In September, the conference treasurer’s office dispersed apportionments collected from the 113 separating churches, which were recorded in a lump sum in August. By Jessica Brodie.
Eighteen South Carolina disaster missioners headed to South Georgia in early September in the aftermath of Hurricane Idalia. They also helped clear downed trees in South Carolina. By Jessica Brodie.
New ministry at Hopewell UMC, SImpsonville, bolsters foster families with much-needed support. By Jessica Brodie.
People in Guatemala’s western highlands will soon have better access to much-needed medical care, including surgeries. Healing Guatemala’s Hospital Bethesda is now officially licensed as a hospital. By Jessica Brodie.
Meeting for the first time since the pandemic, Connectional Ministries gathered Saturday, Sept. 9, at Trenholm Road United Methodist Church. By Allison Trussell.
The Advocate Press has released a new book, Darkness to Light: Finding Jesus in the Valley of Mental Illness, a collection of personal stories that offer a look at the mental health journeys of a number of people, sharing in many cases how faith played a major role in their healing journey.
On July 21, a team of 12 medical team members sponsored by Grace United Methodist Church in North Augusta left Atlanta for a nine-day UMVIM trip in Ancoraimes, Bolivia.
Interfaith Community Services of South Carolina Inc. honored the Rev. Marvin Lare with a special certificate of recognition Sept. 7.
Local United Methodist churches have an opportunity to share what their church is all about with those who are searching for the right church home.
The Standing Committee on Central Conference Matters approved a worldwide regionalism legislation for submission to General Conference. This legislation was also supported for submission by the Connectional Table at its July 13 meeting.
Virginia Wingard Memorial United Methodist Church began a new ministry journey in June when it discovered food was needed for approximately 50-60 vulnerable students each week.
Clio UMC sent supplies, water and other items to those in need at St. James UMC in Amory, Mississippi.