The Baptist Courier

Brad Whitt, pastor of Temple Baptist Church, Simpsonville, earned a doctor of ministry degree in expository preaching from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in December.... Continue Reading »

Annie Armstrong, in the person of Teri Lewis, visited First Baptist Church, Cross Hill, on March 1. A professional actress and teacher of acting, movement and voice at the Fine Arts Center in Greenville, Lewis presented “The Prayers of... Continue Reading »

Forty Anderson University students served in three separate mission trips over spring break in places ranging from Baltimore to Philadelphia to Washington, D.C., to Belize, Central America.... Continue Reading »

Making disciples who make a difference. That was the unofficial motto at this year's SCBC Senior Adult Convention, held March 16-18 in Charleston.... Continue Reading »

Belinda Jolley has been writing for years, so the invitation to write this year's adult Vacation Bible School literature for LifeWay Christian Resources was a project she was eager to accept. Under the theme ?Boomerang Express: It All Comes... Continue Reading »

Christian Worldview Week took place March 16-18 at North Greenville University. The conference was organized by Tony Beam, director of the university's Christian Worldview Center, who chose the theme for the conference, ?Christian Worldview Under Fire.?... Continue Reading »

Early this year, two think tanks released surveys of the religious landscape in America. The results? Not good.... Continue Reading »

Engaging a younger generation of leaders and a discussion of the Cooperative Program were the topics when Baptist state convention presidents gathered March 19 to talk about the health of the Southern Baptist Convention with the president of the... Continue Reading »

The right of health care providers to opt out of participating in abortion procedures apparently will remain safe under the Obama administration, according to South Carolina pastor Frank Page, who is a member of the President"s faith-based advisory council.... Continue Reading »

?WMU is still alive, still growing, and still relevant,? South Carolina WMU executive director-treasurer Laurie Register told messengers to the 2009 Woman's Missionary Union annual meeting, which was held March 27-28 at Alice Drive Baptist Church, Sumter.... Continue Reading »

South Carolina Baptists filled Taylors First Baptist Church to capacity March 18 for the commissioning of 89 missionaries by the International Mission Board.... Continue Reading »

Have Southern Baptists said, ?Enough!?? Have they reached their potential in reaching a lost world for Christ? Is their work done?... Continue Reading »