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Ridgecrest hosts women’s leadership event

Bible study author Beth Moore is concerned that the fast-paced communication of today's culture is pulling people away from meditating on the messages God has for them.... Continue Reading »

A ‘few good men’ needed

On Dec. 9, the Courier published an article in which George Dye theorizes that deacon rotation results in better service from the team. I have a different viewpoint.... Continue Reading »

Sunday School Lessons: Jan. 23, 2011, Bible Studies for Life

Today's economy is being blamed for a lot of things, sometimes justly, sometimes unjustly. The Bible teaches sacrificial giving and living, without making exception for difficult times. When we speak of a ?lifestyle? of sacrifice, therefore, we refer to... Continue Reading »

Darlington church lauded for helping school during crisis

A South Carolina Baptist church has been recognized for stepping up to the plate to help its community during a moment of crisis.... Continue Reading »

Sunday School Lessons: Jan. 30, 2011, Bible Studies for Life

As a branch connected to the Vine, the Vinedresser is working on you right now! The discipline of meditation is important to the Vinedresser because it results in the bearing of spiritual fruit (Psalm 1:3). But in this frenzied... Continue Reading »

Anderson University to present ‘The Denmark Story’

The Playhouse at Anderson University will present 'the Denmark Story,? by Scott Kirk, at the South Carolina Baptist Convention building on Jan. 24 at 9 a.m. (private show) and at Columbia College's Spears Auditorium on Jan. 24 at 7... Continue Reading »

Sunday School Lessons: Jan. 23, 2011, Explore the Bible

Too often a ?what's-in-it-for-me? motive lurks beneath the surface of our decisions and actions. Some people even engage in public service or give to charitable organizations, not so much to help others as to advance selfish personal goals. Believers... Continue Reading »

Haiti worker prays people won’t forget

Carved into the concrete floor of a one-room house in Port-au-Prince, Haiti's capital, are the words ?With God all things are possible.? The family living there lost their home Jan. 12, 2010, when a 7.0-magnitude earthquake shook Haiti, claiming... Continue Reading »

Rainers examine beliefs of Millennials in new book

Thom Rainer, president of LifeWay Christian Resources, and his son Jess Rainer have teamed up to write 'the Millennials: Connecting to America's Largest Generation,? a book released in January by LifeWay's B&H Publishing Group.... Continue Reading »

Sunday School Lessons: Jan. 30, 2011, Explore the Bible

People seldom hesitate to broadcast news of a work promotion, a new grandchild, an upcoming wedding, or a prestigious award. However, many are not as quick to tell others the good news of what God has done.... Continue Reading »

North Greenville mourns loss of former president

Thomas L. Neely of Ridgecrest, N.C., 95, former president of North Greenville University when it was a two-year college, died at his home on Dec. 23, 2010.... Continue Reading »

CP giving tracking ahead of 2010 pace

Contributions through the Southern Baptist Convention's Cooperative Program are 1.37 percent ahead of the same time frame at the outset of 2010.... Continue Reading »