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Foster mom loves children only to let them go

Susan, who cares for at-risk children in Thailand as an International Mission Board worker, recalls when she traveled to another country last year to help facilitate the adoption of a child she had reared since it was four days... Continue Reading »

Mother’s Day church attendance ranks 3rd</div

Between Easter and Christmas, Mother"s Day may be the most likely day people will attend church, according to a study by LifeWay Research.... Continue Reading »

Anti-religion campus policies targeted by ADF

The Alliance Defense Fund has launched a nationwide campaign to convince state universities and colleges to change policies that restrict students" First Amendment rights.... Continue Reading »

Methodists maintain biblical stance on homosexuality

The United Methodist Church has opted not to follow other mainline Protestant denominations in a drift toward liberalism on the issue of homosexuality in declining to alter language in a guiding document.... Continue Reading »

Chesterfield woman is South Carolina Mother of the Year

A Chesterfield mother of seven children has been selected as the South Carolina Mother of the Year 2012. Miriam McLaurin Gulledge, 77, a member of Chesterfield Baptist Church, was honored April 26 by Gov. Nikki Haley.... Continue Reading »

The people speak: A history of marriage votes

>Every state that has voted on the issue of marriage at the ballot has affirmed the traditional definition of marriage being between a man and a woman.... Continue Reading »

GuideStone Funds honored with premier financial award

GuideStone Funds has won one of the most prestigious awards in the financial world for mutual fund families with up to $40 billion in assets ? the 2012 Lipper Award for Best Overall Small Fund Group in the U.S.... Continue Reading »

Parisview holds centennial celebration in April

Parisview Baptist Church in Greenville celebrated ?a century of making Christ's love accessible to all? on April 27.... Continue Reading »

Church ladies provide clean water in Asia

>When Ella Creel heard children were dying for lack of clean water, she knew something had to be done.... Continue Reading »

Baptist Foundation’s Catoe to retire

Coleman Catoe, vice president of legal services with the Baptist Foundation of South Carolina, has announced his retirement effective May 18.... Continue Reading »

Shivers book on apologetics hailed as ‘timely and relevant’

The first of three books written by evangelist Frank Shivers of Columbia and designed for students ? this one entitled ?Hot Buttons on Apologetics? ? has been released and is drawing praise from youth leaders in South Carolina.... Continue Reading »

SWBTS grads to see trials & victories

Paige Patterson challenged graduates never to forget their calling nor lose their vision of the exalted and holy God during Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary"s spring commencement May 4.... Continue Reading »