The site is a historic landmark that has been repurposed to serve as the new home for the college’s Division of Education and as a gathering hub for students, faculty and local residents.

Fifty-five years after a dark moment, members of United Methodist churches local to Lamar—Black and White—sat down to a pancake supper to mark the beginning of the Lenten season.

Inspired by their weekly “Moments of Art,” the people of Lee Road United Methodist Church created a collective collage during the six Sundays in Lent. By the Rev. Rusty Godfrey.

Bethel, Charleston, used Lent and Easter and second-mile giving to collect nearly $45,000 to send to Mercy Hospital.

Central took the time to celebrate the ministry with a reception, an open house tour, handmade sunshine pins and prayer beads for guests.

Belin Memorial UMC continues the legacy of the Rev. Belin in many ways.

Once a month, Pastor Kathy Cinnamond and members of Hopewell UMC gather after church to have lunch and pack pantry bags for the children in honor of late doctor. By the Rev. Darlene L. Kelley.

Attorneys for the South Carolina Conference of the UMC are asking the South Carolina Supreme Court to assign all cases regarding the conference and separating churches to a single trial judge. By Jessica Brodie.

A group of dedicated volunteers from the Methodist Student Network, also known as Columbia Wesley, spent a weeklong spring break mission trip to Spruce Pine, North Carolina, a community still grappling with the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.

The newspaper is introducing a more attractive, relevant and interesting logo and design for its print publication this month and will soon roll out a brand-new website.

Union United Methodist Church has made it possible for more than 250 people in Guatemala to see. By Jessica Brodie.

The Advocate won first place in its division for overall newspaper and magazine publications, plus two other writing awards.