Archive Issue

Obituaries

Eddie S. Lieberman

Carl E. Compton

SouthCarolinaShowcase

South Carolina Showcase for December 14, 2006

CrossingCarolina

Crossing Carolina for December 14, 2006

News

Missions opportunity: World at America’s doorstep

Easley author tells tragic story

IMB, ‘Fuge’ camps partner to expand youth missions

‘Nativity Story’ actress should not be shunned

Irmo Sunday school class reaches milestone

SONICFLOOd missions tour ends; teen response just beginning

More than just a ring …

Will churches’ change in funding priorities harm mission work?

In Lexington Association, Chapin serves community through ‘40 Days of Outreach’

Fast Facts for December 14, 2006

Rick Warren welcomes Obama, Brownback to AIDS summit

Poll: Americans want to see ‘Merry Christmas’ in stores

Church receipts to be received through Dec. 29

Wal-Mart changes contribution policy

Baptism celebrations planned for New Year’s Eve

Conway's Swilley to chair SCBC Executive Board in 2007

Holston Creek presents ‘Bethlehem Walk’

Developing Disciples: LifeWay Research examines the new view of young adults

Features

Miss CSU has a story to tell

His ‘dream come true’ carries nativity to the big screen

NGU Crusaders, Malone Pioneers team for ministry project before Victory Bowl

Some Southern Baptists ask, ‘Who is Lottie Moon?’

Hope in the midst of hunger

NGU Impact team forms relationships at Palmetto Boys Home

Couple that reaches out to truckers honored by NAMB

Columns

Developing Disciples: Refusing to go to church is dangerous, sinful for Christians

At Home … by Rudy Gray

First Person: Forgotten hurricane … by Frank Page

Sunday Dinner: My Man Cookies … by Juanita Garrison

New state convention president Mike Moody discovers calling in Navy

My Answer … by Billy Graham

The Pastor’s Corner … by Danny Burnley

Letters

Courageous call

Could Curtis' exhortation be classifed as needless rhetoric?

Dr. Bill Curtis' words are not 'needless rhetoric,' but prophetic

Curtis makes his points 'by picking apart a fellow brother'

We should begin moving toward a 50/50 split of our state's CP dollars