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Greg Dover GREG DOVER, associate pastor of Earle Street Baptist Church in Greenville since June, was ordained to the ministry on July 19 by his home church, First Baptist in Greenville. Participants in the ordination included Stephen Clyborne, pastor... Continue Reading »

Jim Goodroe, director of missions for the Spartanburg County Baptist Network, recently spoke to Welsh Neck Baptist Association pastors about “Making Pearls in the Midst of the Oyster of Church Conflict.” Pastors enjoyed a fish fry and fellowship at... Continue Reading »

Current and future Anderson University students recently returned from a week of ministry in New York City that was eye-opening, challenging and spiritually formational. From June 26-July 2, a team of 16 students and staff became members of the... Continue Reading »

This summer marks the 10th year Charleston Southern University has welcomed LifeWay's M-Fuge groups to campus. Over the course of the summer, 3,500 students from 14 states will disperse to various ministry assignments in the Lowcountry.... Continue Reading »

Louise King Crumpler, 80, of Greer, wife of retired pastor Earl Crumpler, died July 26, 2009.... Continue Reading »

Josephine Brunson ?Jo? Wells, 91, of Hartsville, widow of David J. Wells Sr., a Baptist pastor, died July 15, 2009.... Continue Reading »

Rehoboth Baptist Church in Piedmont will celebrate its centennial on Aug. 9 with a special worship service.... Continue Reading »

When Jesus' disciples stopped in the grain field to pluck seed heads to eat, he didn't admonish them even if they were harvesting on the Sabbath because they were hungry. I don't think he would admonish us for gathering... Continue Reading »

I cannot begin to tell you how much South Carolina volunteers have blessed the work God is doing here! East Cooper Baptist Church in Mount Pleasant was the first South Carolina group I was introduced to through my supervisor,... Continue Reading »

A nursing home ministry that began 44 years ago at Inman First Baptist Church continues to flourish in Inman's four nursing homes, with volunteers leading the way.... Continue Reading »

For Anderson University, it began with an elemental question: Suppose there were no such things as seminaries, and you had to create a program from scratch to train effective ministers for the 21st century. What would you do?... Continue Reading »

As the deadline for the Aug. 6 edition of The Baptist Courier arrived, an ?Innovator? resort missionary from Spartanburg remained in critical condition at St. Vincent's Hospital in Billings, Mont., following a one-vehicle accident that injured four.... Continue Reading »