Charleston Southern’s women’s softball team rallied in game two of a doubleheader against Gardner Webb March 14 but came up short by a run 8-7. Down 8-6, CS catcher Emma Smith singled through the right side, advanced... Continue Reading »
CHARLESTON—The Bucs scored a season high 22-runs and run ruled Villanova 22-4 to avoid being swept on Saturday afternoon. Charleston Southern’s 22-run explosion was the most runs scored by the Bucs since the 28-run game vs. High Point in... Continue Reading »
Each year, Southern Baptists gather for our annual meeting as stewards. We come as messengers from our churches, entrusted with a responsibility that stretches back nearly two centuries: cooperating together for the sake of the Great Commission. That cooperation... Continue Reading »
Have you ever been drawn into an infomercial or found yourself awed by the sales pitch of a social media influencer? Basically, someone you have never met before is telling you how miserable your life is without their product.... Continue Reading »
More than 3,500 athletes from 93 countries gathered in Milan, Italy, in February, where they spent two weeks competing for Olympic gold in sports like skiing, figure skating and ice hockey. Organizers anticipated more than 2 million spectators would... Continue Reading »
Anderson University’s magical season came to an abrupt halt on Saturday night (March 14) as the number one seed in the Division II Men’s Basketball Southeast Region was upset by the eighth seeded Young Harris College Mountain Lions of... Continue Reading »
TIGERVILLE—The Trailblazers lost game two of the midweek set against non-conference foe Trevecca Nazarene 9-7 on Wednesday at Ray & Bea Dillard field. Boone Miller allowed four runs, walked three and hit one batter while recording one out in... Continue Reading »
More than 1,000 college students from church groups and university ministries across South Carolina gathered in Myrtle Beach on Feb. 6–8 for CONVERGE, a weekend event that challenges and equips college students to passionately follow Jesus. This year marks... Continue Reading »
More than 80 South Carolina Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers are participating in a “spring break project” this week to assist homeowners in Spartanburg County, which has the highest number of residents still needing assistance with damages from Hurricane Helene.... Continue Reading »
Matt Rogers’ time at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary was about to conclude. But a new season was beginning. His wife, Sarah, was pregnant with their first child, Corrie, and parenting would soon begin. But raising a little girl (and... Continue Reading »
It is with great sadness that the university announces the death of Rev. Jonathan “Jon” D. Davis, associate vice president for spiritual life, on March 9. Jon was diagnosed with multiform glioblastoma in 2021 and lived the last five... Continue Reading »
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