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A new study released in the January/February edition of Facts & Trends magazine shows just how involved Protestant churches are in evangelism and community outreach, as well as what obstacles hold them back from being more involved.... Continue Reading »

Big Barnacles. The name doesn't exactly roll off the tongue. Megabalanus coccopoma. It's a barnacle. A big barnacle. Native to the seas off the Pacific coast, from southern California to South America, this bulky crustacean was recently discovered invading... Continue Reading »

For too long, the issue of personal stewardship has been neglected in many churches, and the results have been detrimental in a consumer-driven society where Americans are pressured to spend, often more than they earn, Ashley Clayton, associate vice... Continue Reading »

They didn't die. They didn't desert or defect. So when a member of our Sunday school class goes out to teach another class, why do we act like they?re nonexistent? Need some fresh ideas to include those members-in-service?... Continue Reading »

According to a poll conducted on USA Today's website, 80 percent of Americans will make at least one New Year's resolution. But research indicates that many of those setting New Year's goals will have broken them by March.... Continue Reading »

Dear Dr. Graham: Our son has had a lot of problems in his marriage, and recently he's been drinking far too much. He even got arrested the other day for drunk driving. But when we try to talk with... Continue Reading »

Frank Page, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, is asking Southern Baptists to repent of their 'self sufficiency? and plead with God for a spiritual revival during 2007. He also is calling upon the convention to seek reconciliation over... Continue Reading »

The legacy of Gerald R. Ford, the 38th president of the United States, was in helping to bring healing in the wake of the Watergate crisis.... Continue Reading »

Through their Cooperative Program gifts, South Carolina Baptist churches have exceeded the 2006 state convention budget goal of $32,150,000.... Continue Reading »

John Richard McDuffie, of Aiken, a retired Baptist minister who helped start an equestrian ministry in South Carolina, died Dec. 24, 2006. He was 73.... Continue Reading »

South Carolinians were among those receiving degrees at Southern and Southeastern seminaries during Dec. 15 commencements.... Continue Reading »

First Baptist Church, Ridgeway, in cooperation with Southern Baptist Seminary Extension and Columbia Metro Baptist Association, will offer seminary courses beginning Feb. 5.... Continue Reading »