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Faith in Today’s World for June 14, 2007

Okla. law barring funds for abortion Oklahoma pro-life advocates finally achieved enactment of an abortion-restricting measure, even though the governor refused to sign it into law. A bill barring state-funded, elective abortions became law May 23 after five days... Continue Reading »

CP: 2.22% ahead of last year

Year-to-date contributions through the Southern Baptist Convention's Cooperative Program are 2.22 percent ahead of the same time frame in 2006.... Continue Reading »

Intersections: Where Faith Meets Life – by Bob Weathers

Students at Coastal Carolina University in South Carolina are rebuilding the past. Well, not exactly rebuilding it. More like replicating it.... Continue Reading »

CSU campus ministries span globe

The mission of Charleston Southern University's campus ministries is to reach college students with the gospel, raise them in the scripture and release them to change the world. During the 2006-2007 academic year, this mission resulted in 1,336 people... Continue Reading »

Album: “God’s Lead”

Genre Southern Gospel Playlist Hallelujah Side (listen) For God So Loved ‘Til the Storm Passes By Oh, What a Savior (listen) How Long Has It Been The Best Hallelujah in the House Going Home Heaven’s Child His Life for... Continue Reading »

Connie Maxwell Children’s Home celebrates 115 years of ministry

Connie Maxwell Children's Home opened its doors on May 22, 1892, after J.C. Maxwell and his wife Sarah offered in 1891 their 470-acre farm, their home and a sizeable amount of money for this new ministry. Named for their... Continue Reading »

Go Northwest, Campers on Mission!

Big opportunities abound this summer for people who like to travel in their RVs and want to do volunteer short-term missions work. In June and July, members of South Carolina Campers on Mission will mobilize for trips to Alaska... Continue Reading »

Charleston Southern students dig deep for ‘One Verse’

For college students, money is a scarce commodity. So when CSU students Ashley Williams and Katie Young shared their passion to raise $2,000 for ?One Verse,? it seemed a tall order.... Continue Reading »

Research on former church members is focus of conference

Nearly 500 pastors, church staff and lay leaders gathered May 15 in Columbia for Reclaiming the Church, a conference which sought to address one common issue facing all churches across South Carolina and the nation.... Continue Reading »

Welch encourages: ‘Be evangeciples’

Bobby Welch, former Southern Baptist Convention president and retired pastor of First Baptist Church, Daytona Beach, Fla., challenged attendees at the Reclaiming the Church conference to be strong in both evangelism and discipleship.... Continue Reading »

First Person: Evangelism with integrity – by Frank Page

As we approach this summer's Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting in San Antonio, I am asking all Southern Baptists to join me for the next several weeks in a serious time of prayer for spiritual awakening, spiritual renewal and... Continue Reading »

First Person: Servant of God ‘makes a difference’

It is really interesting how life can bring you full circle. I grew up in the fellowship of Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church in Buffalo, but left after I was married and then later I had a beautiful daughter, Paige.... Continue Reading »