Support Our Advertisers
The Advocate The Latest News from Our Churches
News
SC to vote on regionalization, other General Conference amendments
This year, South Carolina will join annual conferences around the world to vote on regionalization and three other amendments to The United Methodist Church constitution. By Jessica Brodie.
News
Three disaster response veterans tapped to lead ministry
The South Carolina Conference has reinstituted three key staff positions to help lead the reshaping and reinvigoration of its Disaster Response Ministries. By Dan O'Mara.
News
‘Like a family’
After 47 years of employment, longtime conference staffer Pat Mack still going strong. By Jessica Brodie.
Support Our Advertisers
Advertising with the Advocate is an easy and affordable way to reach United Methodists across South Carolina. Learn More
Our Take Read Our Latest Views
Views
United in the important things
Living faithfully while following the Lord can look like a lot of different things depending on your culture and your context. And it’s important to respect that other people see things and do things quite differently. By Jessica Brodie.
Views
‘It’s Friday, but Sunday’s coming!’
The Holy Spirit will give us second wind and touch us with a new fire. Jesus has risen. He is alive! A column by By Bishop Leonard E. Fairley.
Views
Come and see
Sometimes, it’s necessary to give our time, our fully present selves, to really understand the messages we need to hear. By Jessica Brodie.
The Advocate Press Resources & Books
Raise Your Ebenezer
From Dr. Ted Goshorn comes this compelling field guide for what it means to cultivate hope, resilience, and authenticity through the most difficult seasons of life.
Recollections
Roger Gramling shares his memoir of a life serving the church—a ministry that brought him into close contact with unusual, extraordinary individuals who helped shape the denomination in remarkable ways.
From the Vault
Here, archivist Dr. Phillip Stone invites you into the fascinating world of the people, places, and institutions that make up the great history of South Carolina United Methodism.