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‘Rebuild Haiti’ to help suffering survivors

The plight of Haitians who survived the Jan. 12, 2010, earthquake is deeply moving and almost beyond comprehension, say Southern Baptist relief leaders who have been to Haiti. The vast majority of their capital, Port-au-Prince, still lies in rubble... Continue Reading »

Sunday School Lessons: Jan. 2, 2011, Explore the Bible

Decisions . . . decisions . . . decisions! We face them every day. Some are small, others far-reaching. All people make their share of bad decisions, even though most probably do not set out intentionally to make bad... Continue Reading »

Transforming Sunday school: From members – to ministers – to missionaries

Where are you with Sunday school, and how does Sunday school fit into your church's mission to make disciples?? Those are the questions that primarily drive the work of Belinda Jolley, director, adult ministry office, South Carolina Baptist Convention,... Continue Reading »

Open Windows begins 75th year

In April 2011, Open Windows, the personal devotional magazine published by LifeWay Christian Resources, will begin its 75th year of continuous publication.... Continue Reading »

Students serving breakfast to others on Christmas morning

The students of Northside Baptist Church, West Columbia, won't be sleeping in or opening gifts on Christmas morning. Instead, they will be up early, making pancakes and serving breakfast to members of their community.... Continue Reading »

Four from state WMU staff to retire

Four South Carolina Woman's Missionary Union employees will retire effective Dec. 31.... Continue Reading »

Camden First Baptist celebrates 200 years

Year-long activities highlighting ?giving gifts to the community? have marked the 200th anniversary of Camden's First Baptist Church, constituted with 25 members in 1810 as the Camden Baptist Church.... Continue Reading »

First Person: Urban Meyer walks away from a clich

Saying that family is a priority in one's life is easy. Spout a few trite clich's on the importance of family and you?re done. Actually making the family a priceless aspect of one's life is more difficult. It requires... Continue Reading »

Pam Carroll new South Carolina Baptist Convention financial officer

Pam Carroll, a retired banking executive, has been named chief financial officer for the South Carolina Baptist Convention.... Continue Reading »

Call to ministry is topic of new book by Anderson University faculty

?Now That You?ve Been Called to Ministry? is the title of a new book written by members of the Christian studies faculty at Anderson University.... Continue Reading »

South Carolina inmates receive Christmas gifts, gospel message

South Carolina Baptists made sure every inmate in the state prison system received a Christmas gift this year. The annual Christmas Packets for Prisoners drive collected 24,815 packets, which were placed in the hands of inmates on Dec. 7.... Continue Reading »

Dec. 30 deadline for church gifts

The South Carolina Baptist Convention will close its 2010 financial records at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 30.... Continue Reading »