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Open Letter to South Carolina Baptists

As The Baptist Courier has reported, this year's contributions to the Mother's Day Offering will be used to set up a fund to help pastors, missionaries and their spouses (or widows) who need financial assistance in their senior years... Continue Reading »

South Carolina Showcase for April 3, 2008

Seventeen Charleston Southern University students spent two Saturdays in February working at a Habitat for Humanity construction site in Jedburg. Their goal: to complete the porch on a 23,000-foot ReStore facility. The building will serve as a collection site... Continue Reading »

Crossing Carolina for April 3, 2008

Ben Maynard BEN MAYNARD is the new pastor of Ridgecrest Baptist Church, Florence. Maynard comes to Ridgecrest from Bethea Baptist Retirement Community, where he served as a chaplain, church planter, volunteer coordinator, and pastor of Bethea Baptist Church. He... Continue Reading »

South Carolinians reaching South Asia for God’s glory

To learn about the SCBC's 2008 service opportunities in South Asia, visit www.scbaptist.org.... Continue Reading »

State Evangelism Conference audio online at SCBC site, iTunes

The South Carolina Baptist Convention has posted at its Web site a slate of audio files featuring messages and breakout sessions from the 2008 State Evangelism Conference held Feb. 25-26 at First Baptist Church, Rock Hill.... Continue Reading »

Blount praises WMU in final address

In her benedictory address as executive director of Woman's Missionary Union of the South Carolina Baptist Convention, Evelyn Blount praised the women attending the annual state meeting March 14-15 at Fairview Baptist Church in Greer, telling them, ?It's not... Continue Reading »

Intersections: Where Faith Meets Life – by Bob Weathers

?I think we have a marriage like many Americans, maybe even like many of you. Elected officials are really just reflections of the people we represent.? With those words, New York Gov. David Paterson brushed aside his admission in... Continue Reading »

EKG vision catching on in former Soviet Union countries

Baptist leaders in the former Soviet Union are catching a vision of fulfilling the Great Commission as they learn more about Empowering Kingdom Growth and Thy Kingdom Come, according to Southern Baptists who have been working with those leaders... Continue Reading »

Concord holds men’s ministry sporting event

Concord Baptist Church, Anderson, held a men's ministry sporting clay shoot Feb. 23 in Pendleton. Approximately 150 people attended, and many men had no church affiliation.... Continue Reading »

First Person: Spirited, Christlike climate debate

Recently, Southern Baptists? attention has been focused on media reports which relate to the signing and release of a document titled, 'southern Baptists Environment and Climate Initiative.? Seldom have I seen such a reaction. Part of this has been... Continue Reading »

CSU ministry team embraces Baltimore

A ministry team from Charleston Southern University recently participated in a week of evangelism in Baltimore, Md. The group, led by campus minister Clark Carter, partnered with Embrace Baltimore, a two-year emphasis by the North American Mission Board.... Continue Reading »

Commentary: Tandem tools for ministry – by Don Kirkland

The thousands of Southern Baptist ministers and their spouses ? who have discovered, to their disappointment and dismay, that their retirement incomes sometimes fall short of meeting minimum requirements for daily living ? have for decades had a faithful... Continue Reading »