The Baptist Courier

Charleston Southern University held a ceremonial groundbreaking for its new Christian Leadership Building Oct. 14.... Continue Reading »

For many, sorting through media in today"s information age feels much like venturing out into that dense morning fog.... Continue Reading »

In reference to the letter concerning it being a waste of time to discuss a name change for the Southern Baptist Convention (?Your Views,? Oct. 13) and the chivalrous defense of 'southern? being a name of integrity, I would... Continue Reading »

When East Franklin, Ala., resident Bobby Parker emerged from what was left of his home after a deadly EF5 tornado tore it to pieces, he had no idea that nearly four months later he would be standing in the... Continue Reading »

The men and women who serve on our state convention's Great Commission Resurgence Task Force have done a tremendous job of putting together a workable plan to help South Carolina Baptists become more intentional about penetrating our spiritually dark... Continue Reading »

I read the Courier all the time and enjoy it so much. It is very informative. I have been reading about changing the name from Southern Baptist Convention to something else.... Continue Reading »

We were created to have a personal relationship with God. That relationship is broken due to sin. Sin is our rebellious removal of God from leadership in our lives and replacing him with ourselves.... Continue Reading »

>A goal of 55,901 Southern Baptist congregations by the end of 2020 has been set by North American Mission Board President Kevin Ezell as part of the Send North America strategy NAMB is implementing in evangelistic church planting.... Continue Reading »

In eastern Turkey, hard-hit by a 7.3-magnitude earthquake Oct. 23, the living are still being pulled from the rubble -- a two-week-old baby, a pregnant mother, a grandmother, according to BBC News.... Continue Reading »

The team originally had planned to share Christ in another section of Sikkim state, but after the earthquake their plans changed.... Continue Reading »

In northeast India, it is commonly believed that the gods were displeased with their worship and sent the earthquake as punishment.... Continue Reading »

Although she and other members of a missions team from The Church at Brook Hills in Birmingham, Ala., prepared spiritually and physically for months, Weber said she never expected to lead someone to Christ.... Continue Reading »