Dementia care advocates teach churches how to offer love, grace in midst of difficult diagnosis. (Pictured: The Inabinets, courtesy South Carolina Cognitive Connection Ministry.) By Jessica Brodie.

Salkehatchie Summer Service is launching its first-ever “Fall Salkehatchie,” a weeklong mission experience to enable teens and adults to come together and work on the homes of people living in poverty situations right here in South Carolina. By Jessica Brodie.

One South Carolina United Methodist pastor recently learned the blessing of being able to lean on his church when he experienced his own time of need: a kidney transplant. By Jessica Brodie.

Connectional Ministries representatives from across South Carolina gathered at Journey United Methodist Church Sept. 14 for an inspiring word from the conference’s new bishop to jumpstart their next six months of God’s work. By Jessica Brodie.

To commemorate their anniversary, ERT members and other supporters will gather for an ERT 20th anniversary celebration Saturday, Nov. 16, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Mount Hebron United Methodist Church, 3050 Leaphart Road in West Columbia.

United Methodists in South Carolina are again invited to help children in Haiti get Christmas stockings through South Carolina United Methodist Volunteers in Mission.

South Carolina's United Women in Faith and United Methodist Men (MenNMinistry) leaders want all to know their organizations are all-inclusive, open to all people regardless of denomination or any other presumed limitation.

Two pastors in assisted living become close friends. By the Rev. Darlene L. Kelley.

With fewer than six weeks of planning time, they turned their parking lot and North Main Street property into a venue that ended up hosting more than 300 people for two hours on a hot Sunday afternoon.

The Bowman community’s third annual Back to School Bash was hosted by New Covenant United Methodist Church and partners.

The steeple of Virginia Wingard Memorial United Methodist Church marks the home of the newest performing arts center in the Columbia area.

Trustees said the process, which concludes with a vote by lay and clergy members of the annual conference, will not continue after the 2025 Annual Conference gathering. By Jessica Brodie.