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Are you planning to see "Fireproof" this weekend? If so, we"d like to hear from you. The Baptist Courier is looking for your reactions to the movie for a story we are helping Baptist Press put together.... Continue Reading »

As a hotly contested presidential election approaches, Americans strongly believe churches should tread lightly when it comes to political activity.... Continue Reading »

More than $25,000 has been distributed this year to provide assistance to needy pastors, retired pastors or their widows, and married ministerial students through the ministry of the Parson's Pantry.... Continue Reading »

Before an audience of students, faculty and staff gathered in Henderson Auditorium, Anderson University announced today during its weekly campus worship service that it has received the largest gift of property for campus use in its 97-year history.... Continue Reading »

Ministry as usual will not cut it, Jason Hayes said, for the new demographic of young adults seeking depth, authenticity and answers to the hard matters of faith.... Continue Reading »

A church in Tennessee baptized 120 people in one night following an evangelism emphasis called ?As You Go,? which challenged church members to choose a non-Christian and then pray for that person, develop a relationship and present the gospel.... Continue Reading »

?Who's in Your Wallet?? is the theme of this year's Soul-Winning Commitment Day, which will be observed throughout the Southern Baptist Convention on Sunday, Oct. 5. The annual day is sponsored by the North American Mission Board.... Continue Reading »

Season six American Idol finalist and North Greenville University alumnus Chris Sligh returned to his alma mater as part of his Back To School tour Aug. 25.... Continue Reading »

This is the way she describes it: "simple to make, can be made ahead of time, doesn’t tie up oven space, and usually no leftovers." Those are the words of Jane Fussell of Calvary Baptist Church in Florence, and... Continue Reading »

Charleston Southern University played host again this summer to the high impact ministry of M-Fuge. Approximately 3,297 youth from church groups across the nation convened on the campus for ministry throughout the Charleston tri-county area.... Continue Reading »

After seven long years of planning and waiting, South Carolina Citizens for Life (SCCL) and the South Carolina Association for Pregnancy Care Centers (SCAPCC) will finally see a common goal come to fruition. The South Carolina Department of Motor... Continue Reading »

Dear Dr. Graham: I?m studying in your country, and I come from a country that doesn't have many Christians. I want to understand your beliefs. What do Christians believe? Can you suggest a book I can read to help... Continue Reading »