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Thursday, May 23, 2013

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Okla. tornado: Through disaster relief, Baptist Men bring hope … and a sign of revival

Clemson Baptist Collegiate Ministries trades up for new building

State Cooperative Program giving rebounds in April

Discipleship, pastoral health on Executive Board agenda

SCBC executive director-treasurer holds listening sessions

Born Anew Church launches in Spartanburg

SYNC ’13 conferees hear missional speakers

Children show Bible mastery at state drill

Texas church, after devastating blast, worships

Military says malware to blame for SBC site block

Survey: Many at church not helping others grow

Iranian pastor placed in solitary confinement

N.C. plan aims to plant, strengthen churches

Kentucky advisory group proposes $700,000 Cooperative Program shift

Humor: Mothers Are Lights of the World

Mother’s Day: The Greatest Legacies

Bynum family

Born Anew Church in Spartanburg held its first official worship service a few weeks ago, and pastor Hoyt Bynum Jr. said the church’s location provides ample opportunities for reaching people.

Baptist Press (BPNews)

Disaster relief ministry in Okla. is a 'marathon,' director says

Boy Scouts overturn ban on gay members

Iran's Christians facing 'systematic persecution'

Survey: Mature Christians unashamed of faith

Allen to Midwestern grads: 'you now must go'

2nd VIEW: In Bangladesh: transforming young hearts one girl at a time

FIRST-PERSON: America still cries out to God when tragedy strikes

FIRST-PERSON: A reminder of abortion's inhumanity

Bible Study: Sunday, May 26, 2013

Sunday School Lessons

Sunday School Lessons: May 12, 2013, Bible Studies for Life

Sunday School Lessons: May 12, 2013, Explore the Bible

Sunday School Lessons: May 19, 2013, Bible Studies for Life

Sunday School Lessons: May 19, 2013, Explore the Bible

Sunday School Lessons: May 26, 2013, Bible Studies for Life

Sunday School Lessons: May 26, 2013, Explore the Bible

Columns

Perspective: Looking Ahead … by Rudy Gray

Outside the Walls: The Hitchhikers … by Lee Clamp

In Your Interest … by Valerie Rumbough

Sunday Dinner: Baked Steak … by Juanita Garrison

My Answer … by Billy Graham

Opinion

From Newtown to Boston, Churches Brought Hope

Who Determines a Bible Verse’s Meaning?

Letters

Letter: Through disaster relief, Baptist Men bring hope … and a sign of revival

Letter: Being available with Christ’s love

Letter: Refrain from lawmaking
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