Advocate Awareness Sunday is May 19, 2024
This spring, the South Carolina United Methodist Advocate will hold its annual Advocate Awareness Sunday, an effort to introduce United Methodists across South Carolina to the newspaper ministry.
This spring, the South Carolina United Methodist Advocate will hold its annual Advocate Awareness Sunday, an effort to introduce United Methodists across South Carolina to the newspaper ministry.
The Advocate Press will host a Meet the Author/Book Signing event at Annual Conference, drop-in style from 12-2 p.m. on Tuesday, June 11, 2024, during the lunch break
The Advocate Press is poised to release its fourth book this year: “What I Want My Kids (And Me) To Know: Being Better Humans One Napkin at a Time,” by the Rev. Tyler Strange.
UMCSC losing two superintendents, launching collaborative leadership plan for Greenville, Hartsville.
The trustees of the South Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church have released information on the disbursement of tithes from churches that separated from the denomination in 2023.
Lay and clergy members of the 2024 South Carolina Annual Conference will gather June 9-12 in Greenville—the first time in eight years the Annual Conference has met following a General Conference session. By Dan O'Mara.
More than 200 men headed to Journey United Methodist Church Feb. 23-24 ready to learn new ways to act like a man in the eyes of the Lord. By Jessica Brodie.
The Advocate has been honored with three first-place awards for journalistic excellence from the South Carolina Press Association.
A Dementia 101 Workshop to mobilize and educate churches is set for Tuesday, May 28, from 9:30 a.m. to noon at Cokesbury UMC, North Charleston.
“Seriously Seeking God: A Four-Week Study on Contemplating the Parables,” by Suzan Phillips, and “Laughing All the Way to Heaven,” by United Methodist elder Dr. Kim Strong, are the latest titles.
Laity and pastors from the Columbia District gathered March 2 at Lexington United Methodist Church for Bishop L. Jonathan Holston’s Columbia District visit. The district visit was part of the conference’s ongoing bishop’s “District Days." By Allison Trussell.
Bishop L. Jonathan Holston visited the Vatican and had the honor of being seated in the inner court for the weekly general audience with Pope Francis.