Reading the Bible is an essential part of the Christian faith, but it can be a challenging task for many people. To aid in this process, there are numerous resources available to help individuals understand and engage with Scripture. We’ve outlined two Bible reading methods below, the H.E.A.R Method and the S.O.A.P Method. Click below
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SCBaptist churches have the opportunity to make a significant impact on the lives of students throughout the state by meeting their needs in a variety of ways. Here are some key ways that churches can help meet the needs of students: By offering these and other resources, SCBaptist churches can help meet the needs of
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The Backpack Buddies program is an initiative that helps fight food insecurity among children in the state. The program provides children with nutritious meals and snacks to take home in their backpacks over the weekends, when school meal programs are not available. Here are some key points to know about the program: Benefits of Backpack
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Reading Buddies programs are an excellent way for churches to support students in their local communities. The program matches volunteers with young students to provide reading support and help improve literacy skills. Here are some key benefits and ways to get involved: Benefits of Reading Buddies Research has shown that students who participate in reading
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Teachers are the unsung heroes of our communities, dedicating their lives to educating and inspiring the next generation. SCBaptist churches have the opportunity to show their support and gratitude for these dedicated individuals by offering a range of resources and programs. Here are some ways that SCBaptist churches can support teachers: South Carolina Baptist Convention
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Easter is a great time to reach out to your community and share the love of Christ! One fun way to do this is to host an Easter Egg hunt in your neighborhood. This can be a great way to introduce your neighbors to the Gospel and start a conversation about Christ. A neighborhood Easter
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Relationship revolves around the exchange of stories. This is how we get to know one another! God has blessed all of His followers with a story to tell. Our stories are beautiful and unique, and whether you know it or not, they contain the Gospel! The following “Four Parts to Your Story” comes from Disciple SC,
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We are thrilled to announce the addition of Lesley Joseph as Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM) director for Allen University and Benedict College. Lesley attended the University of South Carolina and John Hopkins University before going back to USC for his PhD, where he is currently an adjunct professor. Lesley is married to Jonita Joseph, “JJ,” who will
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Loud praises to Jesus rang out from an auditorium on the campus of Francis Marion University. It was part of a Baptist Collegiate Ministry effort called God Belongs on My Campus. This effort began in 2016 when a small Bible study group of college guys decided to take their love for Christ and passion for making
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The Coaching Collaborative is a network where leaders are challenged and encouraged by fellow leaders to use their sphere of influence to make a Kingdom impact. This network helps Christian women see their relational space, capacity, and influence as God-given opportunities to share hope. This collaborative will include ministers’ wives, women’s ministry leaders, small group
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