South Carolina United Methodist Advocate – The Official Newspaper of the South Carolina United Methodist Church

Easter lilies bring hope to homebound

This Easter, people unable to leave their homes because of illness or other issues will get some springtime cheer courtesy of an Easter lily delivery project led by the Rock Hill District of the UMC.

Photo by Kathleen Barry, United Methodist Communications

Love and justice: St. John’s hosts vaccine registration

One United Methodist church in South Carolina is stepping up to meet a need, helping seniors and others get registered for their COVID-19 vaccine. And now, other churches are doing the same.

Carol Harvey, a City of Rock Hill employee, is one of many church and community members who has been volunteering regularly at the St. John’s Vaccination Registration Clinic. Here, she helps two men sign up for their vaccines.

Easter lilies bring hope to homebound

This Easter, people unable to leave their homes because of illness or other issues will get some springtime cheer courtesy of an Easter lily delivery project led by the Rock Hill District of the UMC.

What did Jesus say about social justice?

God cares about justice. Throughout the Old Testament and the New, and through the works of His Son Jesus, we see how important justice, fairness, mercy, compassion, and care for all people is to God.