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South Carolina Showcase for September 15, 2011

The North Greenville University Campus Band was birthed in August. The band plays contemporary praise and worship music at chapel and other venues. Jared Barber, class of 2009, is music director for the band. During his student days, Barber... Continue Reading »

Whitmans honored for 5 decades of service at Gap Hill Church

A pastor and his wife who have served the same church for 50 years – and who continue to serve – were honored Aug. 7. Boyce and Doris Whitman Boyce and Doris Whitman were recognized during a homecoming service... Continue Reading »

What’s New York Without a Yellow Cab?

A yellow taxi made its rounds over the summer to churches around Barnwell County and nearby. Its trip began in early June at Elko Church. Hearing about LifeWay Christian Resources? Big Apple Adventure theme for Vacation Bible School, Nancy... Continue Reading »

Two upcoming events focus on evangelism and prayer

A look at the New Testament church's schedule of ?activities? reveals two key emphases: prayer, and the sharing of their fledgling faith outside the walls of the synagogues. These emphases are the focus of two upcoming events sponsored by... Continue Reading »

Sunday School Lessons: September 18, 2011, Bible Studies for Life

Our servant spirit reflects our spiritual maturity. In Romans 12:1-3, Paul echoes Christ's attitude and action (John 13:1-14; Philippians 2:1-13) when he calls us not to think better of ourselves than we are. The renewal of our minds must... Continue Reading »

Sunday School Lessons: September 25, 2011, Bible Studies for Life

People who know Jesus tell others about him. Like Andrew and Philip, we are expected to go and tell. The following story, written by International Mission Board personnel, illustrates how. You will note the words in the story that... Continue Reading »

Sunday School Lessons: September 18, 2011, Explore the Bible

As college students begin their semesters, they know they must work hard to earn that valuable college degree. Americans have long valued hard work and prized accomplishments gained through personal effort. Too often, though, many approach their relationship with... Continue Reading »

Sunday School Lessons: September 25, 2011, Explore the Bible

In Psalm 103:2, David delivered this challenge, ?Praise the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits.? It is important for all of God's children to remember the incredible blessings we receive as recipients of God's grace,... Continue Reading »

Book offers comfort for grieving parents

A student minister from Union has written a book designed to offer comfort to any parent who has lost a child.... Continue Reading »

‘Courageous’ movie can be evangelism tool, SCBC strategist says

?Courageous: Honor Begins at Home? is the newest feature film from Sherwood Pictures, the makers of ?Facing the Giants? and ?Fireproof.? The movie, which opens in theaters Sept. 30, depicts the tough side of fatherhood set against the backdrop... Continue Reading »

First Person – ‘Utopia,’ film with Christian values, attracts A-list cast

Verbose in his faith, gentle in demeanor, David Cook is an inspirational speaker, a renowned sports psychologist, and the screenwriter of the new film 'seven Days in Utopia,? starring Robert Duvall and Lucas Black. In his film, he uses... Continue Reading »

Intersections: Where Faith Meets Life – by Bob Weathers

Rachelle Friedman was overwhelmed with excitement. Her future with fiance Chris Chapman was bright and promising. She and her bridesmaids escaped to Virginia Beach in May of 2010 for her bachelorette party. And then they dashed to the pool... Continue Reading »