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First Person: After rising water takes city by surprise, Courier staffer brings relief to hometown residents

Storms come and go in our lives, but a storm on June 7, 2008, not only took my hometown of Columbus, Ind., by surprise, but left the town in shock and designated a disaster zone.... Continue Reading »

Cooperative Program 0.27% behind 2007 pace

Year-to-date contributions through the Southern Baptist Convention's Cooperative Program are 0.27 percent behind the same time frame in June 2007.... Continue Reading »

Austin to host listening sessions

South Carolina Baptists are invited to meet with Jim Austin, executive director-treasurer, South Carolina Baptist Convention, and discuss statewide Baptist work at six regional listening sessions.... Continue Reading »

South Carolina Showcase for July 10, 2008

Hillcrest Baptist Church, Dalzell, a small church behind Shaw Air Force Base that burned down Feb. 17, needs volunteers through Brotherhood Builders to help build, paint, etc. Contact Bob Salley at salley2@pbtcomm.net or call 803-258-3186 (home) or 803-258-3484. Groundbreaking... Continue Reading »

Summersalt focuses on Acts 1-2, church

What would you do if you were stranded in a mountain cabin for days with no electricity, no running water, and with a group of people with whom you cannot see eye to eye? That question was posed to... Continue Reading »

Youth MusicArts Camp combines with Summersalt

For the first time, two summer camp mainstays have joined forces into one. Summersalt, the South Carolina Baptist Convention youth camp held across four weeks in the summer, has traditionally stood alone, as has Youth MusicArts Camp. Seeking to... Continue Reading »

SCBC institutions ‘superb’

Not long ago, I had the happy privilege of being an overnight guest at the Bethea Baptist Retirement Center near Darlington. It was a most pleasant experience to have the opportunity to visit with administrator Ben Spurling and his... Continue Reading »

Anderson University students answer call to summer missions

More than 140 Anderson University students are serving both at home and abroad ? traveling to Arizona and Yellowstone National Park, and to China, India, Mexico, Nepal and Tanzania.... Continue Reading »

Charleston Southern alumnus Swindle gets call to majors

Former charleston Southern University standout R.J. Swindle finally got his chance as he was called late July 1 and told he would be moving up to the big leagues. Swindle was expected to be in uniform for the Philadelphia... Continue Reading »

Crossing Carolina for July 10, 2008

Mary Carol Anderson MARY CAROL ANDERSON has been called as associate minister in student ministries at First Baptist Church, Aiken, effective Aug. 15. A native of Greenville, Anderson is a graduate of Clemson University and the Baptist Seminary in... Continue Reading »

Anderson University, Japanese Baptist Convention plan exchange program

Board member Akinori Taguchi of the Japanese Baptist Convention, who is also pastor of the Kanazawa Baptist Church in Japan, met with Anderson University officials June 24 to discuss a future student exchange program.... Continue Reading »

Educational scholarships awarded at Great Falls First Baptist Church

The scholarship committee of First Baptist Church, Great Falls, awarded education scholarships during worship service June 22 to six young adults: Chasity Baker, Joshua Hefner, Kyle Hefner, Tori Lane, Dakota McMurray and Jade Towery.... Continue Reading »