North Greenville University held its annual Global Impact Conference earlier this month. Each year, NGU�s Institute of Global Leadership makes it their mission to highlight the importance of missionaries and make certain that students have opportunities to learn more about the world around them and the difference that they can make.
The South Carolina Baptist Convention will hold its 199th annual meeting this week. Here�s what you need to know about it.
David McWhite, a 2007 graduate of North Greenville University, just moved back to the states with his family after serving overseas since 2015.
Jeremy Parks, a sign language professor at North Greenville University shares his experience on the mission field.
Aidan Toomey, an NGU sophomore, describes his mission trips to the Dominican Republic.
Tori Jacobsen, a sophomore at NGU, took a trip to Lesotho, Africa for her first international mission trip.
On April 4, the Duke of Poland spoke at BCM. At the time it seemed slightly out of the blue. This was a monumental occasion and it begs a certain question. How in the world did this happen?
Mission trips are an incredible opportunity. The chance to go overseas and share the Gospel with people who had never heard it before is an incredible opportunity. Trips like this one not only change the lives of the people witnessed to, the ministers themselves are also changed. A group of 13 people went to Guatemala from March 2-9 to experience just that. One of those people was Grace Hayes.
Graphic Artist, Corley Wood
The act of radical surrender to God�s call, especially when that call is foreign mission based is something that Christians struggle with daily. When being called to the mission field God�s people must abandon everything that they are comfortable including money, family, friends and occupation. The question God bestows on his children is this, �Will we follow him wherever he calls us?�
