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Two countries, one faith: World Changer students partner for Gospel

Making their way to the dining hall, they crowded behind the thin glass of the windowpanes, a cloud of different colors and dialects -- fitting for a project based in the Republic of South Africa, a self-described "Rainbow Nation."... Continue Reading »

Student aims to make her one life count

It"s not her sense of humor, and the way she introduces herself as Julia Roberts instead of Julia October, her actual last name. It"s not even the fact that she"s sick, diagnosed with autoimmune disease lupus since she was... Continue Reading »

TV Family Movie Night: a ‘giant experiment’

Parents who long for wholesome television they can watch with their children have a chance to grab broadcasters" attention with the next installment of Family Movie Night August 6, and the only tool they need is their remote.... Continue Reading »

FIRST-PERSON: A major legal case for church-run schools

Most would agree that a church should be able to open a school to ensure that its children get an education that conforms with its religious teachings.... Continue Reading »

FIRST-PERSON: A theology of time

For many leaders, complaints about not having enough time are about as common as breathing. Yet, God isn"t a harsh taskmaster, making unreasonable demands or giving us more to accomplish than there is time to do it. Let"s consider... Continue Reading »

Letter: Use all means to promote Christ

I have to agree with the letter writer ('spread gospel with Facebook,? July 21). Facebook is an excellent way to stand up for your Lord and express your views, your prayer requests, and even advertise your church.... Continue Reading »

FIRST-PERSON: Fighting for innocence from sin

An intoxicating mixture of innocence, beauty and spirit, Christiana was the most sought-after freshman at her Christian college.... Continue Reading »

SCBC president Holmes mourns death of his son

South Carolina Baptist Convention president Sonny Holmes and his wife Harriet are mourning the loss of their son, Brian Eliot Holmes, 33, who died July 18, 2011.... Continue Reading »

Sunday School Lessons: August 7, 2011, Explore the Bible

These lessons in Jeremiah are so basic. They are about who God is, who we are, our tendency to drift, our stubbornness and God's faithfulness. We?ve seen our relationship to God move from externals to a new covenant that... Continue Reading »

Letter: Judge not by appearance

I am part of the younger generation and attend a Southern Baptist church. I am bothered by the legalistic ?write-ins? from people. I grew up in the SBC, but because of the legalism and rituals, I strayed away from... Continue Reading »

Crossing Carolina for August 4, 2011

Ray Russell RAY RUSSELL, pastor of Riverview Church in Greenville Association, received his degree from Luther Rice Seminary and University during their May 13 commencement at First Church, Atlanta.

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Sunday School Lessons: August 14, 2011, Explore the Bible

As we look at our lesson for this week, we continue to see the same pattern repeated over and over. God speaks through his prophet ? the people rebel ? judgment follows. For some reason, the human race has... Continue Reading »