The Baptist Courier

Marvin C. Hembree, 95, of Taylors, a pastor who served several Upstate churches over the course of a ministry that spanned more than 50 years, died March 1, 2008.... Continue Reading »

Mohler tumor clear of cancer Albert Mohler Jr., president of Southern Baptist Seminary, received good news from the results of his recent surgery: A tumor removed from his colon is not cancerous. Mohler, 48, underwent surgery in March to... Continue Reading »

The 2008 Christian Worldview Week ? featuring Ergun Caner, Dinesh D'souza, Frank Reich, Ronald Marks and worship leader Calvin Hunt ? was hosted by North Greenville University March 17-19.... Continue Reading »

Ken Hemphill, national Empowering Kingdom Growth strategist, has turned his attention and the attention of Southern Baptists to an issue, he says, is the ?one specific issue of repentance that God demands of the people who would experience revival.?... Continue Reading »

To learn about the SCBC's 2008 service opportunities in South Asia, visit www.scbaptist.org.... Continue Reading »

Recently, Southern Baptists? attention has been focused on media reports which relate to the signing and release of a document titled, 'southern Baptists Environment and Climate Initiative.? Seldom have I seen such a reaction. Part of this has been... Continue Reading »

This month, the South Carolina Baptist Convention launched a new Web site with enhanced features, easier navigation and extended capabilities.... Continue Reading »

SBC president Frank Page has named two South Carolinians as members of the Resolutions Committee who will serve during the June 10-11 Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting in Indianapolis.... Continue Reading »

I strongly urge my fellow Southern Baptists to support the Mother's Day Offering for South Carolina Baptist Ministries for the Aging. The offering this year will assist elderly pastors, missionaries and their spouses who do not have adequate funds... Continue Reading »

First, we should be excellent stewards of the environment. Second, do we really accept the premise that cutting down a tree (destroy the creation) is equivalent to 'tearing a page out of the Bible??... Continue Reading »

More than a hundred local business leaders attended the LifeWorks Charleston breakfast hosted by Charleston Southern University. The mission of LifeWorks is to be a conduit for Christian professionals seeking to successfully apply their faith in the marketplace, providing... Continue Reading »

He is one of the most widely read authors on church growth. His books are required seminary reading. And he leads one of the most sought-after church leadership development institutes. Aubrey Malphurs, professor of pastoral ministries at Dallas Theological... Continue Reading »