
Dementia care workshop set for March 19 in Orangeburg, April 29 in Aiken
Churches and individuals interested in a dementia care ministry are invited to join the South Carolina Cognitive Connection Ministry for a Dementia Care Workshop.
Churches and individuals interested in a dementia care ministry are invited to join the South Carolina Cognitive Connection Ministry for a Dementia Care Workshop.
This year’s Charleston Walk for Water is scheduled for Saturday, March 29, and Team Grace UMC has set a fundraising goal of $2,500.
A love for LEGOs has turned into a fruitful ministry for Manning UMC, bringing new members to their youth group and an exciting and innovative way to share values of Christian fellowship with young people. By Jessica Brodie.
After strife in Haiti grounds planes, women seek other groups to help share “pillowcase clothes” with kids in need. By Jessica Brodie.
In spite of a decreased number of churches and a fall marked both by natural disasters and a divisive election, South Carolina United Methodist churches exceeded 90 percent in their collection percentage on 2024 apportionments. By Jessica Brodie.
A group attempting to leave the denomination without its church going through the proper legal channels is slated to appear in Greenville County court late this month. By Jessica Brodie.
South Carolina men are seeking to revitalize their spirit and their collective ministry, gathering late this month for their annual spiritual retreat. By Jessica Brodie.
The community listening sessions will enable Advocate staff and board members to better understand the news needs of the people of the South Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church.
The South Carolina Conference’s four new Jeremiah Teams began their work in January with a series of team meetings centered on prayer, organization and planning next steps. By Dan O’Mara.
12 interested churches sought for grant assistance
The Advocate’s book-publishing arm, the Advocate Press, has a number of titles that can help South Carolina United Methodists reflect on Black history and celebrate works by Black United Methodists.
On Dec. 14, St. Mark served nearly 50 families and 140 children (ages infant through 18) in need by providing gifts, food and clothing.