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SCBC Annual Meeting: Nine resolutions adopted

Published on November 15, 2005

Among the nine resolutions adopted by the nearly 1,075 registered messengers to the annual meeting of the South Carolina Baptist Convention were statements expressing their support for a state constitutional amendment on marriage and the teaching of intelligent design... Continue Reading »

New Kingdom Fund, budget, elections top SCBC agenda

Published on November 3, 2005

Consideration of a proposal to establish a Kingdom Fund for both international and state missions and evangelism projects, the adoption of a $32.15 million budget, and the election of officers are among the key items on the messengers? agenda... Continue Reading »

In Charleston: Churches build unity, find purpose in serving community

Published on November 3, 2005

?What on earth are we here for?? For 40 days in late September and October, nearly 30 churches in Charleston and the surrounding area dared to asked themselves that question. And they are discovering that when it comes to... Continue Reading »

Pee Dee team gives hope to Miss. residents

Published on October 20, 2005

A 25-member ?chain-saw team? from 11 Pee Dee Association churches completed a variety of acts of Christian love in Columbia, Miss., during the week of Sept. 12. The 18 men and seven women were housed and fed in the... Continue Reading »

Church staff clears mud from Biloxi homes

Published on October 6, 2005

?Most residents suffered a total loss, and some of them have no other place to go,? Wade Leonard of Mauldin said, observing that this was indeed the case for one woman in Biloxi, Miss., who was among those helped... Continue Reading »

New Orleans family relocating to Hampton

Published on October 6, 2005

First Baptist Church, Hampton, has received word that a seven-member family from New Orleans will move into a house that it has offered to Hurricane Katrina victims willing to relocate and make a ?fresh start? in the Lowcountry.... Continue Reading »

Columbia Baptists in middle of relief efforts

Published on October 6, 2005

Columbia Metro Baptist Association churches are ?right in the middle? of the work with approximately 1,500 persons displaced by Hurricane Katrina who were relocated to Columbia, said director of missions Bill Dieckmann in a Sept. 22 letter to pastors... Continue Reading »

Along the Way

Published on September 22, 2005

Dale Crowe knows almost instinctively what to do with a basketball.... Continue Reading »

S.C. Baptists open hearts, doors to Katrina victims

Published on September 22, 2005

After seeing pictures of devastation left by Hurricane Katrina in media reports, a Lancaster physician knew he had to help. He began calling his colleagues and friends and put together a medical team to help the victims in a... Continue Reading »