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The youth at Kelleytown Baptist Church, Hartsville, recently traveled to Winterplace Ski Resort in West Virginia for their winter retreat. This year’s theme was “Feeling the Chill,” taken from Psalm 2:11, and focused on worship. The news of one... Continue Reading »

I was born in 1946, and I am classified as the eldest of the Baby Boomer generation. I am grateful for the 63 years our Father has allowed me to live and to serve him, and it has been... Continue Reading »

The 24th annual ?Bring-a-Kid? race night at Darlington Raceway will be held Friday, May 7, with the running of the Darlington 200.... Continue Reading »

I am 73, and perhaps my words will have some positive thought to add to what has been already said. I am not a minister. I am a retired layman who worked in layman's occupations, but I have suffered... Continue Reading »

Showing movies at church can have a very positive influence on people. Churches must be careful and check out the licensing agreements, etc., before simply showing a regular DVD. It is usually more costly to license a movie for... Continue Reading »

As I read the letters in response to the one I submitted Feb. 4, I was surprised that my words did not come across with the precision and clarity I had intended. My letter was not written to offend... Continue Reading »

An idea born of one man's ?wrestling? with God has grown into a thriving ministry that feeds more than 200 people each week.... Continue Reading »

Dr. Crowe was correct (?Your Views,? Feb. 18). Depression itself is not a sin, nor is it always the result of sin. Its primary cause is an imbalance or lack of certain neurotransmitter chemicals in the brain.... Continue Reading »

North Greenville University's annual student-led renewal ran from Jan. 25-29 with the goal of challenging students to seek God more intimately. Speakers had a different approach to the theme of ?Knowing God? when they addressed the student body.... Continue Reading »

We minister to and represent the South Carolina Baptist Conference of the Deaf, affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist Convention. Deaf and hard-of-hearing people are a unique, vibrant and active group with their own language and culture. They live... Continue Reading »

Robert Case, a member of Glendale Baptist Church in Spartanburg County and an admitted fisherman, came home from the lake one day with a nice string of crappie. He let the fish go bad, and he felt plenty guilty... Continue Reading »

Southern Baptists must be gripped anew by the lostness of the world, repent of their self-centeredness and focus their local churches on taking the gospel to those who have yet to hear, the chairman of the Southern Baptist Convention's... Continue Reading »