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Latest stories:

Amid economy's woes, churchgoers give

Spartanburg County Baptist Network celebrates silver anniversary with gala

175 graduates receive degrees at Anderson

To Charleston Southern graduates: A call to a life of significance

North Greenville University graduates record class

White Oak to develop new master plan, seeks input

Anderson University sculpture depicts academic, spiritual aspects of student life

Dove Awards showcase North Greenville University talent

First Person: Finger-pointing, divisions and the decline of the SBC


From our May 1 printed edition:

SCBC Executive Board approves new initiative, reorganizes staff

Board OKs allocation of ’07 ‘Kingdom’ funds

NGU students spend spring break in Ecuador

Seneca pastor re-elected trustee chairman at New Orleans Baptist Seminary

Evangelism must begin beyond the sanctuary

‘Expelled’ enjoys Top 10 opening in nation’s theaters

Mosley receives Courier’s 10th anniversary Sims award

Search is on for multiplication team leader for SCBC staff

Charleston Southern University hosts senior adults

Powers named director of Singing Churchmen

Fast Facts for May 1, 2008

Page challenges small churches

Connie Maxwell honors Driggers, other volunteers during banquet

SBC baptisms: Lowest since ’87

South Carolinians Hess, Gulick honored by Baptists for Scouting

Study reveals shocking content on BET, MTV

‘Forged by Faith’ DVD traces Baptist heritage and beliefs

Spartanburg Network Gala

Celebrating 25 years of ministry
Representatives of the 90 churches that comprise the Spartanburg County Baptist Network celebrated its silver anniversary with a gala at Spartanburg’s Memorial Auditorium on May 4. Read more.

Baptist Press (BPNews)

First relief supplies trickle into Myanmar following cyclone

Bill targets sale of adult video games

Royals' Hillman holds on to faith

MBTS hosts Royals managers in chapel

Vols provide Union massages, landscaping

EDUCATION BRIEFS: NAMB's Hammond urges students to have greater urgency; ...

Prof to launch school in El Salvador

Wallace, Ehrman debate N.T. reliability

Humans hard-wired for faith, scholar says

In N.O., Stetzer explains emerging church

Christians in politics

NGU graduation

North Greenville graduation
Charles “Buddy” Freeman encouraged 250 North Greenville University graduates May 1 to “bring sanity back into an insane world.” The graduating class marks the single largest class in the school’s 116-year history. Read more.

Anderson sculpture

Fountain sculpture dedicated
The Stringer-Rainey Fountain Sculpture, representing the final piece of construction of the new Thrift Library at Anderson University, was unveiled during recent Founder’s Day ceremonies. Read more.

Features

Board member thankful for stronger SCBMA, opportunity to aid others

First Person: ‘I found out that God is a very persistent God’

A lesson at Augusta

Columns

At Home … by Rudy Gray

First Person: Reaching others for Christ

Capitol View … by Joe Mack

My Answer … by Billy Graham

Sunday Dinner: Another Japanese Fruitcake … by Juanita Garrison