Preparations continue for this year’s Annual Conference, set for June 8-11 at the Greenville Convention Center. By Jessica Brodie.

Thanks to one Greenville church, parents who need childcare during Annual Conference will have an affordable—and convenient—solution.  By Jessica Brodie.

The Advocate Press has released two more books this month: “Having Coffee with God,” by Mark Barnette, and “Stories from My Journey,” by the Rev. Arthur Holt.

The mural took about three weeks to complete from start to finish and tells the story of Jesus in several scenes from the gospels.

Old neckties, which might have ended up stuffed in a closet or left off at the dump or a landfill, had metamorphosized by our hands into pieces that were both functional and lovely. By Carol Cranford.

The doors to Hibben’s Christian Life and Learning Center open when the overnight temperature is below 34 degrees. By Amanda Moore,

The highest honor that Wofford bestows is an honorary degree.

Founded in 1978 by the Rev. John Culp, Salkehatchie brings youth, young adult and adult volunteers together to repair and rebuild homes for people in need, many of them living in poverty situations without the ability to fund the work on their own.

Lay Servant Ministries is one of the most noteworthy leadership development programs The United Methodist Church connection has developed.

This month, the Advocate continues its listening sessions, which are being held monthly to gauge the needs and interests of its readers.

Two hundred men and scouts from across South Carolina gathered for the retreat, which featured a lineup of speakers designed to fill men spiritually with powerful wisdom and faith inspiration. By Jessica Brodie.

This year, South Carolina will join annual conferences around the world to vote on regionalization and three other amendments to The United Methodist Church constitution. By Jessica Brodie.