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Beam named NGU V.P.

Tony Beam, director of Christian Worldview Center at North Greenville University, has recently been named vice president of student services, student advocate and director of the Christian Worldview Center.... Continue Reading »

Anderson moves up in top tier of U.S. News list

Anderson University has risen yet again in the Top Tier of the U.S. News and World Report Best Colleges ranking. In the 2008 list, Anderson moves up 10 spots to #34 among colleges and universities in the South. Additionally,... Continue Reading »

Charleston Southern sets enrollment record of 3,286

Aug. 21 marked the first day of classes at Charleston Southern University, and the official enrollment numbers have been tallied.... Continue Reading »

Fast Facts for September 6, 2007

College launches Pressler law school Louisiana College has announced the creation of the Judge Paul Pressler School of Law, with classes slated to begin in 2009. To address judicial activism and the erosion of religious liberty, Joe Aguillard, the... Continue Reading »

The Pastor’s Corner – by Danny Burnley

As we all prepare for our Pastor's Conference at Calvary Baptist Church in Florence on Nov. 12, I want to challenge you to begin making plans now to attend and to come expecting a blessing from the Lord.... Continue Reading »

A storehouse of opportunities to minister

Marietta First Baptist Church began the Storehouse community outreach food and clothes pantry as an avenue to reach people's spiritual needs by filling their physical needs. Chances are when the ?open? flag is flying in front of the Storehouse,... Continue Reading »

Fay L. Lanford Sr.

Fay L. Lanford Sr., 94, of Greer, a long-serving pastor in the Upstate, died Aug. 14, 2007, at Allen Bennett Hospital.... Continue Reading »

Joseph M. Pickler

Joseph M. Pickler, 99, a retired pastor who served 14 churches over the course of his ministry, died July 7, 2007, in Gaffney.... Continue Reading »

CSU students minister through Habitat for Humanity

Eighteen of Charleston Southern University's student leaders volunteered Aug. 25 to help with a Habitat for Humanity project in Summerville.... Continue Reading »

Intersections: Where Faith Meets Life – by Bob Weathers

At the south end of Charleston Harbor, the historic Morris Island Lighthouse still stands sentry over the sea. She has guarded the coast since 1876, and earlier, if you count the predecessors of the current structure. At one time,... Continue Reading »

Ky. missions team returns home with new convert

Psalm 126:6 promises that ?when we go forth reaping, we shall return with our sheaves.? A team of 15 people from Griffin Baptist Church near Pickens that went on a recent mission trip to Stanton, Ky., saw a fulfillment... Continue Reading »

New school year! New clothes!

Everyone likes to have new clothes and shoes to head back to school. For 110 students in the Chapin area, this dream became a reality.... Continue Reading »