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Latest stories:
Rankin-Chapman disagreement 'unfortunate,' SCBC exec Austin says
South Carolina to lead Southern Baptists' disaster response in Chile
James Wright, Marshall Fagg leaving SCBC staff
Great Commission Resurgence Task Force releases progress report
SCBC’s Jim Austin: Proposals need ‘clarification’
SCBC president Fred Stone on GCRTF progress report: 'I like what I heard'
Online Exclusive: What do you think about the GCR Task Force progress report?
SCBC president sets meetings with younger leaders
South Carolina Baptists open hearts, checkbooks to Haiti victims
‘Salt & Light’ participants urged to ‘man up’
Dickerson to serve Dakota Indians
Wilton to be guest speaker for Parson’s Pantry celebration
Fast Facts for March 4, 2010
‘Bring-a-Kid’ to Darlington race on May 7
S.C. college students ‘Converge’ on Myrtle Beach for annual conference
WMU announces nominees for executive board, nominating committee
In Conway, Pleasant Hill dedicates new facility
Anderson University students minister to children in Guatemala
Group seeks to rescue sex slaves
Ridgeway pastor, Spartanburg associate minister pen books
‘Salt & Light’ participants urged to 'man up'
The men of Ridge Spring Baptist Church recently teamed up with Ridge Hill Baptist Church to build a ramp for Ketrick Hickson, a 13-year-old who has endured multiple surgeries and challenges. Read more in "South Carolina Showcase."
ERLC urges phone calls to reps. on health care bill
Court: Pledge's 'under God' OK in schools
Homeless are part of his diverse ministry
Wright to be nominated for SBC president
GCRTF VIEWPOINT: Glen Land on Cooperative Agreements & accountability
GCR report could put new work conventions 'out of business,' Mont. exec. says
TX tentatively OKs social studies curricula
200 arrested after Nigeria massacre
INTERNATIONAL DIGEST: Lawyer accused of Christian girl's murder gets bail
FIRST-PERSON: It was wrong then & now
Participants at the S.C. Salt & Light Men’s Ministries conference were urged to "man up." Read more.
Clark wins bronze in halfpipe
Former SCBC exec Carlisle Driggers: EKG requires persistence, patience
‘Food in the freezers, people getting fed’
Student-led renewal challenges listeners to ‘know God’
Fisherman’s T-shirts help feed hungry
Intersections: Where Faith Meets Life … by Bob Weathers
Commentary: Go Forward, Not Backward … by Don Kirkland
In Your Interest … by Valerie Rumbough
At Home … by Rudy Gray
My Answer … by Billy Graham
Sunday Dinner: Banana Peanut Salad … by Juanita Garrison
Discipleship comes first
GuideStone rep needed
Depressed need support
Don’t ‘under-spiritualize’
Depression: No one immune
Ministry to deaf needed
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