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.
Ware Shoals United Methodist Church is the home base for a community food bank in Ware Shoals, a small town of about 2,500 residents.
South Carolina's Beth Lindsey Helm, a Salkehatchie alumnus, is now Rear Admiral of the United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps.
The volunteers represent a cross-section of the South Carolina Annual Conference. By Dan O’Mara.
Two couples step up, feeding volunteers and delivering supplies after hurricane. By Jessica Brodie.
Port Royal’s 12-year-old food outreach helps thousands with physical, spiritual needs. By Jessica Brodie.
St. Matthew United Methodist Church has started construction to fix a longtime structural problem with its sanctuary building.
Two more UMCSC books are now available from the Advocate Press: “Recollections: Stories from My Life in the Ministry,” by Dr. Roger M. Gramling, and “Raise Your Ebenezer: A Field Guide to Suffering,” by Dr. Ted Goshorn.