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Gloverville Baptists warming feet, hands and hearts of Moldovan orphans this winter

Published on August 21, 2006

Operation Knit Together intends to take the pain out of spring for all the orphans in Moldova. But it's going to take a lot of shoes, socks and volunteers to provide for the residents of the country's 66 institutions.... Continue Reading »

Big Youth Thing closes out summer in huge way

Published on August 21, 2006

Mix one part Thunder Road roller coaster and one part water park with four parts teenagers and bake at nearly 100 degrees ?... Continue Reading »

Tiny church gives big for orphans

Published on August 21, 2006

Silverstreet is a small town in South Carolina. Moldova is a small country in Eastern Europe. Until recently, diminutive size was about all they had in common.... Continue Reading »

Summersalt focuses on image

Published on August 21, 2006

Under the theme ?Icon the Magazine: It's All About Image,? Summersalt, the youth camp held annually at White Oak Conference Center, challenged students to be the image of Christ.... Continue Reading »

First Person: Bright spots in midst of devastation – by Frank Page

Published on August 21, 2006

Words cannot express the depth of emotion that I have felt recently, having returned from a trip to New Orleans and surrounding areas.... Continue Reading »

Warrior Creek celebrates bicentennial

Published on August 21, 2006

A little more than 200 years ago, Edward Garrett II built a log cabin school near the Laurens County community of Gray Court in which to educate his 16 children. The cabin would also serve for a number of... Continue Reading »

Guest Viewpoint: Can God beat cancer? by Mike Blaylock

Published on August 21, 2006

Can God beat cancer? I sat with a man at the cancer treatment center recently who asked me that question. His wife died less than a year ago from ovarian cancer. Shortly after her death, he was diagnosed with... Continue Reading »

Volunteers needed for ‘shoeboxes’

Published on August 21, 2006

Operation Christmas Child is signing up volunteers to participate in its processing center in Charlotte, N.C.... Continue Reading »

A helping hand

Published on August 21, 2006

This is in response to a letter published in The Baptist Courier July 13, from Hillcrest Baptist Church, Dalzell, asking for assistance in completing a building that is needed to provide more space for Sunday school, etc.... Continue Reading »

Nearly 3,700 students attend M-Fuge on Charleston Southern’s campus

Published on August 21, 2006

This summer, 3,688 students and adult leaders passed through the gates of Charleston Southern University to participate in M-Fuge. Every Sunday for eight weeks, the vision was cast for a new group of students ready to take on mission... Continue Reading »

An Encouraging Word – by Don Wilton

Published on August 21, 2006

I love and appreciate each and every one of you, my friends. As I continue to revel in my call to serve our Savior among my people in Spartanburg, I must say it gives me great delight to hear... Continue Reading »

Weekday education teachers ‘impact lives everyday,’ Lee says

Published on August 21, 2006

?You will impact lives everyday,? Kathy Lee, executive director of Early Childhood Resources in Suwanee, Ga., reminded teachers and administrators gathered for the annual church weekday education workshop.... Continue Reading »