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Immeasurably More: Death by Meeting

The smallest Southern Baptist Convention in 67 years may occasion a serious review of how we do business at every level. The 4,800-plus registered messengers could reflect distance and cost factors more than disdain for meetings. Yet, trends indicate... Continue Reading »

Anderson University’s ‘Preaching University’ set for July 26-28

The third annual Preaching University, a three-day continuing-education event for pastors and church leaders, will be held at Anderson University July 26-28.... Continue Reading »

Letter: Can one speak from beyond grave?

Yes, what we do while we are alive speaks, and how we leave our estate can also speak loudly. Sarah Ballard was a good teacher while she was alive and a good teacher in her death. Sarah lived to... Continue Reading »

Finding Bible Answers in 8 Seconds

?Who knows my heart?? ?How should I talk?? ?How can I get to heaven?? These are common questions that youth might ask. Teens who participate in the state Youth Bible Drill have learned what the Bible says in answer... Continue Reading »

Letter: Keep doxology meaningful

In reference to 'the case for the doxology? (?Your Views,? June 23) we as an SBC church still sing the doxology every Sunday morning, but stress the importance of understanding and meaning the words we sing.... Continue Reading »

South Carolina Showcase for July 7, 2011

Townville Church, in Saluda Association, burned the mortgage on its family life center on May 1. The facility was constructed in 2001. Pictured at the service are Jim Crittendon, pastor; Jim Collins, chairman of deacons; Tommy Grant, vice chairman... Continue Reading »

Letter: Jesus, not tradition, matters

I am just a simple servant in my local church, I lead a small group and have served as a deacon. I try to read every mailing of the Courier. Many of your articles point to SBC leaders looking... Continue Reading »

Snow cones, popcorn and a bouncy house: tools for evangelism in Canada

Eastern Canadian church-planting tip: Get a carnival on wheels. Like the one Spartanburg County Baptist Network just donated to the East Coast Baptist Association in Nova Scotia: a 6-by-12-foot trailer outfitted with a popcorn machine, snow cone machine, kids?... Continue Reading »

Sunday school teacher builds inspiration for students

For Sunday school teacher Deanie Hutto, making Bible stories real for his class of 9- to 12-year-olds has taken on a whole new meaning. With the help of a cabinet-making deacon and a church member who paints, 68-year-old Hutto... Continue Reading »

Charleston Southern administrator leads Hispanic Bible Institute

AGAPE, a Bible institute designed to train Spanish-speaking Christian leaders, awarded certificates in Christian ministry to six students this spring.... Continue Reading »

North Greenville welcomes ‘Fuge’ camps

This summer, North Greenville University is hosting Centrifuge, a youth camp sponsored by LifeWay Christian Resources, and M-Fuge, a sister camp that adds mission involvement to the camp experience.... Continue Reading »

Boyle named director of alumni relations and annual giving

Beth Boyle has been named director of alumni relations and annual giving at Charleston Southern University. A 2008 Charleston Southern graduate with a major in communication, Boyle has served in the athletics department at the university. She previously worked... Continue Reading »

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