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One-third of Americans believe in literal Bible

About one-third of Americans believe the Bible is absolutely accurate and that it should be taken literally word for word, according to a recent Gallup poll, and the majority of those who don't believe the Bible is literally true... 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 »

Faith in Today’s World for May 31, 2007

Profs. view evangelicals unfavorably The majority of professors at America’s colleges and universities hold an unfavorable view of evangelical Christians that leads to prejudice and intolerance in the classroom, a recent study on educators’ religious opinions confirmed. Evangelicals were... Continue Reading »

Connie Maxwell volunteers recognized

Connie Maxwell Children's Home recently held its volunteer recognition dinner on the Greenwood campus.... Continue Reading »

Videos nudge students toward Bible

YouTube, MySpace and FaceBook are realities of the social networking age in which today's student generation lives. As millions gravitate to online communities and blogs, HolmanTV will be there to offer an alternative message.... 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 »

Hispanic Evangelism Conference draws churches together

Under the theme, El Evangelico Poder (The Gospel is Power) Romans 1:16, the Hispanic Evangelism Conference recently drew more than 900 people representing 39 churches from across the Southeast.... Continue Reading »

The Pastor’s Corner – by Danny Burnley

As pastors throughout our state, we have the difficult task of maintaining a balance within our ministries. We must find time for family, to pray, study, visit, counsel, plan, attend committee meetings, carry out weddings, funerals, etc.... 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 »

‘In the Zone’ event to feature Bowden, Minter

Mike Minter, Tommy Bowden, Spencer Tillman, and Mike Gottfried are on the line-up of sports and business speakers for ?In the Zone,? a new interdenominational, sports-themed, men's ministry event slated for Greenville's Bi-Lo Center, June 9.... Continue Reading »

CSU students get intro to church planting

Dustin Willis, pastor of Midtown Fellowship in Columbia, recently spoke to Charleston Southern University students about TransPlant, a church planting experience for college students.... 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 »