Baptist Collegiate Ministry exists so every college student can experience the hope of the Gospel. On over 30 campuses across South Carolina, BCM groups help believers grow and learn to share their faith with their peers. They also help believers deepen their faith and live on mission through Bible study, worship, and serving on mission
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Across continents and borders, SCBaptist college students spent the summer sharing the Gospel. Our family of ministries mobilized 347 students this summer alone through the Palmetto Collective, BCMGo, and our summer camps, Camp La Vida, Camp McCall, SummerSalt, and KidSalt. Serving at Camp Camp La Vida, an auxiliary ministry run by the WMU, had 24
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Maura O’Hare chose to attend Coastal Carolina University partly for its reputation. “To think about who I was a year ago is crazy because I never would have thought I’d go to Jesus in my time of need,” she said. Her transformation started with a simple care package handed out by a fellow student, an
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“In college, I wrestled with our culture’s ideas about chasing security and comfort,” Mariah Gonzalez said. A Clover, SC, native, her call to ministry began in high school. “I didn’t know exactly what missions looked like, but I knew I loved the local church,” she said. She decided to attend Charleston Southern University, where she
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Emily Frisch’s journey with BCM at Anderson University transformed her nominal faith into a deep relationship with Jesus. Before joining Baptist Collegiate Ministry at Anderson University, Frisch only attended church on Christmas and Easter, admitting that her faith was a mere formality. Although she identified as a Christian, she realized that she didn’t truly know
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Benedict College, an HBCU, or historically Black College and University, is home to SC’s newest Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM). BCMs like the one at Benedict College are partnerships between local churches, associations, and all SCBaptist churches to evangelize, disciple, and send college and university students out on mission. SCBaptists are praying and working to begin
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Get ready to meet an inspiring group of college students who have embarked on a life-changing journey as participants of GenSend LA. Hailing from South Carolina, these seven young ambassadors have stepped out of their comfort zones to spend the summer with GenSend where they will have an immersive exploration of what it means to
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South Carolina Baptists have reason to celebrate as they have been named the top sending state convention of GenSend students in the country. Steve Turner, the Senior Director of Next Gen Mobilization for NAMB, shared the exciting news congratulating the SCBaptist Convention’s Collegiate Team. GenSend is a program launched by the North American Mission Board
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On the last remaining days of 2022, students were trained and equipped to share their faith with their friends, their schools, and the world. Summit, a four-day training experience for the strongest and sharpest student leaders across South Carolina, invited SCBaptist churches to send students to share Jesus boldly and expose them to the urgency
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Students from the University of Carolina’s BCM served over their spring break with BeachReach Panama City Beach, a ministry aimed at sharing the love of God with spring breakers flocking to Panama City Beach from all over the nation. The trip was covered in prayer by SCBaptists, and Columbia Collegiate Minister Adam Venters said, “Thank
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