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Spartanburg student discovers God’s ‘design’ for her life

Catherine Watson (whose real name is not used here for security reasons) is a rising senior at Converse College with plans to graduate next spring with degrees in interior design and art history. She has wanted to become an... Continue Reading »

First Person: Three Generations at the ‘Sacred Mountain’

On the last week of this summer's Lad Camp at Camp McCall, my son Clint, his son Noah, and I all enjoyed a most wonderful time with the leaders and campers at McCall. Three generations at camp together ?... Continue Reading »

Georgetown First Baptist puts emphasis on families, watches spiritual growth occur

A focus on family ministry touching the whole family is the foundation of a spiritual-growth emphasis at First Baptist Church, Georgetown, as evidenced through 30 baptisms this year and increased discipleship involvement.... Continue Reading »

Price named South Carolina Baptist Convention church multiplication group director

Daryl Price is the new director of the church multiplication group of the South Carolina Baptist Convention. He began his work Aug. 3.... Continue Reading »

Fast Facts for September 3, 2009

Starvation stalks millions in Kenya Starvation continues to stalk millions of Maasai people in Kenya’s Rift valley, and Southern Baptists are launching a new round of hunger relief to help the neediest survive. Almost a third of the people... Continue Reading »

Anderson University begins new year, new traditions

With close to 100 volunteers from the university on hand to assist them, members of the class of 2013 could scarcely turn around without someone offering help or a greeting during the Aug. 15 freshman move-in day at Anderson... Continue Reading »

Anderson University moves up in national rankings

Anderson University continues its ascent in the annual U.S. News & World Report's ?America's Best Colleges? rankings. This year, Anderson advanced eight spots to be named among the 25 best institutions of its type in the South.... Continue Reading »

New academic year begins at Charleston Southern University

Students have begun classes at Charleston Southern University as the school celebrates its 45th year and Jairy Hunter observes his 25th year as president.... Continue Reading »

First Person: New Every Morning

It was probably fourth or fifth grade. I had a paper due that had to be written on one clean sheet of paper ? in ink.... Continue Reading »

Former NFL coach Tony Dungy to Michael Vick: ‘Where was the Lord in all of this?’

While NFL coaches, players and analysts have speculated how Michael Vick will fare in returning to pro football after two years in prison, his closest mentor, former Colts head coach Tony Dungy, said Vick will succeed only by putting... Continue Reading »

First Person: Staying Connected with Mike Hamlet – in Asia

NOTE TO READERS: Mike Hamlet is senior pastor of First Baptist North Spartanburg in Spartanburg, S.C. This summer he and members of his church traveled to Asia to minister to Southern Baptist missionaries who serve in South Asia. Below... Continue Reading »

First Person: A missionary mommy helps her 6-year-old step out in faith

This week I was reading in one of my favorite chapters in the Bible, Hebrews 11. I love reading this chapter because it reminds me of all the folks who stepped out in faith and did not know what... Continue Reading »