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First Person: Embrace the Brand

The Southern Baptist denomination is currently engaged in serious, widespread, and, hopefully, fruitful discussions about our identity, our purpose, and our future. One subject getting ink, airtime and ?cyber?-space with regularity is our name: 'the Southern Baptist Convention.? Many... Continue Reading »

WMU announces nominees for executive board, nominating committee

Woman's Missionary Union, auxiliary to the South Carolina Baptist Convention, has announced the 2010-2011 nominees for executive board positions and the 2011 nominees for nominating committee positions.... Continue Reading »

‘Salt & Light’ participants urged to ‘man up’

The Salt & Light Men's Ministries Conference, sponsored by the evangelism group of the South Carolina Baptist Convention, was held Feb. 5-6 at White Oak Conference Center.... Continue Reading »

Former SCBC exec Carlisle Driggers: EKG requires persistence, patience

Carlisle Driggers recently passed a small church that was taking on a new building project, and he noticed a sign that explained, ?We?re building for kingdom growth.? Driggers, former executive director of the South Carolina Baptist Convention, took that... Continue Reading »

In Conway, Pleasant Hill dedicates new facility

Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, Conway, held a dedication service for its new building on Jan. 24.... Continue Reading »

Discipleship comes first

As a pastor in this state for nine years, I have always made the State Evangelism Conference a priority on my calendar. This year's offerings of speakers were superb, and I personally needed to hear the messages that were... Continue Reading »

Fast Facts for March 4, 2010

Johnny Hunt announces SBC theme Registration for messengers and local hotels is open for the June 15-16 Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla. SBC president Johnny Hunt has selected “LoveLoud through... Continue Reading »

Anderson University students minister to children in Guatemala

A team of 14 Anderson University students and two others traveled to Paradise, Guatemala, Dec. 12-17. The team worked with missionaries Nathan and Claudia Hardeman at a soccer stadium being built to provide a place for neighborhood children to... Continue Reading »

GuideStone rep needed

I was born in 1946, and I am classified as the eldest of the Baby Boomer generation. I am grateful for the 63 years our Father has allowed me to live and to serve him, and it has been... Continue Reading »

Robert Hal Norton

Robert Hal Norton, longtime pastor of Garden City Chapel, died Feb. 13, 2010.... Continue Reading »

Group seeks to rescue sex slaves

?We thought slavery was abolished in the 19th century. We were wrong.? The quote is from a YouTube video about the A-21 Campaign (shorthand for ?Abolishing Injustice in the 21st Century?). During Black History Month, Americans celebrated how far... Continue Reading »

Depressed need support

I am 73, and perhaps my words will have some positive thought to add to what has been already said. I am not a minister. I am a retired layman who worked in layman's occupations, but I have suffered... Continue Reading »