The Baptist Courier

Twenty-three Anderson University students and one staff member traveled to Guatemala for a mission trip Dec. 9-19.... Continue Reading »

Four Charleston-area leaders received honors at Charleston Southern University's December graduation ceremonies.... Continue Reading »

?Making a difference in this world for Jesus Christ? is the hope and desire of many who go into ministry. Audrey Neal, the new volunteer director of the Baptist Collegiate Ministries group at Erskine College, is one of these... Continue Reading »

It's been seen on 60 Minutes, The O?Reilly Factor, and Good Morning America. It's been featured in the New York Times, People Magazine, Seventeen, Time Magazine and in dozens of other news articles across the country. The name is... Continue Reading »

It is dangerous for one who claims to be a Christian to refuse to attend, and be active in, a local church. Not only is it dangerous, I believe it is sinful. Please let me explain.... Continue Reading »

Eddie S. Lieberman, 93, of Greenville, who was born Jewish but converted to Christianity as a young man and spent his life preaching and supporting missionary work, died Nov. 25, 2006.... Continue Reading »

Carl E. Compton, 85, a pastor and former president of the South Carolina Baptist Convention and a former Baptist Courier trustee, died Dec. 4, 2006, in Myrtle Beach.... Continue Reading »

Villagers stand in a small huddle around a stack of 50-kilogram bags of rice, speaking the Tamashek language in heated tones. 'this is the hardest part,? says Nate Gunter, a journeyman missionary working in Bankilare, Niger. 'they?re saying it's... Continue Reading »

The North Greenville University Baptist Campus Ministry sends out 16 community teams and 13 weekend teams that each find different ways to witness to a variety of people around South Carolina.... Continue Reading »

A 135-member cast will present the ?Bethlehem Walk,? an outdoor walk-through drama Dec. 15-17 from 6-9:30 p.m. at Holston Creek Baptist Church, Inman.... Continue Reading »

I?d like to thank Bill Curtis for his clear and courageous call to tone down the rhetoric against Calvinism. Returning to 'the old paths? would do us well. It's peculiar how some sing for 'the old time religion? but... Continue Reading »

Wal-Mart, the nation's largest retailer and non-governmental employer ? facing protests over its association with homosexual activist groups ? issued a statement Nov. 21 that it would ?not make corporate contributions to support or oppose highly controversial issues unless... Continue Reading »