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North Greenville University graduates December class

?It's not what you know, but who you know,? said Weldon Fallaw in his address to 120 graduates at North Greenville University's commencement exercises on Dec. 10.... Continue Reading »

First Person: Hell’s Edge Starts at Kibera

A child should not go to bed hungry, sick and unsafe, but in Kibera, Kenya, it is the daily norm. Small children roam the dirt alleys with diseases and empty stomachs, facing the real danger of attacks and being... Continue Reading »

Students make parachutes to drop gospel to persecuted believers

On Nov. 10, Francis Marion University and Florence-Darlington Tech's Baptist Collegiate Ministries led nearly 150 students in worship and acknowledging the persecuted church.... Continue Reading »

Anderson University to host Young Leaders’ Workshop

On Jan. 13, Anderson University will host the Anderson Young Leaders? Workshop, with guest Mark Batterson, founding pastor of National Community Church, a multisite interdenominational church in Washington, D.C.... Continue Reading »

Thankful for support

The Lord is so good, and he is faithful to supply our every need. I stand amazed at how he has blessed the ministry of Parson's Pantry. It is a joy to watch him meet the needs of his... Continue Reading »

Crossing Carolina for January 7, 2010

STAN GIBSON has been called as pastor of Marion Baptist Church in Marion Association. He served there as youth pastor from 1998-99, and at several other churches since then. A native of Tennessee, Gibson leaves his student ministry position... Continue Reading »

Let’s hear from pastors

In reference to the recent letters about putting our old leaders ?out to pasture,? I find it very ironic that in the same paper we had an article titled ?Without young leaders, ?best days? in the past.?... Continue Reading »

South Carolina Showcase for January 7, 2010

The youth of Cassatt Baptist Church, Kershaw Baptist Association, recently visited and sang Christmas carols for elderly residents of their community. “We have the greatest bunch of youth groupers there are,” said Dianne Rutledge, a member of Cassatt Baptist.... Continue Reading »

Cuts pose lasting impact

In November, with less than 600 messengers voting, a small majority affirmed the 2010 South Carolina Baptist Convention budget. The adoption of that budget resulted in a 6 percent decrease that will have lasting impact on the work of... Continue Reading »

South Carolina Baptists launch GPS participation with TV spots, Web site

God's Plan for Sharing (GPS), a Southern Baptist initiative with a goal of every believer sharing the gospel and every person in North America hearing the gospel by 2020, will be supported in South Carolina through a series of... Continue Reading »

What is proper worship?

It seems just a few years ago that Southern Baptist churches worshiped basically the same way. Now we have not only traditional services ('traditional? referring to how far back in history one wants to go) but also contemporary services.... Continue Reading »

Keeping church ‘simply focused’ is pastor’s strategy

Pastor David Bagwell, 29, was impacted by the book, 'simple Church,? by Thom Rainer and Eric Geiger. So when Bagwell came to Bethel Baptist Church, Westminster, he wanted to move the church toward understanding its simple purpose to reach... Continue Reading »