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First Person: Lord, transform our churches – by Frank Page

In recent columns, I have made clear my desire that our Southern Baptist Convention pray for God to 'send your reviving Holy Spirit.? I believe that our future depends upon God's Holy Spirit and His reviving power.... Continue Reading »

CSU students spruce up Bethea community

Twelve Charleston Southern University students and campus minister Clark Carter completed a landscaping beautification project at Bethea Baptist Retirement Community in Darlington.... Continue Reading »

Arizona first to reject amendment

A constitutional marriage amendment in Arizona apparently has become the first such proposal nationwide to fail at the ballot box.... Continue Reading »

Youth Alive event held at Charleston Southern

The Charleston Southern campus was alive with activity as 200 middle and high school students participated in Youth Alive Oct. 14.... Continue Reading »

Intersections: Where Faith Meets Life – by Bob Weathers

The world's most famous social networking website has a new member: Jesus. The newest entry among many that profile the Savior is called ?Is this Jesus?? That question, then, is followed by a more specific inquiry: ?Where will you... Continue Reading »

Byron Burkett Sr.

Byron Burkett Sr., 85, a retired pastor, died Oct. 19 at his home in the Reedy Fork community near Seneca.... Continue Reading »

Encouraged

I have been greatly encouraged by Dr. Frank Page's emphasis on revival during his short tenure as SBC president. In a recent article, Dr. Page quotes Roy Fish: ?For 30 years, we have tried to raise baptism numbers among... Continue Reading »

Everette D. Crook

Everette D. Crook, 75, of Spartanburg, a South Carolina Baptist pastor who served churches for more than 50 years, died Oct. 5.... Continue Reading »

Stand taken

On Tuesday, Nov. 7, Southern Baptists from South Carolina went to the polls and made a stand for their beliefs. They sent a message to the rest of America by saying we support conservative candidates and conservative ideals. I... Continue Reading »

Sethie Prue Hester

Sethie Prue Hester, 91, of Greenville, a long-serving Upstate pastor, died Oct. 30.... Continue Reading »

‘Treat wagons’

For the past several years, as a way of reaching our community for Christ during Halloween, Northgate Baptist Church in Orangeburg has held a ?Gatorbash? ? a nickname for a children's Harvest Festival event and a takeoff of our... Continue Reading »

Joseph Arthur ‘Joe’ Trotter

Joseph Arthur ?Joe? Trotter, 89, of Piedmont, who served several churches as pastor during his ministry, died Oct. 22 at the Hospice House of Anderson.... Continue Reading »