Four Jeremiah Teams—formed to help the South Carolina Conference envision a future in which local United Methodist churches not only survive but thrive—are up and running after beginning their work in January and February. By Dan O’Mara.
A crowd of women from across South Carolina headed to St. Helena Island Feb. 15 for a racial justice field trip for Black History Month. By Jessica Brodie.
Registration is now open for this year’s Annual Conference, set for June 8-11 at the Greenville Convention Center. By Jessica Brodie.
On the heels of successful February listening sessions in Columbia and Rock Hill, the Advocate newspaper is gearing up for a March 25 listening session in Greenwood. Others will be held throughout the year.
March is Women’s History Month, and the Advocate Press has a number of titles that can help South Carolina United Methodists celebrate works by female S.C. United Methodists who are authors.
This March and April, United Methodists will have the chance to gather for their choice of three different weeklong Spring Salkehatchie mission opportunities.
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Augusta Road member shares story behind her church’s sewing ministry. By Dr. Shawn Armstrong.
The stories will be shared through a book slated for publication by the Advocate Press.
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.