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South Carolina Showcase for July 12, 2007

Tom Sees, pastor of Smyrna Baptist Church, Smyrna, and his wife Shirley led a missions team in April to the Santa Cruz area of Jamaica. Team members delivered a washing machine they purchased to the infirmary in Santa Cruz.... Continue Reading »

Seeking pictures

Tabernacle Baptist Church of Pelzer (known as the Second Baptist Church of Pelzer from 1897-1902) will be celebrating our 110th anniversary Aug. 26. We are seeking help in obtaining information about and copies of any pictures available from any... Continue Reading »

Crossing Carolina for July 12, 2007

Bryan Atkinson BRYAN ATKINSON began duties as student minister at Summerton Baptist Church, Summerton, June 1. He is the first full-time student minister in Summerton’s 148-year history. The son of a pastor, Atkinson grew up in Camden and Darlington.... Continue Reading »

Irene Nunn Cooper

Irene Nunn Cooper, of Spartanburg, wife of retired Baptist pastor Robert Sydney Cooper for 68 years, died July 1, 2007.... Continue Reading »

Church is for all

This is in response to the letter titled ?Return to roots? that was in the June 14 Baptist Courier. When reading this, I felt as though I was being told we do not want you in our church if... Continue Reading »

M-Fuge: Reaching from CSU into Charleston community

There is something about M-Fuge that has kept youth pastor Joe Monk coming back year after year since 1998. ?For youth, M-Fuge is a good introduction to missions and is very relational in its interaction with people,? said Monk,... Continue Reading »

Focus on lost

This is a response to the column ?Return to roots? submitted by Marion Smyrl of Columbia in the June 14 edition. Like Mrs. Smyrl, I, too, grew up in a church where the preacher wore a coat and tie... Continue Reading »

Service or circus?

Applause! Bring out the bands for Marion Smyrl (but not in church)!... Continue Reading »

Prayer power

Someone has said if Christians really understood the full extent of the power we have available through prayer, we might be speechless.... Continue Reading »

Charleston Southern students treat children’s ailments in Sudan

A little 9-year-old boy sat stoically still while medical missionaries cleaned his wound; a gash on his eyelid that led to infection and fever. It was after the treatment that he finally cried, not because of the pain from... Continue Reading »

Intersections: Where Faith Meets Life – by Bob Weathers

Abraham would be appalled. He would be shocked to learn that many of his descendants had chosen to ignore one of God's key mandates: ?You are to undergo circumcision, and it shall be the sign of the covenant between... Continue Reading »

Anderson associate campus minister ‘instrumental tool’ to women, deaf

Anderson University is welcoming Becky Walker as the new associate campus minister for women's ministry and outreach for the upcoming academic year.... Continue Reading »