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Intersections: Where Faith Meets Life – by Bob Weathers

Reports of near-death experiences seem to be on the rise. Some are comforting. Others confusing. If any are true, how do we judge their veracity? The Oct. 15 issue of Newsweek features Dr. Alexander's story. Alexander, a neurosurgeon, slipped... Continue Reading »

Fresh Ideas: Put ‘Thanks’ in Thanksgiving – by Diana Davis

No way! We?d never accidentally forget the Thanksgiving turkey. We painstakingly prepare and beautifully serve it. But caught up with food, family and Black Friday sales, do we forget to offer sincere thanks to God? Here are seven ideas... Continue Reading »

In Your Interest – by Valerie Rumbough

Do you plan to leave an inheritance to your children and/or grandchildren? Many people who are able to do this feel they are blessed to be able to leave something to their loved ones. There are two biblical principles... Continue Reading »

Vance heads CSU’s professional studies

Charleston Southern University has named Gary Vance dean of the College of Adult and Professional Studies.... Continue Reading »

SCBC messengers set to convene in Greenville

Messengers representing the churches of the South Carolina Baptist Convention will gather in Greenville Nov. 13-14 to adopt a budget, elect a president and consider significant changes to the way trustees are chosen to serve at the SCBC's three... Continue Reading »

Fun + Learning = Bible Fun Field Day

Children and their leaders combined learning and fun as they participated in Bible Fun Field Day at White Oak Conference Center on Sept. 29. Occasional drizzles moved the outdoor activities into the auditorium/gym but did not dampen the enthusiasm... Continue Reading »

SCBC presidential nominees speak on issues facing S.C. Baptists

Next week, South Carolina Baptists will elect a new state convention president. As the Courier went to press, we knew of two Upstate pastors who would be nominated: Ralph Carter, pastor of Brushy Creek Baptist Church, Taylors, and Ty... Continue Reading »

700 Baptist volunteers at work, sent by 25 state conventions

"We"ve faced some tremendous challenges, but we are still serving people despite it all," said Karen Smith, a Southern Baptist Disaster Relief leader serving with her Kentucky feeding kitchen at Aqueduct Racetrack in South Ozone Park, N.Y.... Continue Reading »

Churches, volunteers join to ease suffering

Serving as a command center for Southern Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers has offered Southside Baptist Church in Lumberton, N.J., rich opportunities for fellowship with other believers, said Fernando Downs, pastor of the 150-member congregation.... Continue Reading »

Gay marriage, marijuana among key initiatives

Every election is historic, but in future years Tuesday"s election could be viewed as pivotal in determining whether gay marriage eventually is legalized in all 50 states.... Continue Reading »

Kassian’s counsel aired by Focus on the Family

Fiercely independent, strong and brash are what many in the western world value in a woman, but Mary Kassian says young women should have a different take on femininity -- a gentle, quiet spirit.... Continue Reading »

LifeWay launches ebookstore & ereader app

LifeWay Christian Resources has launched a new ebookstore at LifeWay.com and a new mobile ebook reader, making it more convenient for customers to take their favorite books with them wherever they go.... Continue Reading »