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Serving the homeless in Greenville: North Greenville University Impact Team builds relationships
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May 27, 2009
North Greenville University's Downtown Impact Team spends two days each week working with the homeless in downtown Greenville....
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First Person –
Measuring What Matters Most
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May 27, 2009
'toward a Great Commission Resurgence.? For anyone with a heart for the gospel, this is a glimmer of hope in an otherwise bleak collection of statistics recently circulated on the church in America. Cause to celebrate, correct? Maybe!...
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Connie Maxwell dedicates new dining hall
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May 27, 2009
Ben Davis, president/CEO of Connie Maxwell Children's Home, is pictured with former students Cecil and Frances Sandifer at the dedication of the new Sandifer Dining Hall on the Greenwood campus....
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Not all bad news
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May 27, 2009
In the cover story of the April 30 Courier, Rudy Gray, president of the SCBC, was quoted as saying, 'the reality is that younger people are not as involved as those over 40 at our annual meetings. The real...
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Gallamore to chair SBC committee
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May 21, 2009
South Carolina pastor and former state convention president David Gallamore has been appointed by SBC president Johnny Hunt to chair the 70-member Committee on Committees of the Southern Baptist Convention....
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‘It’s about Jesus, not the motorcycles’
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May 21, 2009
It wasn't a natural disaster, but it impacted more than a quarter-million people. It happened on the coast of South Carolina, and people came from as far away as Louisiana and Virginia to assist. It was Myrtle Beach Bike...
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‘Great Commission Resurgence’ must be fueled by relationship
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May 21, 2009
If Southern Baptists want to see a ?Great Commission Resurgence,? Henry Blackaby believes they need to focus on the relationship between disciples and the living Lord Jesus, not launch a new emphasis on evangelism....
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South Carolina Campers on Mission go from seashore to the mountains
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May 21, 2009
More than 30 South Carolina Baptist Campers on Mission capped off their annual spring rally by traveling to LifeWay's Ridgecrest Conference Center near Asheville, where they helped spruce up the scenic mountain retreat....
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Youth Bible Drill held in Columbia
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May 21, 2009
Youth Bible Drill was held May 2 at St. Andrews Baptist Church, Columbia. The 34 participants were in grades 7, 8, or 9 and represented churches from all over the state....
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Anglers’ retreat nets more than just a good catch
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May 21, 2009
A fishing retreat turned into something more when a men's group from State Street Baptist Church, Cayce, took place in an ?Ironman Outdoors? ministry catfish retreat May 1-3....
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Hunt: Unhealthy SBC needed ‘shock’ of Great Commission Resurgence declaration
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May 21, 2009
The strongly worded 10-point declaration, 'toward a Great Commission Resurgence,? released April 27, was a needed 'shock? for an unhealthy Southern Baptist Convention, according to SBC president Johnny Hunt....
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WMU at SBC: Change a life and world
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May 13, 2009
Reflecting the new tagline of Woman's Missionary Union ? ?Change a Life. Change the World? ? this year's WMU annual meeting and missions celebration will seek to show how people can play a part in changing the world through...
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