
AC OKs new health plans for UMCSC
By Jessica Brodie. South Carolina United Methodist active clergy and lay employees now have a bevy of health care choices on their plate thanks to a new plan lineup approved at Annual Conference yesterday.
By Jessica Brodie. South Carolina United Methodist active clergy and lay employees now have a bevy of health care choices on their plate thanks to a new plan lineup approved at Annual Conference yesterday.
By Jessica Brodie. South Carolina United Methodists spent an evening in a service celebrating a variety of missions embraced by the Annual Conference, from disaster response to homes for the homeless to bikes for people in need.
By Jessica Brodie. Praising the all-encompassing, never-ending, extravagant love of God, the Rev. John Hipp, Florence District superintendent, preached the Memorial Service at Annual Conference Tuesday afternoon.
By Jessica Brodie. Hundreds of South Carolina United Methodists headed to Covenant United Methodist Church during Annual Conference for a gathering of the Wesleyan Covenant Association.
By Jessica Brodie. More than 100 people headed to the Reconciling Ministries breakfast during Annual Conference to hear stories of inclusion and testimonies about sexuality and faith.
By Jessica Brodie. Dozens of South Carolina United Methodist laity and clergy were honored for their Christian service and passion for discipleship during this year’s Annual Conference.
By Allison Trussell. Fully embracing the Annual Conference 2017 theme of “Walking by Faith, not by Sight,” Dr. Albert Mosley led Bible study each morning at the TD Convention Center.
By Allison Trussell. With solemnity, the Annual Conference approved the closing of 10 churches June 7, 2017.
By Allison Trussell. The African-American Clergywomen held their annual luncheon June 5, with the Rev. J. Jeanette Cooper as the speaker.
By Jessica Brodie. Dozens of clergy and laity gathered at Annual Conference for a luncheon workshop designed to help them better partner on ministries in the church.
By Jessica Brodie. The Rev. Keith Hunter brought the evening message at the annual Black Methodists for Church Renewal worship Tuesday at Annual Conference. So many people attended the service that extra chairs had to be brought in to accommodate everyone. Bishop Jonathan Holston and his wife, Felecia, also attended.