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When you?ve served for more than 26,000 years, you deserve to celebrate. As part of the International Mission Board's ?Year of Emeriti? observance, nearly 1,000 retired missionaries united for the first time at LifeWay Ridgecrest Conference Center in North... Continue Reading »

?And he gave some, apostles, and some, prophets, and some, evangelists, and some, pastors and teachers; For the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ? (Eph. 4:11-12).... Continue Reading »

The Christian Ministry Scholarship Fund at North Greenville University recently celebrated 10 years of service assisting students studying for full-time Christian ministry.... Continue Reading »

Bibiana Loza is the best at finding the most obscure scriptures. The Minor Prophets some struggle to find buried deep in the Old Testament are not a challenge for Bibiana. Finding key passages of scripture with ease and speed... Continue Reading »

Members of Green Sea Baptist Church are celebrating their 200th anniversary. Green Sea has consistently and continuously held services since 1807. To celebrate this significant milestone, special services and events have been scheduled throughout the year.... Continue Reading »

Allendale-Hampton Baptist Association will hold its fifth annual wild game banquet Oct. 18 at 7 p.m.... Continue Reading »

Javier Pantoja was commissioned by the Iglesia Hispanic de la Comunidad in Columbia as a missionary to his home village in Oaxaca, Mexico.... Continue Reading »

Seven members from First Baptist Church, Simpsonville, were part of a mission team that traveled to Romania to minister to children this summer.... Continue Reading »

Harry S. Dent of South Carolina, who worked under presidents Nixon and Ford before launching a lay ministry at age 55, died Sept. 28 at age 77 after a battle with Alzheimer"s disease.... Continue Reading »

It is time in our South Carolina convention, as well as in our Southern Baptist Convention, to make deliberate efforts to pull together varying groups. We do not always agree. That is something that will continue until Jesus comes.... Continue Reading »

Students across the nation took advantage of their freedom of speech and assembly Sept. 26 as they gathered around flagpoles to pray, share testimonies and worship God with songs.... Continue Reading »

John E. Johns, former president of Furman University, died Sept. 27. He was 85. Johns led the university from 1976-1994 and was president when Furman separated from the South Carolina Baptist Convention in 1992.... Continue Reading »